Rainbow The Books

Rosie and Dyna were best friends until they worked on a school project together. Rosie wanted to tell jokes and just kind of goof. Well she finally goofs off too much and ruins the project. So they get into a fight and Dyna doesn't want to work with Rosie. Will she in the end? Read the book and find out. To me, I think it was a touching story.

This is a well done chart. Lots of information is presented in full color on both sides. Colors may be a little off - the red was a bit orange-ish and the violet is more of a pink. Some of the abbreviations are a bit odd, but understandable. Well worth the price.

A brief and colorful child's book, by a multiple-personality explaining, in a non scary way, what is apparently happening and an idea of how this split came about. The illustrations were drawn by a "child alter" from her young perspective. Multiple personality patients report it is comforting and helpful in doing psychotherapy toward becoming "whole". Noel Keys, Ph.D., Psychologis

This book is very inspirational, talks about religion, and love with such passion. the author knows how to speak to your heart. worth every penny. support an unknown author and make her famous!

This is a well done chart. Lots of information is presented in full color on both sides. Well worth the price.

I have a mother, I am a mother and almost all of my friends are mothers--this book gives voice to emotions that are our constant companions in the journey. My favorite is the last poem, "Hope"....I search every day for the "...calm of a tree, knowing fires will happen." Give a copy to anyone you know who is guiding a child.

This collection has every old-fashioned poem, rhyme, old wives' tale and silly piece of literature that your mother ever recited for you. My mother knew these works from her own childhood, having been raised in large part by her grandparents - making these nuggets old even then (Depression-era). Last week, I read them to class of third-graders stuck inside for recess on a rainy day, saying, "Let's take a chance on this. I'll stop in 5 or 10 minutes if you want me to stop." After 10 minutes, not one student wanted me to stop, and most of them were giving me their full attention. That's the best review I can give to a book of children's literature.

This uplifting, enchanting, and inspired collection of poems is both accessible and profound. The authors grasp of nature symbolism is masterfully used to portray common everyday reality into something rich and beautiful and replete.In addition, these poems are very wholesome and healing as the author shows a great reverence for nature as well as people. It would be hard for even the most lost soul not to feel refreshed by this collection of simply beautiful poems.

Great story and great characters that are true to life. This book is enjoyable for Christians and non Christians alike.
I recommend it to all. It was a mini history lesson and helped me to realize how trying the times were during the pre civil war period.

This is another great book by Davis and Rawls. Davis and Rawls have spent many years attempting to inform the world of their discoveries. In fact, that was the purpose of their books in the first place.

The scientific community can be quite slow and stubborn when it comes to adapting new revolutionary discoveries. Egos, financial interests and a belief that if it can't be found in established textbooks than it can't be true, are some of the biggest reasons why.

Nikola Tesla, the brilliant scientist who is the founding father of modern electrical technologies, among other world altering discoveries, had a difficult time trying to convince scientists of the true potential of his inventions. As the acceptance and understanding of his work grew in the scientific community, a growing number of its' members, some previous co-workers included, layed claim to several of Teslas' original discoveries.

Many other scientists and inventors have had similar experiences, like Davis and Rawls. Just as Tesla's inventions have had a dramatic impact on the world, so too will those of Davis and Rawls. Their discoveries have already been in use for decades in several countries around the globe, but the enormous benefits of their proven and independently verified research are still largely unknown and unused.