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I like this book sooo much that I bought several copies, English and Spanish to give it to my friends' children. Prince Ron will learn to treat his princesses right after this lesson. It also teaches you that you can beat a dragon by using your brain!

This is a fabulous book! It is easy to read and the illustrations are fantastic. Every little girl should read this because Elizabeth is a very able and smart little girl who will not put up with any garbage from a man!

Too often, it seems poets are content that poetry exist for its own sake- well crafted poems serving no purpose but to glorify the fact that it, itself, exists- or worse, celebrating the mere existence of its creator. Once in awhile, though, something comes along with greater vision. One such instance is Celebrate The Bolsa Chica, a poetry anthology edited by Cal State Long Beach Professor Eliot Fried. "I was honored to have my work selected to appear in the book," says L.A. poet Jim Natal. "Poetry can be such a potent force for creating awareness of the plights of special areas such as Bolsa Chica--not with rants or diatribes, but by powerfully evoking the sense and spirit of place." Accordingly, Fried has selected some of SoCal's finest writers to reflect on the OC wetlands endangered by mass pollution and reckless development, and it shouldn't be a surprise that the poems therein don't only address abstract environmental concerns, but the community inextricably tied to the land. "So many live at the edge where/hard water reclaims the land/grain by grain," writes Richard Beban, of Venice. "Their Latin names/unknown, the daily mass is/density, neighbor atop neighbor, each/crack & cranny full of/competition, food--/each other drawn through siphon,/osmosis, or speared on poison/spine." There are some fantastic poets in this volume, including Beban, Natal and award winning CSULB professor Charles Webb. Moreover, this book represents something far more valuable- those skilled voices rising up to speak of something important- to warn that something valuable is slipping away.

This is a beautiful story about two brothers and their imaginary friends. The oldest brother is playing with his Dragon (imaginary friends) while the younger sibiling feels left out...until he creates his own imaginary friend: A Camel!!!! Both imaginary friends start playing with each other :-) ... and so do the brothers... It's a beautiful story, humorous and sweet about being friends and sibilings.

Si ud. va a invertir en bolsa, DEBE LEER ESTE LIBRO. Lo considero el mejor para aprender a usar el análisis técnico, contiene muchos ejemplos prácticos y fáciles de asimilar. Introduce al lector en la jerga del analista técnico. Es un libró de consulta que reelerá continuamente para aprender el análisis técnico.

necesito envien contrareembolso libro: No le digas a mi madre que trabajo en la bolsa