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An excellent guide that is well organized and easy to use. A reference book that will become a thoroughly 'dog-eared' part of your collection.

The amazingly comprehensive encyclopedia "Choose to Reuse" has something for everyone, from a family trying to creatively reuse their household waste to businesses with 1000's of tons of materials to deal with. Every subject has an indepth choice story, lists of green products, non profit experts and organisations with comprehensive contact details. I don't know how they packed so much into a book for so little money. The research must have taken ages. Very amusing in places as well. A real must for anyone interested in the fast growing area of reuse.

Not only have I read this book but I have referred this book to the many Christian musicians and music ministries that I consult. It is an excellent source book for the Christian Music Media.

This directory helped me get my eco-business up off the ground. This directory has an amazing amount of information. It is incredibly easy to use. I completely recommend it. To see for yourself the business it helped me create visit www.EcoVogue.net

Everybody needs this book in their home library.

Where can I bring my child to buy wonderful clothes or stop for a bite to eat that is baby friendly check out this book it's just loaded with data for the family living in brooklyn.

Truly a 5 star book for genealogical work! My copy is extremely worn. The *MOST* used book on my genealogical shelf! I think I paid $14.95 for mine back in 1990. Will help you to match U.S. cities to their corresponding counties. Quickly access basic information about every U.S. county, county seat, principal city, and lists cities of 100 or more people. You can look up and cross reference information by state, county, or city. If you are always wondering what county a city is in, get ahold of a copy of this book!

This is a common sense and practical way to learn the ins and outs of finding out information on an ancestor who may have served in the Civil War. It's well written and informative, providing a step-by-step approach to gathering that information. People are always interested in finding out what their ancestor may have done in the war. This guide gives you the advice on how to gather that information, but also ways to expand your knowledge base, by pursuing information on their regiment, division, or corps. A great little book!

"Civil War buffs will warmly welcome Gelbert's guide" - Rettig on Reference

"an ideal supplement to any personal, academic, or public library Civil War collection" - The Midwest Book Review

"indispensible for Civil War buffs; others will find this guide very useful" - Ozarks Bookshelf

This book is great. I never knew there were this many dining choices in Cleveland. Laura adds just enough detail about each establishment that you can enjoy the history as well. New to this edition is an expansion beyond Cleveland to include other cities in Ohio.