books by Turner Pub (offerings memorial carousel)

books by Turner Pub

books:

Offerings at the Wall: Artifacts from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Collection

11 reviews
Thomas B. Allen

Turner Pub, 1995

A Tribute
I sobbed through Offerings at the Wall. Sobbed for the loss of innocence and young lives lost. For anyone raised in the 1960s this should be a must read to understand and come to grips with the imapct the Vietnam War had on our generation. God speed to our veterans and to the brave young men and women of today's military still fighting for our freedom. Please take the time to thank a veteran ...

The Night Before Christmas (Carousel Pop-up Book)

47 reviews
Clement Clarke Moore

Turner Pub, 1994

It's Become a Tradition
I bought this for my grandchildren last Christmas. The wording is traditional, and the illustrations are wonderful! This has become a part of the Christmas Eve tradition at my daughter's house.

The Story of Santa Claus

7 reviews
Scribbler Elf

Turner Pub, 1993

Great book!
I think that this is a GREAT book! I really liked how it tells you that Scribbler Elf wrote the story and the other Elves painted the pictures. Once I started this story, I didn't put it down until I was done. I recommend this book to anyone who loves Christmas and Santa!

Moon Shot: The Inside Story of America's Race to the Moon

21 reviews
Alan Shepard, Deke Slayton

Turner Pub, 1995

Two Grounded Astronauts Achieve Their Dreams to Fly in Space
This review is based on the original (1994) hardback edition. This book is much more than a history of the space program from about 1957 to 1975. It includes the inspirational determination for Shepard to fly again and for Slayton to fly even once. I had the pleasure of meeting Alan Shepard and getting his autograph on this book. The book captures the intensity of the space race. When Shepard ...

Ian Fleming: The Man Behind James Bond

7 reviews
Andrew Lycett

Turner Pub, 1996

This was a throroughly delightful and interesting read.
Lycett gives great insight into Fleming's character and also the world he lived and wrote in. Also, this book gives a great overview of World War II and the Cold War. I highly recommend this book to Bond fans and anyone else who enjoys reading about exciting persons, such as Fleming.