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Alan Simpson's book is probably the worst piece of trash I've seen. He's a complete hack whose only distinguishing quality is that he was one of the first computer writers out there. Do yourself a favor and pass this one by.

This is the only book I have found that starts at the beginning for the person who does not know a mouse from a C.P.U. The author explains in plain english what computers and windows 98 do. I would not trade my copy for other windows books costing $35 or more. I found the author to be humerous and to have a rare talent for communicating with BOTH people and computers.

There are many laughs to be had while reading this book. But in the end it is written by a bunch of disgruntled law students who hate the profession and want everyone else to hate it as well.

I'm not sure where these people went to school- probably in those top tier schools that people sell their souls to the devil to get into, and then complain about the competition, money, etc.

If you go to a regional law school, or (gasp!) a public law shool, you will find that most of what is described in this book is not true. My professors are not out to get me or humiliate me. Perhaps the ivy league schools are filled with teachers with this mentality, but your state's school is most likely filled with people who enjoy teaching and want to produce good lawyers.

Read this for fun- but don't let it stop you from going to law school if you really want to go.

Im not really a big fan about barney.. My children following their freinds wanted me to order something barney for them.. I did not find this book to be that great or educational, but thenm again, if your children like barney I would recommend this book. Otherwise not very impressive to me.

It's the book with large and colourful pictures and aamount of text, there child can lern how to use library.

A reasonable book with good text and drawings, the only downside was the Author has very strong opinions regarding his subject, for example in such areas as wood choice etc. This rather jars when reading. The only other issue is the Author has tended to use some stronly American phraseology which for a non U.S. reader requires a consideerable amount of searching the text for a meaning.

Congratulations Harlow Unger! Competent, kind, insightful. Strategic guide,and yet,a completely thorough and indispensable book showing readers and students how to research and implement all alternatives to standard college courses. I heartily recommend this book.

National Parks, State Parks, STate forests, National Forests, Wilderness areas . . .

The public lands of Michigan encompass over one million acres. IN these jewels are thousands of campsites, rivers, forests. This book gives you a thumbnail of each. A good start to planning a trip. Some information out of date.

As Dr. Beighley is a colleague of mine, I am a bit biased, but after having read MANY self help books to be aware of what my patients are reading, I found SHADOWS to be interesting and entertaining. It is at times inspiring.

Is there any treasure on Demon's Rocks? Or is it just a myth? The FAmous Five decide to explore the surrounding caves. Then they find a gold coin - and the myth becomes all too real...

This book tries to capture the concept of First Aid for the Boards for Step I. The tables are useful but the content is wanting. Get hold of it for your last few days of review before the test.