Studios Books

This book is mainly for the younger girls say from pre-teens up. Therre are very easy directions along with pictures to show a step-by-step instruction. If your girl uses finger nail polish now she will enjoy trying these little designs on for herself. Mom may need to help with a few hair designs though. All in all, my girls love this book!

This is a clearly written book for producers of DVD's with ideas of how to tighten up your workflow; how the intended output dictates choices. I wanted help with navigating the material on a DVD. DVD Studio 4 makes this easier than version 3 and this manual clears up some issues as well. Book clarifies some procedures that the manual covers not as clearly.

When I left college, I roomed with a guy who listened to Jungle Jam every Saturday morning on the radio. We would sit and listen together and laugh like maniacs at this radio show made for kids!

Now I have a 3-and-a-half year old son, who LOVES Jungle Jam. He listens to the CDs every day, and has renamed all his stuffed animals after the Jungle Jam gang. The nice part about Jungle Jam is that even after listening to it a dozen times (you know how kids are) it's still funny. That's a rare thing.

Sometimes the lessons of the story are a stretch (like in Dial M for Monkey) but the stories are creative and fun, and the music is lively and catchy.

A whole lot of fun, for parents and kids. Highly recommended for mature kids of age 3, and all kids from age 4 to ten or so.

My son just started taking riding lessons. He is so anxious to learn all there is about horses, ponys, grooming, etc. etc. This is a wonderful place for him to begin looking up (with words and pictures) terms that are new to him, or to just investigate horses, riding gear, food they eat, bridles, etc. on his own. He just loves it, and so do I. What a great way for a child to begin a new interest in life, with his own reference tools !

It should come as no surprise to anyone these days that computers are capable of producing pretty powerful graphics images. The majority of the art you see in ads is computer generated. Mr. Raimes is a noted designer that has been using a computer as his took for many years. This book is a study in what can be done using computer techniques.

This is a produsely illustrated guide to what some of the best computer artists have done. It is not a text on how to do it. It does give a brief introduction to the equipment you will need (His comment: 'The ultimate machine for the serious graphic artise, the Power Mac G5.') as well as a brief discussion on software.

Mostly he talks about the concepts of what you can do. He talks of pixels and vectors, of letters and photos. In the final chapters he talks of getting your images in front of people using the Internet and getting your images displayed in galleries.

A great idea book for the artist, either fine or commercial.

This is a good starter book if you are learning Director 5. It's a simple book for the beginner to understand. Macromedia also includes a cdrom will all of their product demos. Also includes a save disabled version of Director 5.0

I bought it for my niece for her birthday and she loved it. she loves all the musc in the book.

I have a 2 1/2 yo who loves Disney Princess stories. This version is perfect for her because it tells the entire story without being too wordy/too long. I can read the entire story to her during storytime or as a nighttime story...whereas with other versions I can only read parts because they are too long to keep the attention of most 2 year olds.

This is a wonderful children's book. Any child who loves Winnie the Pooh, or even just a heart-warming Christmas story would enjoy this book. It's a little long to keep a kid's attention if they have trouble staying focues for about 5-8 minutes, but most of the kids I read this to (in a Kindergarten class) stayed with it the whole time.

As always, Pooh is Pooh, forgetting then remembering just about everything, including Christmas presents for his friends! He goes to Christopher Robin, who gives him stockings to give the other animals from the Hundred-Acre Woods. Pooh delivers them, then returns home to try to think of something to put IN the stockings. Unfortunately, he falls asleep before he thinks of anything. But the next morning, Christmas morning, all of his friends (Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, Owl, Gopher and Eyore) all tell him how much they love their present! Each one has thought up something to use the stocking for that only they could think of.

I hope if you get this book, you and your child or children enjoy it!

Ariel had friends, Scuttle the Sea gull, and Flounder the fish. One day she came up above the water to find Prince Eric. She really liked him. She saved him one day, she traded Ursula her voice to be a human. Ursula almost got him to marry her. Ariel and Eric didn't kiss. She got her voice back. He washed up on shore. Ariel's dad noticed she really did like him, so he turned her into a human, and let her go and they married, and live happily ever after.

I think this is a very good, and cute story for children.
It teaches you that you should just be yourself, and not trade something of yours for something else of someone elses. Just keep what you have and like it, and to not let anyone blackmail you.