books by Martin I. Green (childhood first-aid complete)

books by Martin I. Green

books:

The Home Pet Vet Guide for Cats (The Complete Cat Owner's Handbook)
Martin I. Green

Ballantine Books, 1980

This complete cat owner's guide is the perfect ready-resource to have around the house to answer those questions that arise about your cat's health, happiness, and well-being. With helpful illustrations, here is a one-stop reference that no cat-loving owner will want to be without. Fast, simple instructions for every common injury and illness. Hundreds of large step-by-step illustrations. Unique quick access index to all emergencies. Covers: 1) ...

Voodoo Child: The Illustrated Legend of Jimi Hendrix (Penguin Studio Books)

6 reviews
Martin I. Green

Kitchen Sink Press, 1995

Jimi Hendrix and Bill Sienkiewicz
...are a great match. The paint is everywhere. It goes out in every direction, it folds back in on itself, it darts from realism to quick cartoon. It's alive and insane. It is, of course, everything you'd expect from Bill. I should have been LISTENING to Hendrix while reading it, but I didn't have to. It was in the painting. Not to mention the text. Martin Green chronicles the major events of ...

A Sigh of Relief: The First-Aid Handbook For Childhood Emergencies

1 review
Martin I. Green

Bantam, 1994

Easy to read and easy to use!
I have owned-A Sigh of Relief- for many years, I find it easy to read and easy to understand. A must for anyone with children!!

The home pet vet guide--cats
Martin I Green

Ballantine Books, 1980

This complete cat owner's guide is the perfect ready-resource to have around the house to answer those questions that arise about your cat's health, happiness, and well-being. With helpful illustrations, here is a one-stop reference that no cat-loving owner will want to be without.

Santa My Life & Times: An Illustrated Autobiography

9 reviews
Martin I. Green

Avon Books, 1998

A New Family Tradition
I read "Santa, My Life and Times" with my two boys, ages 4 and 6, over the week prior to Christmas. We took advantage of its longer format to spread it out over several nights, one or two chapters at a time. While I was at first worried that the youngsters' short attention spans would wane, the story, writing and illustrations are so rich that their interest only grew with each night's ...