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This book, using Mary the mother of Jesus as the chief example, deals with the balance of an individual, that is with the physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual aspects of the individual. This book is not only helpful to young women asking the deep questions of who they are and how they fit in the universe, but is also helpful to men and women of all ages. Mary is an important feminine archetype. It is refreshing to study scripture as psychological data and to find new aspects of Mary, such as inner direction, complex thinking, poetry as revealed by her song, and her sexuality. Joseph Campbell has illustrated the power of story and myth and archetypal patterns. Caroline Myss has stated that archetypes are infinite. Mary is a powerful, numinous archetype in a powerful story that continues to speak in this new millineum. This book reads easily and is sprinkled with personal anecdotes and humor which further inhance the readibility

This is a great fiction, although it could be non-fiction, look at going to full-timing in your RV. We follow the characters and their friends as they take the plunge, taking a job as workampers in COlorado before deciding whether living in their RV full time is for them.

My DH and I aspire to do this someday, to move from RV Park to RV park, workcamping in exchange for a camp site, but we're at least 20 years and 4 kids away from accomplishing this. It was nice to read about someone who did it, did it successfully and loved it.

I would recommend this book to anyone thinking about full-timing or who loves the RV lifestyle like we do!

I found this book to most helpful when I was putting together my budget proposal for the Media Center. I think that if you are a media coordinator, media specialist, or librarian you need this book!

This is one of the best cookbooks I own. Easy to follow instructions, great ideas and a good read. If I need something special or just want to try something different, this is the cookbook I grab and go through until something hits my fancy and it has never let me down. I have owned my book since 1985 and still find something new each time I am on the search for something different.

This book is filled with erotic, passionate love poetry. It is deep and beautiful. I read them with my husband and we had a wonderful evening...

This is one of my favorite reference books because it's so darn practical. When I want a format, I can find it in Every Page Perfect and understand the instructions. There's nothing quite like seeing what you need to do, especially when accompanied by clear comment. I also teach writing, and often recommend that students get a copy of this book.

In my decades of prayer and study on the subject of prayer- this book is the best investment I have ever made. I gift this book often as prayer is the single most powerful act in my life, and I hope for greater power in prayer for those also who read this book. Any prayerful people reading my review - I don't mind asking for your prayers, as I pray for my readers! I hope you get the value of this writing.

Verdi's two Comedies philosophically, and emotionally, frame his long career. While writing Il Giorno di Regno, his first comedy, and only his second opera, the rather naive young Verdi lost his first wife and their children in a fire. Needless to say, the opera wasn't very funny, and the audience booed it off the stage. Verdi quit Opera...he thought for good. However, his self-imposed exile didn't last long, and Verdi eventually wrote several of Opera's greatest masterpieces. He also loved Giuseppina, first as his paramour, eventually as his second wife, became one of Europe's most generous philanthropists, and admired his great rival Richard Wagner, who referred to Verdi simply as "pig." Arrigo Boito, a genius in his own right (if you don't believe it, get a good recording of Mefistofele), testified in Italian newspapers that Verdi's "old ways" of writing Opera were permanently invalidated by Wagner. Yet one day, eight years after Verdi had retired for the second time, Boito, the great Verdi hater, came to Sant' Agata, hat in hand, to ask Verdi to compose music for two Shakespearean music dramas he had written. The second of those music dramas, Falstaff, was to be Verdi's second comedy, and his last opera. Falstaff is a towering monument to artistic collaboration. In it, Verdi, Boito, and Shakespeare tell us that life is a great cosmic joke, and, since we cannot escape being its brunt, we might as well laugh along. Dover republished an early Ricordi edition of Falstaff. Ricordi is, simply put, the most useful publisher of late romantic Italian opera, especially of Verdi and Puccini. The scholarship is top notch, making this Dover edition quite a useful volume. The book itself is, as always, well crafted and easy to read. The score may be too large, and the book too small, to make this volume useful for the podium, but at home, in front of the stereo, it's invaluable. Falstaff is one of the west's great example's of existentialism expressed in artistic form. If you are not familiar with this opera, I strongly recommend you buy this score, and a good recording to go with it, and knock yourself out.

The Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis is one of the most beautiful works ever for string orchestra. Anyone with an inclination towards Ralph Vaughn Williams or just English music would love this piece. The score is easy to read and the 1st and 2nd orchetras and the solo string quartet are easily distinguished.

Very great cook book with easy to follow recipe's! Highly recommend for your Fat-Free diet.