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9 reviews
Jane Graves

Forever, 2008

Jane Graves writes another keeper
Tall Tales and Wedding Veils by Jane Graves is a book that will stay in your heart forever. Heather Montgomery always does the right thing. As an accountant she likes order and planning in all aspects of her life. To please her family she agrees to be in a cousins wedding. This also involves a weekend bridesmaid's trip to Vegas. There she runs into sexy hometown hottie Tony McCaffrey. Tony ...

Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon

60 reviews
Patty Lovell

Putnam Juvenile, 2001

Great book!
I bought this book for my daughter who is an early childhood education major. She requested it after reviewing it in class. Great book!

Henry And Mudge and the Tall Tree House (Ready-to-Read. Level 2)

2 reviews
Cynthia Rylant, Suçie Stevenson

Aladdin, 2003

A Wonderful Book for a Beginning Reader!
My 1st grader just loves Henry and Mudge books. They are "chapter" books-- and not "baby" books. But, they are easy to read. (Easier than Magic Tree House, for example.) Plus, this series appeals to both boys and girls (but especially boys). Note: you might want to purchase Henry And Mudge First Book before this book or with this book. It introduces the characters used in the rest of the ...

Standing Tall: A Memoir of Tragedy and Triumph

23 reviews
C. Vivian Stringer, Laura Tucker

Crown, 2008

Heart Warming & Inspirational!
This book was absolutely fantastic. I'm not really into sports but have enjoyed basketball from time to time. Though, I've never really been into college basketball and didn't even know who C. Vivian Stringer was before the Imus incident, I was able to gain a tremendous insight into the life of a strong, confident, and resilient woman and the women she lends a hand in raising. To learn all that ...

Tall, Dark & Hungry (Argeneau Vampires, Book 4)

39 reviews
Lynsay Sands

Love Spell, 2004

I love Lynsay!!
Well, Sands didn't disappoint. When I am in the mood for some hot and steamy romance, I go grab my Argeneau series from my bookshelf. This is the story about one of the Argeneau brothers, Bastien. The story was funny and you find yourself laughing out loud every now and then as a new scene unfolds. Can't wait to read Argeneau books number 10 and 11. Sands, in her website, mentioned ...

A Tall Dark Cowboy

14 reviews
Mackenzie Mckade

Elloras Cave Pub Inc, 2006

Joyfully Reviewed!
Lacy Mason has a rule: No More Cowboys. She plans to stick to her own personal decree even though every part of her being wants to be with a man tonight if only to help her forget that her daughter is ill and in desperate need of a heart. Lacy is standing firm on this rule until she claps eyes on gorgeous cowboy, Wyatt Anderson. Wyatt is tall, and dark, and he has a package wrapped in ...

American Tall Tales (Puffin Books)

1 review
Adrien Stoutenberg

Puffin, 1976

Competent retelling
Stoutenberg competently retells the familiar stories of Paul Bunyan, Pecos Bill, Stormalong, Mike Fink, Davy Crockett, Johnny Applessed, John Henry, and Joe Magarac in a way that stresses the common tall tale elements and should be appealing to upper-elementary school readers. Useful in schools when balanced with some of the more recent and sprightlier stories featuring heroines.

Sarah, Plain and Tall

168 reviews
Patricia MacLachlan

HarperTrophy, 1987

8 year old kids's review of Sarah, Plain and Tall
The story of Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLaclan is a pioneer fiction about a family who needs a mother and a wife, and a lady who needs a home. It is sad, funny, happy, scary, exciting, and keeps me guessing. Jacob Witting needs a helpful, hardworking wife and a mother for his young children Anna and Caleb. He puts an ad for a wife in the newspaper. He receives a response from ...

American Tall Tales

3 reviews
Mary Pope Osborne

Knopf Books for Young Readers, 1991

cultural mythology
I bought this book for a grandchild. I grew up with the stories and want to share them and the characters with him. Who hasn't heard of at least one of the characters in the book: Paul Bunyan, Davy Crockett? The writing style will be easily understood by children in early elementary. The really exceptional part of this book is the Foreward. It easily and clearly explains how the stories ...

