MZ

Mz Goose's voice is so comforting and happy, she can take the place of the most loving Grandmother for bedtime listening or quite time. Her poems are good sense and funny with a purity rare today. I am giving this tape to friends and family and proud to have something of real value to share instead of the products dreamed up to make money. This book and tape set will give anybody true moments of simple happiness, what a gift! Ms Goose voice is a pleasure, this is not something parents will get tired of having to listen to, and children will learn some valuable points of character. Her presentation is very unique and special.

This book is a must for every little child. The rhymes and the tunes are catchy! These rhymes will be sung by children for years to come!

My 16 month old listens to the tape from beginning to end and dances the whole way through.

Hats off to Elyse Aronson for creating a timeless piece for children of all ages.

I love the Mz. Goose concept! Happy rhymes, without the violence of the old rhymes we grew-up with. Childhood is a sacred time of our lives, & learning to find our own happiness is a key ingredient. Children are so important to the world, let's cherish childhood! Go Mz. Goose!

If you have prior knowledge about two stroke engines, this book is all you need for fixing your MZ, if it is made between 1969 and 1986. It simply shows in detail how to dismantle and reassemble all parts of all MZ models made between 1969 and 1986. It also gives all the technical specifications you need. If you have no prior knowledge about two stroke engines this book is probably not sufficient literature, for you to fix your MZ. Even though the book lists some symptions and the cure, you should in general be able to diagnose what is wrong with your bike yourself, if you want to fix everything yourself. My conclusions are therefore, that this book is the book you need, if you have prior knoweldge about two stroke engines, and are determined to do all mending yourself, or if you are a beginner who are willing to take your bike to a mechanic, when you are unable to dertermine what is wrong with your bike.

Nothing more than you can get from manufacturer's literature. A comparison of features for the various models.

This book goes into the features available with each of the cameras, but doesn't teach you anything that you wouldn't already know from reading the camera's manual. It is a decent reference to have when comparing each of the camera's. I've read my copy and haven't touched it since though. There is a (very) short section about the history of Pentax.

"The World Wreckers" is awful. Plain and simple. Now, I'm a die-hard Marion Zimmer Bradley fan, so this is not an easy thing to say. Take my word for it -- this is a BAD BOOK.

Why? The plot is inane. Basically, some evil scum developers come to the invented planet of Darkover with the intention of exploiting its people and antural resources. The aristocracy of the planet jumps into action, and the author seems to forget their previous indifference to the well-being of the peons.

Why else? The characters are better described as caricatures -- always seen by the reader as stereotypes and extremes. The writing itself is confusing, unstructured, and full of grammatical errors. The book lacks originality, and reads like every other science fiction pulp ever written. Even if you love the Darkover series, skip this one.

Although this is not the best Darkover novel written, it contains a conflict we all knew had to happen--Terran interests try underhanded methods to gain control of Darkover. How Darkovans deal with it is interesting. I do think it's a shame that the major villain had to be a lost Cheri. Too predictable. However, I like the reorganization of the Comyn which was forced by the ecological disasters and the weakening of the major bloodlines.