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Cookie Monster bakes some cookies for a Cookie Contest that are many different shapes. On the way to the contest, he takes notice of things that he sees with the same shape as his cookies. Each one he sees, he pulls out a cookie of the same shape and eats it. Needless to say, when he reaches the contest, he has already eaten all of the cookies. My daughter likes this book because she is a big Cookie Monster fan. It's great for getting the little ones to take note of shapes that they see all the time. The entire story is told through phrases that Cookie Monster says, and children love the way he talks. Be sure to enlist your Cookie Monster voice.

This is a great book that reflects the excitment of this cooking school in the middle of Main Street Indiana. I purchased two! Marie has focused on easy yet elegant time-tested recipes that will soon be a staple in your home.

I originally bought this item for my son Bobby, to keep him occupied in the car durring long trips. The great music, fun lyrics, and easy-to-sing songs always are his favorite. We listen to this together every trip now, and I know that he will always enjoy it.

I love the Fear Street collectors editions. It's a great value. The three books in this edition are all wonderful. If I had to pick a favorite, I would have to go with Haunted, a tragic story that serves as a commentery on youth violence as well as being a wonderful ghost story. Read it if just for that one story.

The memoir Crossing Border Street by Honigsberg is an excellent look into the life and times of a man committed to civil rights. Coming from NYU Law School, Honigsberg did more than legal matters, he got involved in marches and demonstrations, risking his life on several occasions. The memoir also includes interactions with the Deacons for Defense, which were the originators of the Black Panthers. Few people have ever heard of the Deacons, or of civil rights marches outside of MLK. This is a fascinating book, and I can't recommend enough!

Add an incredible book to your child's collection. This booknot only has wonderful and bright illustrated pages, when you push thebutton that corresponds to the page - it plays the ENTIRE song to sing with your child. OH, and it also has the WORDS on each page! My son's eyes just light up since I know all the words! I introduced this book at 18 months and it was perfect for that age.

This book is by far the most useful book of maps I have ever owned. If you have just moved or will be moving to the Dallas area you must pick this book up. Plano and the suburbs are growing so rapidly this keeps you up to date on all the latest streets. It will help you get anywhere with ease. Especially helpful when house hunting or going to garage sales.

You've got to read this book! In my opinion, the most fictional one is the rich girl because...well, I can't say! I guess you will just have to read it! But do read it because wht buy all three of the books seperatley whe you can get them all and save $5.00! READ IT!

I once used this book for a task for school. From the big mainstreets to the most narrow street, you all find them back. For people intrested in the creation of street names this book is very good. Eg. if you see in the street Ghoedele and it says Old Land Owner, then this book will tell you more about this Land Owner, or that building that gave his name to the street, or that person that was so influent to put his name on the street.

I just got done reading this book and I'm dying to know how much of the material the author used from his work experiences at Fidelity.

The book focuses on the latter 2/3rd's of the 20th century and takes the reader up to present day by telling a tale of both world events and their effects on the financial markets through the eyes of several members of a family who create a large Investment Company.

There are a multitude of characters and intriguing tales interwoven into the story including mafia bosses, CEO's, shady executives, a bit of blackmail, and a female FBI agent who isn't afraid to take care of business.

I have over 25 years of experience in the investment business and the author has cleverly interwoven historical and regulatory events into his story, and they are quite accurate in their scope.

I'm sure a few folks in Boston will enjoy the story as well for it is based in the city and surrounding area, and a few people in the investment industry will really appreciate the characters in the story.

Kelly R...