Peace, Love, & Barbecue: Recipes, Secrets, Tall Tales, and Outright Lies from the Legends of Barbecue

22 reviews
Mike Mills, Amy Mills Tunnicliffe

Rodale Books, 2005

The best BBQ cookbook around
I've been disappointed too often by other books from pros, they have recipes that are "based on" an award winning recipe but never will give you the real recipe. This book shares recipes that are the real deal. But it also provides excellent tips on prepping and cooking, and THAT will make you a better cook. There is also a great guide that will help you develop your own signature rub. The ...

Long, Tall Texans: Calhoun, Justin & Tyler

18 reviews
Diana Palmer

Silhouette, 2002

HANDSOME, WONDERFUL AND MR TEASE
Yes this is how I describe Calhoun-Handsome, Justin-Wonderful and Tyler-Mr Tease. Yes all three stories were wonderful stories. I loved every second of all three and I have re-read them many times. Must read, funny, loving and touches your heart!

Mr. Tall (Mr. Men and Little Miss)

4 reviews
Roger Hargreaves

Price Stern Sloan, 1999

Why are my legs so long?
Mr. Tall is sad because his legs are too long. He meets his friends Mr. Small, Mr. Tickle, Mr. Nosey, Mr. Greedy who all have problems that they have turned into benefits. All of his friends show Mr. Tall that he doesn't have to be sad because he has long legs. This book contains 30 pages of brightly colored pictures that will catch the eye of any youngster. It also teaches them a good ...

Tall, Dark & Dead (Garnet Lacey, Book 1)

40 reviews
Tate Hallaway

Berkley Trade, 2006

By Far One of My All-Time Favorites!
Such an amazing book! I love Garnet's character and her hectic love life. Enthralling and a magnificent read!

The Tall Stranger

3 reviews
Louis L'Amour

Bantam, 1986

A good book.
Not one of L'amours best books, but still good

Tall Cool One (A-List, No. 4)

31 reviews
Zoey Dean

Poppy, 2005

Then again, its......
I really loved this book, its awesome! Well, its mainly about Anna who is in a chic resort in Las Casita, Mexico. Sam, who tired of her step-mother's baby preparations, sneack off to join Anna. Back in Beverly Hills, Cammie and Adam take their relationship to a whole new level. Cammie is deeply falling in love with innocent Adam. Sam's step-mother, Poppy, finds a New Age sister, Sam's best friend ...

Walk Tall! An Exercise Program for the Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis

14 reviews
Sara Meeks

Triad Publishing Company (FL), 1999

Excellent for all stages of osteoporosis and for prevention!
Having been diagnosed recently with advanced osteoporosis, I was looking for exercise books that would be safe for me. I actually have found 3 that I like and will use, but if you are looking for one book that covers the range from prevention to treatment for the various stages of osteoporosis, this is the book for you. It helps you to select or adapt the exercises, depending on your condition. ...

Winter Roses (Long, Tall Texans)

16 reviews
Diana Palmer

Harlequin, 2007

Series
I love Diana Palmer and her books. Yes, I have seen some similarities, yet I have also encountered some differences. I read them more to get each of the characters histories and stories of how they ended up where they are. I loved this book as well as the others I have read to date, but I have to say Colby Lane will always hold my heart above all these other men... I have a thing for the hot, ...

In the Tall, Tall Grass (An Owlet Book)

5 reviews
Denise Fleming

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1995

Descriptive & entertaining
This is my son's favorite book. The age range for this book says 4 & up, but my 2 year old just loves it. The illustrations are magnificent. My son & his day care class love to get involved and make the sounds that are in the tall, tall grass. Highly recommend!

Home Tree Home: Principles of Treehouse Construction and Other Tall Tales

10 reviews
Peter N. Nelson, Gerry Hadden

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1997

Awesome book
A previous reviewer said that this wasn't for beginning treehouse builders. I don't think that is the case at all. I bought this book because I wanted to explore attachment options, and it had a chapter on that topic. There was so much more inside this book. There is a detailed description of a massive treehouse they built. Even though I never plan to build such a thing, the read was ...

Skylark (Sarah, Plain and Tall)

12 reviews
Patricia Maclachlan

HarperTrophy, 1997

acceptance
With the companion books Sarah, plain and tall skylark represents acceptance for love, tradition, value and companionship for other as well as yourself. As student read this book it will deal and discussion separation, love of ones illness, plant history, and cultural values of others and they deal with real life situations.

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