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The male character in this book is too real! The love he is searching for is at his fingertips. I could not put this book down. As a male reader I could certainly identify with the main character Moses. Thanks for giving him such strong morals. I thoroughly enjoy reading your books in particular because the male characters are men we can look up to from Cousins, to Thems Eves Daughters and now Letters. You have a loyal fan!

This book was absolutely wonderful! I met the author in Greensboro, North Carolina at her book signing and she is absolutely beautiful inside and out! Once I spoke with her I could identify with the passion I felt jumping off the pages of her books. Letters is full of excitement. It's a wonderful read. There are no dull spots in this book. Anyone would love it. I appreciated meeting Ms. Dick in person so much I bought Cousins and Thems Eves Daughters. I don't know which one I love the best. Anybody can get into these books.

This book took me by surprise. I was capitivated from the very beginning. I like the way you write about social issues very tasteful. The ghost scene threw me for a curve, but I quickly recovered. I could not put this book down. The dialogue flows so well. Glad I ordered it you have a loyal fan. Will order the next book. I'm sure they are just as rich.

Like Kundera in T"he Book of Laughter and Forgetting," this author kept startling me with little reports on what it feels like to be unable to live unself-consciously.

"Much of what I write is simple truth, but even so, when you say it over and over, it feels like a lie."

Old Buddy Old Pal is a remembrance. But how do you recount the tale of a shared history? What's fair? What's true? The narrator, Burt, is too honest for nostalgia and too self-aware to be at ease with his past.

This book is about missed chances and what happens when a chance for perfect love (and the re-vision of self it offers) re-appears. I was completely absorbed by this thoughtful, contemporary tale of friendship between two men.

Even readers who look no deeper than the surface of "Old Buddy, Old Pal" will find Mr. Laser's exploration of the boundaries friendships and relationships a worthwhile read. That is, the tension, the conflicts and the "universal truths" within the story - by themselves - are sufficient to keep the pages turning towards the book's surprising and satisfying finish. But readers who look beyond the simple "plot/story" of the book are in for a special treat. The author's skillful clipped-prose, present tense style lends itself well to developing the book's complex, multi-dimensional characters. Vivid imagery, subtle symbolism, and unexpected ironies await thoughtful readers seeking not merely a good story, but excellent writing as well.

With remarkable sensitivity, OLD BUDDY OLD PAL tells of the gradual dissolution of a college friendship over a 10 year period. There is a sub text of the alienation created by living in a big city. Mr. Laser switches effortlessly between the present and the past. Two great incidents describe a wedding ceremony held in an upstate Holiday Inn and attending a Yankee baseball game. Mr. Laser also has a gift for writing terse sentences which speak volumes (e.g. "That's what Thanksgiving is for...the reawakening of ancient enmities" and "It's just a convention of TV that friends hold no grudges, have no memories." I look forward to his next book.

This book is a wonderful reference for any medical student or professional. I keep one in my medical jacket (that is always with me) and one in my office (in case I misplace my other book). I have shown this book to several colleagues and their consensus is this book IS A MUST FOR ANY MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL OR STUDENT!

Mr Hancock, time and time again I have spread word as to how efficient your text is for PA's across the country. I have used this book, and given copies of it out to others. Everyone has given it high praise. Thanks for the hard work!

This reference guide is awesome. You have a vast amount of useful information at your finger tips. Currently I have seen nothing on the market like this. It is compact and jacket friendly.

This book is the best Pony Pals bok ever! I have read it 5 times and I still love it! Bette Fleming is filming a movie in the town and she wants to use Acorn in it. Anna wants everyone to know that Acorn is special, but this time it means losing her pony for a few weeks. She finally agrees, knowing that it will only be a few weeks until he is her pony. But when Anna sees Acorn performing perfectly for Bette, she begins to think that Acorn belongs with Bette instead. Will Anna give up Acorn? READ THIS BOOK!!!

anna is confused. she meets this movie star called bette. she wants to ride acorn. she wants him for keeps, too.

Hi!I love this book because I know how Anna feels.Everyone loves my Pony.In this book Anna is stumped.She knows Acorn is a special pony but was being in the circus enough?Then a movie star called Bette is in town.She sees Acorn and wants to ride him in her movie.But Anna and her Pony Pals Pam and Lulu find out that Bette is snobby.And Bette wants Acorn for her birthday!Anna,her Pony Pals,Snowhite and Lightning must use all there Pony Pal Power.And Anna comes up with a plan to get Acorn back.Will it work?Find out in this great book.

I like Pony Pals books a lot, even if I am getting a bit old for them. This book was really good. Lulu finds an old letter in a tree, and starts to discover a mystery of two girls who lived a long time ago. It was interesting to find out who the people were. It was very interesting and it was funny when they scared the boys.

Me and my Pony Acorn love this book.I am a Pony Pal.
Lulu and Snow white find a bottle with a letter.A letter from the PAST!
Thats all I am saying.This is a great book and I know all Horse Lovers will treasure it.Read this Book!

I really liked this book. It was really exciting especially when Lulu and Snow White find a letter from 1918 and they find out that the person that was suppose to recive the letter was ... I recommend this book to all pony-lovers.

I loved Stolen Ponies because it was about Acorn and he is a very cute pony and he plays tricks on Tommy and Mike. Anna owns Acorn and loves him very much. And in the beginning, Tommy and Mike keep on copying Anna because they come into the paddock and Lulu comes up behind them and blows her Pony Pal whistle in their ears! I have 33 Pony Pal books and they all were GREAT but this one is one of my favorites! The girls always outsmart Tommy & Mike in all 44 books! I recommend this book to girls who love ponies and adventures!

