books about: fascinating     books:       Keepsake Recipes and Fascinating Food Facts11 reviews Irene Graybill Buckman Hara Publishing Group, 1999 Great Recipes and Interesting Facts I have recently purchased a copy of "Keepsake Recipes and Fascinating Food Facts". I have thoroughly enjoyed the book and its' unique approach to cooking. The recipes are hard-to-find traditionl varities that are easy to prepare and remind me of "mom's cooking".             U.S. Constitution: And Fascinating Facts about It22 reviews T. Jordan Topeka Bindery, 1999 What's a matter with you. Not having a knowledge of the US Constitution???? Get this. It's thorough. I read it many times over. It keeps things in perspective of where we should be as a nation. Sigh! Tom             Amazing Tennessee : Fascinating Facts, Entertaining Tales, Bizarre Happenings, and Historical Oddities about ...7 reviews Rutledge Hill Press, 2000 Good Book for finding out little-known material The title of Lacey's new book might well be "Everything you ever wanted to know about Tennessee, but couldn't find elsewhere." Crammed full of interesting and little-known facts about the Volunteer State, the book is sure to be a hit with trivia buffs. Everything is in here, from historic information about the 1877 rainstorm of snakes in Memphis to current listings of the state's best fishing ...             Gallop!: A Scanimation Picture Book (Scanimation Books)54 reviews Rufus Butler Seder Workman Publishing Company, 2007 It had me mesmerized! Gallop!, by Rufus Butler Seder, is a fun little piece that will have young children moving around as they show off their agility and physically respond to questions like "Can you gallop like a horse?" or "Can you flutter like a butterfly?" There's not much of a plot here, but that's not the point. It's the lyrical rhyming of the text, the colorful lettering of the print, and most of all, the ...             True Mystic Experiences: Fascinating Real Life Stories of Spirits, Other Dimensions & Strange Phenomena9 reviews Jennifer Spees Llewellyn Publications, 2001 I still have chills. . . After reading this beautifully compiled book of strange and unusual mystic experiences, the world was not the same for me. Jennifer Spees weaves together a scary, yet poignant fabric of unbelievably true stories, threaded with supernatural, paranormal, and just plain spooky undertones. This is a must have for anyone who has experienced the unbelievable, who has an interest in the paranormal, or ...             Fascinating Health Secrets6 reviews Kevin Pezzi MD Transcope, 1996 Down-to-earth medical advice from a genius! This is a wonderful book on nutrition and little known facts about health that you will not find anywhere else. I work in the healthcare profession, and know that most doctors do not know a quarter of what Dr Pezzi knows about these topics. His writing style is very entertaining as well as intelligent. Although he probably is at the genius level of intelligence himself, he conveys advice at the ...             Magic Lands: Journey Beyond the Beyond: Magic Lands #1 (Magic Lands)96 reviews Robert Stanek RP Books, 2005 Why kids AND adults should read Magic Lands Remember those times as a kid when you picked up a book and got lost in it? Well, this is such a book. I read Journey Beyond the Beyond a few years back and I was immediately drawn in to this truly magical story. This is a thrilling, edge-of-the seat read, even for an adult like me. You'll be swept away in an amazing world and desperately desire to become part of this magical universe. Robert ...             Science Is...: A Source Book of Fascinating Facts, Projects and Activities6 reviews Susan V. Bosak Topeka Bindery, 1992 Leagues above most activity books I am so glad to discover this book is still available. It's far more comprehensive and intelligent than so many other activity books. Laid out clearly, with activities in various realms of knowledge that offer numerous variations so a parent could conceivably use this one book throughout a child's school years. I can't imagine a child not discovering the joys of science (broadly defined) ...             The Last Log of the Titanic11 reviews McGraw Hill Text, 2002 A CRACKING GOOD READ I first read this book in 2000 and found it to be one of the more plausible explanations of the damage suffered by TITANIC when she hit the berg, as well as what happened afterward. Captain Brown has brought what is so lacking in many TITANIC books into LAST LOG OF THE TITANIC--actual shiphandling experience. Captain Brown had also produced an eminently readable text, one which I think most ...             It's Time To Get Selfish: A Journey Inside of Self... A Fascinating Truth... A Life-Altering Experience...7 reviews Robyn Busfield Buzzworld Publishing, 2006 Compelling Reading This is a sensibly written, compelling, persuasive work on the necessity of self-love and self-care as the wellspring for a fulfilling life. Ms. Busfield shows the reader a way to achieve this possibility with her pleasant, readable style. Be kind to yourself and spend time with this thoughtful, insightful book. Larry Etue, MSW, LCSW California             More Civil War Curiosities : Fascinating Tales, Infamous Characters, and Strange Coincidences4 reviews Webb Garrison, 2000 Interesting and Captivating I have three of Garrison's books: The Amazing Civil War, Civil War Curiosities, and More Civil War Curiosities. I would recommend each and every book to anyone! The facts that Garrison writes about are both interesting and captivating and being a high school American History teacher, I plan on using the facts that I have found no where else to captivate my students and give them a perspective ...             