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As a tattooist, this book is very helpful for making scripts. The fonts are varied and intricate but also very legible. I have ordered a few of the different Dover font books and they're all wonderful, but this is one of the most popular with customers.

This book is really great as a reference and as a stencil tracer for words and names in different fonts. They are very clear and easy to copy. I recomend this book to every tattoo artist and want to be tattoo artist.

i really enjoy the newer chris wormell books - the images are warmly painted and the stories are non-traditional and more thoughtful. if you only like disney type "sugary stories" you probably won;t like this book but little boys like adventure, danger and monsters - hence my 5 star rating. another wormell book - "ugly monster and stone rabbit" gets reviews at the extremes reflecting the different nature of the stories. i do think you have to tell this story - rather than just read it - what i mean is you need to use your voice and imagination a little to help convey things like the size of the monster and some of the core emotions (i.e., fear, awe, curiousity) . overall i absolutely love this book and so does my 2 year old son. eagerly awaiting wormell's next effort

A great sea monster lives at the bottom of the sea: but one day he swims to shore and begins his adventure on land. When a young boy finds a deep pool at the beach he discovers himself stranded when the sea takes his boat - and the sea monster finds a new toy to enjoy. A fun sea story with a different twist to its ending.

Noel Perrin is great. I love all his books about living the simple, back-to-the-land rural life written by someone who is not quite an outsider and not quite an insider.

Noel Perrin is great. I love all his books about living the simple, back-to-the-land rural life written by someone who is not quite an outsider and not quite an insider.

A very readable memoir of challenges faced with courage and willingness to change lifestyle behavior. A gift for anyone coping with middle age and wanting to embrace "second chances" and choices! Upbeat!

Great read and very insightful and believable--would be a joy to know this woman personally as she appears to be most real.

Back cover reads:
A baby in the boardroom?
Damien Hawke and Sable Jameson had had the perfect partnership...in business and pleasure. Or so it had seemed. Five years ago Sable had been accused of selling company secrets, and she had lost her job and her man!
Now Damien was back and he wanted revenge...He was planning to ruthlessly buy out her business...and take Sable over in the bedroom as well in the boardroom!
But though Sable had never sold secrets, she was keeping one...a four-and-a-half-year-old secret that she couldn't share with anyone--especially not his father!

Description from the book back cover:

Damien Hawke and Sable Jameson had had the perfect partnership ... in business and pleasure. Or so it had seemed. Five years ago Sable had been accused of selling company secrets, and she had lost her job and her man. Now Damien was back and he wanted revenge. He was planning to ruthlessly buy out her business ... and take Sable over in the bedroom as well as the boardroom. But though Sable had never sold secrets, she was keeping one ... a four-and-a-half-year-old secret that she couldn't share with anyone -- especially not his father ...

Seducing the boss? Bianca Milne looks the part of the ambitious female executive, with her sleek, touch me not looks and her cool, controlled manner. But there's another Bianca underneath she never lets the business world see. Until she's assigned to buy out Matt Hearne's company.

Matt has heard rumors about Bianca, so how far will she go to clinch this deal? When he's called home to look after his little daughter, Bianca impulsively offers him her help, not anticipating that the enforced proximity will only ignite the smoldering physical attraction between them..

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This is a great romantic story and it felt like it was so real and true , I would recommend this to everyone, man or women and I could not put the book down!

This is the first of Buckley's books that I have read and it was a real treat. This book is so good in a variety of ways that I think it deserves five stars. It is a combination of good story-telling, historical information, compelling characters (including those taken from real life), clear writing, and intrigue. These elements are combined smoothly into a very entertaining and easy to read tale. The book starts with the thoughts of President Kennedy and ends with Johnson in the Oval Office. The story provides a fascinating glimpse of Cuba in the 1960's, starring Castro and Guevara. There is plenty of suspense to keep the pages turning, but the pace and tone are very even - not a run of peaks and valleys. Even the dedication and acknowledgements were interesting. It was fun!

Buckley's Blackford Oakes novels seem to remain one of the best-kept secrets around. For the record: These novels are all based on historic events, but, unless Mr. Buckley has even more of an inside track than I believe he does, they weave a wonderfully complex--and witty!-- web of circustances surrounding them. In this novel, we get a two-fer: the Cuban missile crisis *and* the assassination of JFK. Didn't know that they were linked? Read the book to see how they (maybe) were. [This one ought to be included under the Cuban missile crisis heading.]

A Superintendent Roger West Adventure story.

The story of a kidnapping with international complications, involving the American Embassy, the FBI, and most of all Roger West of Scotland Yard. Ten year old Ricky Shawn, son of a wealthy and distinquished American scientist on a special mission in England, is taken from his bed and West follows the course of the crime from London to the U.S.

A Superintendent Roger West Adventure story.

The story of a kidnapping with international complications, involving the American Embassy, the FBI, and most of all Roger West of Scotland Yard. Ten year old Ricky Shawn, son of a wealthy and distinquished American scientist on a special mission in England, is taken from his bed and West follows the course of the crime from London to the U.S.

I really, really, really enjoyed this series. All three books of the Ribbons West series. The characters are delightful. They are well developed. I have recommended this book to others.

This book is just as great as the first 4 in this series. I like her characters Brenton and Jordana. The way they relate to each other is just like a true brother and sister. The characters they meet along the way, are very real to form. I can't wait for the next book to come out! I have pre-ordered it. I just wish Judith and Tracie would write more books for this series!

Brazos Fortune's son, Todd, must distinguish himself in order to find his own identity. That's even harder to do when he settles down to the family business. I could relate to having to cope in the shadow of a strong personality. A well done story about a great family!

The lawlessness we saw through the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks make the message of Western novels even more pertinent. In Shadow of Legends, Stephen Bly has given us an entertaining yet challenging book which shows how a Christian answers evil. The book also provides messages on defining your own identity and finding contentment in your negative circumstances. Though his novel's setting was more than a hundred years ago, Bly has done a great job in communicating these timeless truths.