books about: chapter     books:       James Cameron's Titanic314 reviews James Cameron, Ed Marsh, ... Harper Paperbacks, 1997 Titanic Fans Great book for the titanic enthusiasts!!!!! If you loved the movie, you will enjoy this book.             Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul476 reviews Jack Canfield Scholastic Inc Good Insight I am not a teen anymore, but a decade ago, I was. I never went to a public school, or delt with teenage dating, drugs, suicide, sneaking around, or all of that drama. I purchased this for a special teen in my life who has had to go to public school and face all of that. I read it before I gave it to her, and I think I learned some things that enter into the "average teen's" life. I hope she ...             Mankind: Have a Nice Day - A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks686 reviews Mick Foley HarperCollins, 1999 Mankind Both of my sons and my husband enjoyed this book. A lot of fun to read.             Dealing With Dragons (Enchanted Forest Chronicles)305 reviews Patricia C. Wrede Scholastic, 1992 Great Book, good sense Cimorene is a spunky and smart princess who uses her head and doesn't let others do her thinking for her simply because "she's a princess". She goes through all sorts of trials, but she gets through them. Sometimes on the (good) advice of others, sometimes by luck, but most often it is through either preparation or sound reasoning. Cimorene builds a good circle of friends around her and does her ...             Waiting in Vain447 reviews Colin Channer One World/Ballantine, 1998 Loved it The way I judge a book is simple. It's not always about whether or not the characters as a whole are completely believable or realistic (I.E. Fire who's character isn't totally realistic but he fit this novel perfectly), although in some books that matters more than others. Also,it doesn't always have to be something I personally can relate to. I judge a book on whether or not I can get into the ...             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban2622 reviews J. K. Rowling Raincoast Books, 2000 Fabulous This is a wonderful book in the Harry Potter series. I am so glad that I purchased it from Amazon. Thanks!!             Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?357 reviews Bill Martin Jr., Eric Carle Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1983 My daughter's favorite book My daughter is 2 and she loves this book, it is her favorite. She already knows the name of all the animals in the book. I think is a very educational book and will be buying the others too.             Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4)5186 reviews J. K.; J.K. Rowling Rowling Scholastic, Inc., 2002 Great Condition I was worried about buying a book for 5 cents. Yet the only thing was the cover had a diagonal crease. Who cares?! I am definitely buying more books from thriftbooks             Seabiscuit: An American Legend647 reviews Laura Hillenbrand Ballantine Books, 2002 The Book Bolts Out Of The Gate & Never Slows Down My interest in horse racing was right up there with watching paint dry. The movie Seabiscuit was very well done and I purchased the paperback in conjunction with the theatrical release of the movie as well as the gushy reviews Ms. Hillengrand's book had received. And then there it sat... gathering dust on my bookshelf for nearly six years. Don't be an idiot like me and rush out to get this ...             Ella Enchanted1162 reviews Gail Carson Levine Scholastic Inc., 1997 Ella Enchanted: A true fairy tale The fact that 12 years after reading this book at the age of 9, I have recently named my new dog Ella should be an indication as to how much I adored this book as a child. When I was a fourth grader, I read this book three times I loved it so much, and it holds a special place in my heart the same way reading Jane Eyre did when I was 18. It was *the* childhood novel that inspired me to become ...             Mattimeo (Redwall, Book 3)214 reviews Brian Jacques Firebird, 2003 EXCELLENT! 10/10! This is either the best or the second best Redwall book. It's the direct sequel to the Original Redwall, so there will be a lot of familier characters. Complete with 3 huge battles, a cruel monster that lurks in the dark, and an evil slaver named Slager, this book is ultimate, and I highly reccomend it!             The Company She Keeps221 reviews Georgia Durante Signet, 2008 the company she keeps A fascinating book about a remarkable woman who overcomes numerous personal obstacles to succeed in a very dangerous and challenging profession. A very inspirational and entertaining read. Once I started reading the book, I could not put it down. John Haase, Alabaster, Al             BKSC Chicka Chicka Boom Boom211 reviews Bill Martin Jr, John Archambault Aladdin, 2000 K teacher I'm a kindergarten teacher and my kids absolutely love that book. I read it to them and we watched the video on united streaming. They look for the letter we're working on and tell me what happened to that letter when it fell out of the tree. It's not meant to be used as a tool to learn the alphabet. But it's a great way for kids to become aware of all of the letters and what they look like.             Martin the Warrior (Redwall, Book 6)263 reviews Brian Jacques Ace, 1995 amazing This is in my opinion the best book of a simply amazing series. It follows the story of Martin the Warrior, a legendary character in the Redwall series. Although it wasn't the first book written in the series chronologically, it's probably the best to read first - and if you were to only read a single Redwall book it should be this. Courage, honor, romance, adventure, revenge...this book ...             A Ring of Endless Light204 reviews Madeleine L'Engle Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, 1995 Loved It!! I loved this book and I would recommend it to girls from the ages 10 and up. This was a good story to connect to your life or the lives of the people around you. The things that happen to Vicky in A Ring of Endless Light might happen or may have happened to the reader. Therefore the plot of the story is believable. I would like to read another story by this author because I loved how thorough ...             Hawaii: The Big Island Revealed (Hawaii the Big Island Revealed)303 reviews Andrew Doughty, Harriett Friedman Wizard Pubns, 1996 Excellent Resource Hawaii, The Big Island Revealed is a terrific resource for anyone visiting the big island. Whether you spend your time on the Kona side, the Hilo side, or both, you will find numerous suggestions and ideas for things to do and ways to save money. Highly, highly recommended!             Lucky Man A Memoir227 reviews Fox Michael J Random House, New York, 2002 Yup. Here's how pervasive the Michael J. Fox phenom has been: I saw only one episode of Family Ties, was dragged by my peer group to Back to the Future, and have never seen Spin City. Yet I still knew, before getting this book, That MJF was from Canada, the names of his wife and each of his four children, and that he had Parkinson's. I told myself I was reading this book for the serious, noncurable ...             For Laci: A Mother's Story of Love, Loss, and Justice274 reviews Sharon Rocha Crown, 2005 A frighteningly ordinary story, in so many ways Laci Rocha Peterson wanted to be a mother. For that, she died. We already know the outcome of this story before we pick up the book that tells it, from the viewpoint of Laci's mother. So why bother to read it? Because it's riveting. Because it has so much to say, some of it deliberately and some inadvertently, about human behavior at its best as well as at its worst. The book's first chapters ...             Don't Die, My Love262 reviews Lurlene McDaniel Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, 1995 5 stars!!!!! This was the first book I ever read by Lulene McDonald and I just have to say be readdy to cry your eyes out if u reed this book. It is very well written. I could not put this book down, and believe me I usually don't like romance stories but this one was really good. So I highly recomend this book.             The Self-Publishing Manual: How to Write, Print and Sell Your Own Book273 reviews Dan Poynter Para Publishing, 1997 THE self-publishing book others are judged by This was the first self-publishing book I bought, and has proven to be one of the most useful. Dan's expertise in the publishing industry is unmatched due to his decades of experience and countless authored titles. 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