Hi!I really love this book.My pony Acorn does too!This book is about safety and what is right and wrong.Anna,Pam and Lulu have a hideout.They go there with there ponies Acorn,Snowhite and Lightning.On a trail ride they see Tommy and Mike lighting fires!After they tell the angry boys about the danger of lighting fires they go back to there hideout.And before you know it Acorn,Lightning and Snowhite are gone.Lulu is upset,Pam is angry and Anna is afraid.She fears that it was Tommy and Mike who took them.But can the Pony Pals get them back?Read this book to find out!

This book is about three girls that lives in a little town called Wiggins. In this book the girls are on summer vacation and have made a hide-out. They visit their hide-out and then go for a ride. They see smoke coming from a little ways off the trail! They go and find a camp fire (which they put out) and a whole lot of trash! Then they spend the night at there fort and in the morning their ponies are gone! Who set the fire and left the litter? Who took their ponies?? Will they ever see them again??? Find out when you read this book "The Stolen Ponies".

Here is yet another board book by the makers on Rolie Polie Olie, the new retro cartoon on Disney. I highly recommend this book because of its' bright colors and cute story. It teaches kids about being pal and doing things together, whether you're siblings or not, that pals are the best no matter what. My two year old loves this book and I had to buy him a second copy because the first one got destroyed from reading it so much. It's part of our night time routine! It's a great purchase!

My two year old loves this book and has since he was a year old. It's a fun bright colored book about brothers and sisters. It has a great message about love and friendship. A must have for any Olie fan!

My son loves Rolie Polie Olie (he is 15 months). It is a very wholesome show and the book is great. He loves spot the dog and the colors are very vibrant. We love this book and anything that has to do with Rolie.

I was so crazy about finding the mouse that I was dreaming about them at night. Regarding the sixth name, look on the first page where the publishing co. is named. The man who loves birds is reading the newspaper. Turn the book upside down and at the top of the page is the name Alonzo. Now I have a question: on the second to last page (So Nugget stayed with Silky), where is the mouse? Is just his head peaking out? Would love to know more about this author. Where is he from? Perhaps in a better world he will write more books to entertain young minds.

Paul Adshead's books are my very favorite kids books, as an adult. I didn't discover this author until i was at a friend's house and had nothing to do...so i picked up the book on the coffee table, The Chicken That Could Swim. The author draws you into his world, and immediately you know if you have something very important in common, a hope for the future where animals would be at peace with man, and man at peace with the animals. Thank you Mr. Adshead for writing these books for very large kids also known as grown ups!

This was a fun book to read to my girls when they were young and now that they're older, they still classify it as one of their very favorites. The hidden pictures and words still continue to entertain both young and old in our family. Even though we've found them all, we tend to forget and have to search again.

The book I'm reading is called Pony pals I want a pony.Lulu the girl in the book went to her grandma's because her dad had to go to the airpart.Lulu loved ponys.Then a pony came into ther yard.Lader in the book Lulu sees the pony agan.I recmmend this book for 7 and up.

Beauty, Ms. Wiggins' pony, is expecting a foal! The Pony Pals get to sleep in a tent outside the barn. They each take turns staying up during the night to watch the expectant mare. They bring along a tape of BLACK BEAUTY, some brownies, and an alarm clock. Then, during Lulu's watch the mare begins to foal. Lulu quickly alarms the other Pony Pals and Ms. Wiggins! The foal is born, but something is wrong with him! Is he going to die?!! Can the Pony Pals save him? Find out in this exciting book! This is one of my favorite books in the series.

In this book the Pony Pals plan to stay up late. While it's Lulu's shift Beauty starts to give birth to a healthy bay colt, but before they name him, Snow White notices something wrong with the colt. He's caught pneumonia. Will he surive? read this book about an amazing miracle.

Anna was left resposible to care for Winston, Mrs. Wiggins' pony while she was on a trip.Winston is a very special pony,not only because Mrs.Wiggins loves him,but because he pulls the cart every year in the spring parade.Then,everything goes wrong and Winston gets sick and dies...how will everyone do? What about the parade? The Pony Pals have it all figured out......

Have you ever lost your best friend? Well my best friend is my pony and I hope he never dies!

When the Pony Pals friend Ms Wiggens is away in Boston the Pony Pals agree to visit her horse Picasso and old pony Winston. Then Winston gets sick. Pam and Lulu know that his time has come but Anna can't take it. Acorn and the Pony Pals have to help Anna cope but one problem remains. Now who will pull the cart to lead the big parade? Can Acorn do it? Read this book and find out!

I thought this book was extremally sad I even cried during the bit with Ms Wiggens coming home. I have a pony and I would be devastated if he died(his name is Acorn!)

Ms Wiggens is training Anna and Acorn for the Wiggens Winter Festival. When she has to go to a painting show in Boston she asks Anna and her Pony Pals Pam and Lulu to visit her pony Winston and horse Picasso. The Pony Pals discover that Winston is sick so along with Acorn they help take care of him. Anna is convinced that Winston is okay but Pam and Lulu know the time has come. Can they help Anna say good-bye? Also with Winston on his death bed Anna isn't sure if there will be a pony leading the parade. Can Acorn do it? A very sad but nice book.