Full Books

Several years ago I bought Giftwrap by Artists and didn't realize how much I was going to love it. I ordered this because I was finally out of my first "book." I decided to see if it was available on amazon and, of course, it was. This assortment of wrap is really pretty and I got a good price. It's easy to store (upright in my bedroom closet) and has many times saved me at the last minute by providing beautiful coverage for birthday or appreciation gifts. I plan to always have Giftwrap by Artists gift wrap on hand and would recommend to anyone.

I just received my copy of this artbook and its absolutely gorgeous.
I really ejoy Arina Tanemura's artwork and this book did not dissapoint me. It is light but filled with colorful drawing of several of her series: Time Stranger Kyoko, I.O.N, Full Moon etc.
It is also a reasonable price.

It's cool and fun to read it! Everytime when I buy the Full House Stephanie book, I read it straight-away, no matter where I am! I'll read it till I have finished reading the book.

Edited by oil painter and former teacher Ellen Moore Anderson, As Long as the Moon Shall Rise: Reflections on the Full Moon is a wondrous combination of colorful art, timeless poetry, and snippets of prose. Compiling excerpts of classical moon-themed writings by authors such as Mark Twain, Walt Whitman, and Ralph Waldo Emerson with diverse and eclectic moon-themed artworks, "full-moon journal" pages in which the reader can write, a three-year lunar calendar, moon-related information, and a list of suggested full moon gifts, As Long as the Moon Shall Rise is a quality, one-of-a-kind giftbook that celebrates the full moon and humanity's reflections upon it as surely as it expresses thoughts of tenderness and compassion. "An Inquiry on a Blustery Night": Inscrutable silent queen, / are you fleeing from that billowing armada of clouds, / or, sedately seated, commanding those ghostly galleons / to sail on out of your realm?"

This digest size sci-fi pulp magazine has stories by sf great Frederik Pohl, Gardner Dozois & Michael Swanwick & others, including the amusing "Scrabble With God," by John M. Ford.

I bought this book with low expectations, but you just get carried awway about all the tournaments during the year. You can see Agassi, Courier, Sampras, Mac, Boris, Edberg, Lendel, and even Sergio Brugera come alive in this book. I became a loyal ATP fan after reading this.

I'm a preschool teacher and use all of the monthly activity books, even if they say for grades 1-3, they are great for preschool. They have great facts,crafts,games,and bullentin board ideas,a wonderful source of information. They are beautifully illustrated,I love them and I highly recommend them all.

This collection goes far beyond the commonly seen pattern books to offer a fine selection of rarely seen European advertising art and commercial alphabets nicely displayed in full color. An excellent resource not only for patterns and styles, this presents an extensive selection of good-sized full-color plates allowing a feeling for the ambience of period line, form and color.

This game accomplishes a lot; it is not too simle that it has little replay value. The different fleets are, indeed, distinctive. The game does not suffer from rules so complex to make play boring. I can't wait to try out the rules for campaigns, recreating certain eras in the Babylon 5 timeline--there's a good deal of stuff in just the box to keep you playing for a long time.



My first test game found it fairly quick to play. The game really captures the feel of the Babylon 5 genre, while presenting a fast paced game that is still challenging. Though Babylon 5 fans will be happy, anyone seeking a fun sci-fi starship combat game that strikes a good balance in detail and playability won't be disappointed.

I remember my dad reading this book to my brother and I when we were little kids. Great childrens book.