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Warriors #1: Into the Wild (Warriors)228 reviews
Erin Hunter

HarperTrophy, 2004

Amazing Book!
Warriors #1: Into the Wild (Warriors) This was a very fun book to read. It is about Rusty, a cat that wishes to catch a mouse. He leaves his home and joins a clan to save all the Warriors in it. He must please everyone in the clan. He must hunt for the clan and train to be a Warrior. His best friends in the clan are Graypaw and Rayvenpaw. The clan leader's name is Bluestar; they must always ...
  
  











  



  
Seabiscuit: An American Legend635 reviews
Laura Hillenbrand

Random House, 2001

If you have not read this book, buy it today!!
Seabiscuit is a great story, book, and movie. If you have not read it, buy it today and start reading. You will not be disappointed.
  
  











  



  
Crime Novels: American Noir of the 1930s and 40s: The Postman Always Rings Twice / They Shoot Horses, Don't ...12 reviews
Horace McCoy, Kenneth Fearing, ...

Library of America, 1997

A Real Discovery: 4 or 5 of these make amazing reading
This is an impressive collection of early and now scarce Noir novels. "The Big Clock" and "Nightmare Alley" are particularly hard to find outside of this volume. Cain's "The Postman Always Rings Twice" was probably the first crime novel I ever really got into, and it's a stunning departure from Agatha Christie-style mysteries. So much happens in this short book (as turns of plot, but also ...
  
  











  



  
You're Only Young Twice: 10 Do-Overs to Reawaken Your Spirit11 reviews
Ronda Beaman

Vanderwyk & Burnham, 2006

If this book is as good as she is a teacher...
I had the fortunate opportunity to have Professor Beaman at Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo where she is an adjunct faculty member. She is an amazing person and teacher, if this book carries even half of the energy she carries through life, and you get 10% increase in your approach, you will be 200% better. Sam
  
  











  



  
Stellaluna98 reviews
Janell Cannon

Harcourt Children's Books, 1993

My favorite children's book
Note: My reviews are plagued by cyber stalkers who distort votes totals. If I HAD to answer the question: What is your favorite children's book?, I would have to pick "Stellaluna." There, this children's librarian committed, but I think my students would know that. It's one of their favorites, too!! What makes this book so special? E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G!! The story line, the embedded lessons, ...
  
  











  



  
The Same River Twice12 reviews
John Walters

John Walters, 2002

this is a great book that every basketball fan should read!
Ok, first I have to admit, I'm a huge fan of UCONN basketball, Diana Taurasi in particular, but that doesn't make me biased:). I think this book is well written, fun to read, funny, and insightful. It tels the story of an amazing basketball team that deserves recognition even though they didn't reach their final goal. I learned a lot from this book, and it made me laugh and cry. I think that ...
  
  











  



  
Marley: A Dog Like No Other A special adaptation for young readers20 reviews
John Grogan

Collins, 2007

It's Not Just For Kids
You don't have to be a kid 9-12 years old to giggle, shake your head in disbelief, and cry while you read this book--an adaptation of MARLEY AND ME. This is a testament to author Grogan's writing skill. Grogan never underestimates his readers' vocabulary and comprehension of complex ideas. He doesn't "sugar coat" anything; kids and adults appreciate that. He relates his story through a full ...
  
  











  



  
The Photoshop CS2 Speed Clinic: Automating Photoshop to Get Twice the Work Done in Half the Time23 reviews
Matt Kloskowski

Peachpit Press, 2006

Take Photoshop to a new level
The Photoshop CS2 Speed Clinic is a must-have book for seasoned Photoshop users. The author presents a series of powerful tips and techniques that will work wonders when integrated into your production workflow. The book delves into harnessing the power of Adobe's Bridge software, writing repeatable Actions to automate your workflow, and fine-tuning Photoshop's settings to work well with your ...
  
  











  



  
Twice Dead11 reviews
Eleanor Sullivan

Hilliard & Harris Publishers, 2002

great fun - I can't wait for the next one!
As a St. Louis resident, I always enjoy books that are set here, with their references to all my favorite places. But this book has far more to offer than a familiar setting - there is a great mystery plot, characters I'd like to meet, and some great background on the problems going on in our medical community today. Eleanor knows her stuff - she writes with intelligence and wit. Great read.
  
  











  



  
The Same River Twice: 2A Memoir12 reviews
Chris Offutt

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1994

Country boy writes moving and hilarious memoir
Besides the fact that Chris Offutt is a great writer, I like the guy's work because he's so honest and genuine. For those of you who can't tell the difference, Chris is an authentic country boy. Reading this memoir and sections of his novel "The Good Brother", I recognize the rhythm of speech, turns of phrase, and basic life assumptions that are innate in country boys like us from the Great State ...
  