Working at the Ballpark: The Fascinating Lives of Baseball People from Peanut Vendors and Broadcasters to ...4 reviews Tom Jones Skyhorse Publishing, 2008 easy to read; would appeal to me or to a baseball fanatic 50 interviews with people with ALL SORTS of careers at a ballpark--players, clubhouse workers, mascot, landscaping, announcer, ballpark vendors (food, beer, etc.). My favorite interviews were the ballpark architect, the umpire, the shortstop who goes to art galleries when he travels around the US, and the "from Connecticut" ticket hustler. I like that I can read one interview at a time or ...             Life: The Most Notorious Crimes in American History: Fifty Fascinating Cases from the Files - in Pictures ...4 reviews Editors of Life Magazine Life, 2007 A Cook's Tour of a few dozen of the most sensational crimes in American history If you are close to or north of 50 years old you likely grew up leafing through the copies of Life and Look magazine that your parents subscribed to. They were large format magazines that relied more on pictures than text to make their points, but the text was still of good to high quality. Their vast library of photographs have been mined for several very nice books and special commemorative ...             Ben Franklin's Almanac of Wit, Wisdom, and Practical Advice: Useful Tips and Fascinating Facts for Every Day ...5 reviews Yankee Books, 2003 Informative, useful, and fun I'm surprised that no one has reviewed this book, since it's very useful and entertaining, easy to read, and inexpensive. There's one page for each day of the year. On one side of each page are facts about that day (famous birthdays, events). At the top of the page is a quote from Benjamin Franklin on some principle (saving money, etc.) with some illustrative biographical information from ...             The Bones of St. Peter: A Fascinating Account of the Search for the Apostle's Body4 reviews John Evangelist Walsh Image Books/Doubleday, 1985 A neglected subject, fascinating treatment. This is a fascinating and well written account of one of the best known, yet little understood, archaeological mysteries of the century. The discovery of the first-century grave under the present basilica of St Peter's is a detective story which is usually given a confessional treatment, if it is noted at all. Walsh does a brilliant job of untangling the threads of the excavation, without ...             Simply She: Everything I Say is Fascinating4 reviews Maria Peevey Harry N. Abrams, 2002 the best journal in the world This journal is great. I have tried and tried to keep a journal, but I can never keep one going, you know I'll do it for a few weeks or months, then I get tired of it and stop...It always seems to get boring or somehthing. Well, this journal has been completely different. I hav been doing it for quite a while, and not gotten bored. It keeps you interested with little words on each page, like ...             Visits to Fascinating Places and People that Time Has Replaced 1949-20055 reviews John F. Mason PublishAmerica, 2005 Truly a fascinating read The author's anthropological training and perspective, in conjunction with his keen wit and understanding of the human condition, enable him to relate insights about people and places that are both entertaining as well as extremely educational. In particular, the chapters on South and Central America, and North Africa and Mallorca, provide fascinating insights into the time and place, and the ...             Don't Call Me Lassie! The Fascinating Lives of Seven Family Dogs4 reviews Sylvia Typaldos Haven Harbor, 2003 Wonderful and moving! I love this book. Sylvia did such a wonderful job of showing what it's like to see the world through a dog's eyes. As a dog lover myself, this story of 7 dogs' lives had me experiencing both the joy and pain that dogs experience in our "people world." It was moving, I will never look at a dog the same way again. I recommend this book to all animal lovers everywhere, you'll thorougly enjoy it!             That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles: 62 All-New Commentaries on the Fascinating Chemistry of Everyday Life4 reviews Dr. Joe Schwarcz Ecw Press, 2002 Excellent Essays on Everyday Science I picked up this book on whim, having never heard Dr. Schwarcz's radio program or seen him on television. I spent the next few days completely engrossed in his lively tales on the chemistry involved in our daily lives. Discussed here is the science behind ice cream, aspartame, wheat, bagels, paprika, beer and yes, cookies. Schwarcz also chimes in on the controversies over dental fillings, ...             Patchwork Persuasion: Fascinating Quilts from Traditional Designs4 reviews Joen Wolfrom Watson-Guptill Publications, 1997 Inovative quilts from traditional block patterns I love this book. It is a must for any quilter's library. There are many examples of stunning inovative quilts made from traditional patterns. There are also some less traditional art quilts, but the majority are traditional with a punch. I borrowed this book from my library and now I am buying it because I don't want to return it to the library!              search for books 1949-2005, activities, baseball, broadcasters, characters, chemistry, coincidences, commentaries, constitution, curiosities, dimensions, entertaining, everything, experience, experiences, fascinating, happenings, historical, keepsake, life-altering, notorious, patchwork, persuasion, phenomena, practical, replaced, scanimation, tennessee, traditional, volunteer books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen health & personal care: Busse Trap Specimen Mucus 40cc Sterl Without Transport Cap we recommend Why kids AND adults should read Magic Lands home  impressum - about us