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I enjoyed Mr.Tucket because it was exciting and interesting. When Mr. Tucket wrestles with a Sioux Indian, the book gets very suspenseful. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes reading about the "Wild West," or enjoys adventure. The only problem is the end kind of cuts you off.

Once again Jim Grimsley has a way of grasping your attention to a story making you read as fast as you can. These plays are wonderful and really stay with you as you wonder why characters did certain things. Especially after I finished reading Mr. Universe, I still had so many unanswered questions. I got so pulled into the story that I could imagine the muscle man standing there in front of me.

Jim Grimsley has a wonderful talent as an author and regardless of your background all of his books are wonderful!! His writing style is fantastic and his books are never predictable. He has a way of describing things in such detail that while you are reading one of his books you actually think you hear the characters talking out the words. Keep up the great writing and I will be looking for the next book of yours soon!

Mr. Uppity is the story of a man who thinks very highly of himself. But after visiting the goblin king, he begins to treat others nicely. A very funny book, great illustrations, and a wonderful story for all ages.

after looking for a long time for a good book on whistler,I ran across this.Being an artist myself,it was amazing to see the technical qualities Mr.Whistler employed,at a time when the art scean was so uptight. His watercolours are impossible.,the colors are great. Oils are also very freely done.

This is an excellent book for introducing children to the library. I am a kindergarten teacher and I have used this book along with the book Mr. Wiggle to teach students about the proper care of books and the responsibilites of checking out books from the library. I even encouraged our school librarian to use these books.

Mr. Worry worries about everything in his life, in his friend's lives, and in the world around him. But when Mr. Worry meets up with a friendly Wizard, the Wizard makes all of his worries go away. Mr. Worry finally has something to smile about! But it's not long before Mr. Worry is back to his old habits: worrying about not having anything to worry about! This is a very cute book, as are all of the Mr. Men books by Roger Hargreaves.

Since there is no Editorial or other reviews posted by Amazon, the following is the narrative description from the back of the book to help you decide if this is a book you may want to read..."Wanted: One rich husband....Kate Langdon's tragic childhood had taught her a bitter lesson. The man she married had to have ambition, drive and money. No way would she choose someone who couldn't provide for the children she desperately wanted. So what if her future husband didn't have dimples and make her heart go wild like Brady Gallagher did? Brady Gallagher couldn't believe it. Kate Langdon had a heart of gold and a knockout smile. What was she doing chasing after stuffy, rich fuddy-duddies? Someone had to stop her before it was too late. Trouble was, doing that would mean revealing his true identity. And that meant she'd fall for his wallet, not for him...."

This book is the most darling book that you could buy for your children. It has a wonderful story line and the pictures are adorable. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone! Enjoy!

One of the essential horse's-mouth biographical documents with information and perspectives not available elsewhere, unless you get it secondhand through the assembled bios of Gurdjieff. It is easier to form your own opinions of this brilliant but very flawed man if you read this for yourself instead of filtered through Moore, Patterson and their like, who are very heavily biased in favor of the idea that G. is some sort of messiah. This book has gone through several editions and isn't all that rare; while some editions command high prices, you should be able to secure one of the little paperbacks as a reading copy without taking out a second mortgage.

I misjudged this book as just another story of racial prejudice and hatred in America...the story definitely had a twist that I did not see coming. Very good story, well told in a easy manner. First time author does well, in my honest opinion.