  











  



  
Twice Dead6 reviews
Elizabeth Dearl

Avid Press, LLC, 2001

Very highly recommended
Mystery writer Taylor Madison returns for another outstanding mystery accompanied by her adorable pet ferret Hazel and a compelling cast of ecentric characters. Taylor enjoys living in small town Perdue, Texas. She is comfortably settled into a dating routine with the town's sexy sheriff, Cal Arnette, several months after solving the murder of Cal's predecessor. Hearing rumors a particularly ...
  
  











  



  
The Same Ax, Twice: Restoration and Renewal in a Throwaway Age9 reviews
Howard Mansfield

UPNE, 2000

Who is Howard Mansfield?
This is not the kind of book I usually read. It's probably not the kind of book that **anyone** usually reads. I bought it because of a favorable review in the New York Times. The review made the book sound good and, what do you know, the book really is good. Now, I'll never renovate a house. I'll never live in a log cabin or an old stone house. I don't want to live in New England or visit Walden ...
  
  











  



  
Uniquely Gifted : Identifying and Meeting the Needs of the Twice Exceptional Student (An Avocus Advocacy in ...7 reviews
Kiesa Kay

Avocus Publishing, 2000

A groundbreaking book
Anyone who has a twice exceptional child simply must buy this book. They are such an perplexing combinations: unusual and confusing, brilliant and constrained, with an unfortunate dose of 'needing what there ain't'. Simply helping them navigate childhood in one healthy piece is a challenge of mammoth proportions; seeing them reach their real potential can seem a distant dream. However, ...
  
  











  



  
Uncle John's Biggest Ever Bathroom Reader9 reviews
Bathroom Readers' Institute

Thunder Bay Press, 2002

Batroom Reader Should Make Space In Your Bathroom!
The Biggest Bathroom Reader Ever is a great book for adults who feel like they can never accomplish reading because the book is big. Well, okay the book is huge but the articles are only 3 to 4 pages long. The things are really humorous and inquisitive. For example, on page 530 it says that the country of Brazil was named after the Brazil nut. Some of the articles titles are Brand Names, Who ...
  
  











  



  
Twice Pardoned8 reviews
Harold Morris

W Publishing Group, 1986

One of the BEST books I've ever read!!!
A true life story of an all star athlete who takes the wrong road and turns to drugs, alcohol, night clubs, and a fast life for acceptance! After a murder is commited , harold winds up with 2 life sentences at the White elephant (Georgia State Penn)! He explains how he got there, and the changes that were made in him through Christ. It is interesting to read how this man survived 10 years of ...
  
  











  



  
Twinfare: Make your next gathering twice as nice7 reviews
Connie Loux-Murray and Christine Loux-Henning

BookSurge Publishing, 2007

What a wonderful book
What a wonderful book. It's full of great recipes and ideas for entertaining. But it is more than just a cookbook. The use of photos and stories reminds us that family and friends are blessings and life should always be a celebration!
  
  











  



  
Rapunzel: The One With All the Hair (Twice Upon a Time)7 reviews
Wendy Mass

Topeka Bindery, 2006

The Brothers Grimm
Wendy Mass, as well as Gail Carson Levine, do something that the Brothers Grimm forgot: they give all of the characters names and porpuses. In the Brothers Grimm tales, we have no idea what the other character's (most often the prince) life was, which would have added better understanding to the story. I highly recommend the works of both Wendy Mass and Gail Carson Levine, for giving the second ...
  
  











  



  
Twice upon a Time (Silhouette Intimate Moments No. 1092) (Intimate Moments, 1092)7 reviews
Jennifer Wagner

Silhouette, 2001

You'll want to read TUAT more than once...
You'll want to read it again and again! Rico Carella was Anna Ramsey's first love who died a tragic death. She never thought she'd be attracted to another man with the same fierce intensity until Gage moves in next door. She's blown away by the power of her desire for this stranger...but is he truly a stranger? There's more going on than Anna can imagine. Things that put Anna and her ...
  
  











  



  
Twilight Comes Twice6 reviews
Ralph Fletcher

Clarion Books, 1997

Gentle and calming beautiful illustrations with poetic prose
A story set in a suburban neighborhood with a girl and her dog doing various activities as the sun rises or sets. The first part of the book is about dusk and the second part is about dawn. The text is poetic and beautiful. The text is on one page and the illustrations are on the other page; this is a larger sized hardcover book. The illustrations are beautiful paintings, all with the special ...
  
  











  



  
Shoo, Fly Guy! (Fly Guy)9 reviews
Tedd Arnold

Cartwheel Books, 2006

Accidental discovery.
Shoo Fly guy is a cute little story about a boy and his pet fly. The boy goes on a picnic and the fly tries to find him. My daughter liked following his fly patterns and the stuff he visits. I was a little concerned about one incident where he goes by a road kill frog. But she is fascinated by death for some reason(we lost a cat) so it didn't bother her. On thing she did like is where ...
  
  











  







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