books by First Page Publications     books:       Tailgating without a Hitch - Tailgate Cooking Made Fun1 review Kathy Clyne Merrill First Page Publications, 1996 I liked it! Good job! This is a practical guide to America's fastest-growing pastime. If you want to read another great tailgating book try "A Tailgater's Guide To SEC Football" The Cajun recipes are super!             Curious Kids' Activity Guide to Michigan (Curious Kids Guides)5 reviews Emily Eisbruch First Page Publications, 2005 Wow doesn't even begin to describe how great this book is We bought this book to use as part of our homeschooling unit on our homestate of Michigan. I have looked through several other books for kids about Michigan and I must say how impressed I am with this one. My 8 yr old daughter, 12 year old son and 14 yr old son all really like it. The actual color photos are great as some books just use illustrations. The book is written so a younger child ...             Pictures of God: Rilke's Religious Poetry, Including 'The Life of the Virgin Mary'1 review Rainer Maria Rilke First Page Publications, 2005 translations of his religious poetry In recent years many critics have come to admire Rainer Maria Rilke (4 December 1875 in Prague, Austria-Hungary - 29 December 1926 in Valmont (Switzerland)) as the German language's greatest poet of the 20th century. After he died of leukemia at the age of 51, the critical edition of his collected works in German eventually filled 12 volumes. More modest readers like myself, then, will be ...             Dear Mother and Daddy: World War II Letters Home from a WASP1 review Marie Mountain Clark First Page Publications, 2005 Personal History This is a compilation of personal letters written home by a young woman doing extraordinary things during an extraordinary time. The unfiltered devotion and warmth shown from daughter to parents reflect a different time, and the character that went with it. An excellent personal expression of the times that shaped the remainder of the century.             Once A Hobo : The Autobiography of Monte Holm14 reviews Monte Holm, Dennis L. Clay First Page Publications, 1999 What an awesome book! I went seeking history and found humble generosity instead. During my family's five-week 2001 Pacific Northwest vacation trip, we made a side trip to Moses Lake, Washington to see ex-Alaska Railroad steam locomotive #557. Monte Holm, a collector extraordinaire, owns Moses Lake Iron and Metal and Moses Lake Steel. He also owned the House of Poverty Museum which showcased his collections of antique ...             Do You Hear What I Hear? Parents and Professionals Working Together for Children with Special Needs2 reviews MSW, ACSW Janice Fialka, PhD Karen Mikus First Page Publications, 2000 great perspective! This book is an excellent resource for any parent or professional involved in the life of a child with special needs! It is a must have! Written with the personal perspective of a parent, it provides an invaluable insight for professionals working with families on any level.             Running on Empty13 reviews Carrie Arnold First Page Publications, 2004 A first for mee! This book captivated me for one reason: I could relate. I have read so many ED books that find the underlying problem of eating disorders to be either sexual abuse or some other triggering trauma. What about us that really don't have a reason. That have loving families and friends. This girl seemed to one of those. Like me. So it was refreshing to find out that I am not just nuts, but that there ...             Invisible Intrigue Jerry Prescott First Page Publications, 2000 The discovery of a mysterious substance in the University of Michigan Arboretum catapults readers into an enthralling tale of suspense and intrigue involving events that have world wide implications. A boy, missing his head and hands, is pursued and terrorized by a vicious and invisible killer. A story to charm readers from age 10 to 100.             Darcy Daisy and the Firefly Festival: Learning About Bipolar Disorder and Community3 reviews Lisa M. Lewandowski Ph.D., Shannon M. B. Trost B.S. First Page Publications, 2005 Easy Explanation for Children. As a health care professional, I have shared Darcy Daisy with many patients as a way for them to explain bipolar disorder to their children. Darcy has earned a permanent place on our bookshelf!! Traci, RN, BSN, IBCLC             An Eighth Air Force Combat Diary: Combat Missions Flown with the 100th Bomb Group, England 1944-19451 review John A. Clark First Page Publications, 2001 An Eighth Air Force Combat Diary This book is written by a Co-pilot of the 418th Bomb Squadron, 100th Bomb Group based at Thorpe Abbotts, England. It is his diary of 32 combat missions during the European Theatre of Operations September 1944 to March 1945. I found this excellently detailed as it was written at the time. It describes his training as a pilot in the US, the Trans-Atlantic flight in a B-17 from Lincoln, Nebraska ...             Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Police Officers Report5 reviews Rogers L. Ken First Page Publications, 2000 Told it like it is Having been a cop myself for almost 18 years along with being injured five times in five years, being diagnosed with PTSD, and also having to take a medical retirement-Ken hits the highlights of being a cop. Few people know what it's like to go to work and some days have life or death situations happen several times in a day. Ken's book tells of the fight AFTER the fact of "mind against body." ...             Spoken Tear: The Story of Ivan2 reviews Muntaha A. Hannawa First Page Publications, 1997 love it This is a wonderfull book if you had to deal with loss of your child..A+             My Mud Puddle Ran Away Valerie Mazza First Page Publications, 1998 A wonderfully sweet and simple children's story about the cycle of nature awith original black and white illustrations.             A History of the Greeks in the Americas 1453-1938 Paul Koken, Theodore N. Constant, ... First Page Publications, 1995 Historical account of the cultural and personal experience of three Greek men pursuing their dreams in America in the mid-1900's.             A Matter of Precedents1 review Berl Falbaum First Page Publications, 1998 Interesting concept but reads more like an annual financial report than a novel The book is readable but there are a few glaring flaws. We're introduced in the first pages to Paul Ferguson, who identifies himself as a man with a high-school education who started out as a factory worker and worked his way up to an office position. The problem is with the narration as seen from Paul's point of view. 'Never comfortable with the dynamics of a medical environment, he felt ...             Myrtle the Hurdler And Her Pink And Purple, Polka-dotted Girdle4 reviews Marybeth Dillon-butler First Page Publications, 2005 Hail, Myrtle Fantastic job! Great for kids of all ages, and their parents, too. In this age of growing waistlines and super-sized kids' meals, it's nice to see something that will help get kids off their duffs. A fun, fun book! A fellow runner from michigan             Hockeytown Hero : The Steve Yzerman Story1 review Shelley Lazarus First Page Publications, 2001 For Hockey Lovers Everywhere... I just finished reading Hockeytown Hero: The Steve Yzerman Story. Finally, a biography written for kids about our Detroit Red Wings Captain! Author Shelley Lazarus includes interviews with Yzerman, his teammates, and other hockey legends, including Scotty Bowman and Bryan Trottier. I thought the book was well written; a great story told artfully. Trust me when I say grown ups will enjoy it ...             They Called Me 'The W' W.B. Devine First Page Publications, 2004 Ms. Devine worked for nearly 20 years as a House Mother in three different sororities. She writes about many stroies that reveal the hilarious, frustrating, and touching reality that was her job and her daily life. She has seen it all! This is a must read for anyone who has lived in a sorority or is curious about sorority life.             When Hope Prevails: The Personal Triumph of a Holocaust Survivor Sam Offen First Page Publications, 2005 During the Nazi regime, Sam Offen suffered slave labor, ghetto confinement and concentration camp horror. More than 50 members of his immediate and extended family were killed. Despite the pain he has faced, Sam's story of survival is a testimony to triumph of the human spirit. He has shared his experiences with groups at schools, events and the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, Michigan. After much urging by friends and family, Sam ...             The Aviation Legacy of Henry & Edsel Ford (Michigan) Timothy J. O'Callaghan First Page Publications, 2001 The Aviation Legacy of Henry & Edsel Ford is the definitive documentation of the Ford's contributions in the development of aviation from the 1920s through World War II. This 208 page book contains over 160 beautifully reproduced photographs; almost 100 of which are being published for the first time. There is documentation proving the existence of four Flivver airplanes; a point which has been debated for decades. The book also ...              search for books 1453-1938, 1944-1945, activity, americas, autobiography, aviation, children, community, disorder, festival, hockeytown, holocaust, including, intrigue, invisible, learning, michigan, missions, officers, personal, pictures, polka-dotted, precedents, prevails, professionals, religious, tailgate, tailgating, together, traumatic books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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