Scream 3 Books

Karol Ladd is an attractive, articulate woman who specializes in bringing Christ's teachings to the least understood group of human beings in America--the stay at home Moms who are often misunderstood, especially in Texas ever since that woman went a little crazy and killed all her kids. Don't let that happen to you, and get yourself a copy of "Scream Savers," which is a Bible-based guide to keeping your cool even when your kids get out of hand.

Whatever you do, spare your children from your own neuroses, especially if they are the fatal kind in which the chikdren are not seen as loving dependents, but as enemies of the stay-at-home mother. Karol Ladd, who has written over thirty books, and spoken often to many Texas and national women's groups, can show you the way. She is not exactly a stay at home Mom herself, but she's been there, and she will help you to cope. Remember, murder is not a resort, even a last resort, but prayer and confidence can and should be your first port of call when you make your voyage into the pften rewarding world of being a Stay at Home Mom.

There are many great tips here. Recommended. Karol Ladd could be the cousin of the starlet Cheryl Ladd, both are petite and blonde and very articulate and together women with a love of Texas that shines right through them.

This is a good book but it is very tiny and looks like something you'd pick up in the supermarket checkout line. It's a great pick me up but nothing incredibly life changing is in it - just simple common sense things to keep your cool, i.e. count to 10, etc.

I liked the stories in this book(although they were not as scary as they were cracked up to be) only it made me mad when I found out that one of the stories (the main one) was a continuing story. All it gave was a small section about what had happened in the book before, and it did not go into great detail. Other than that, and the fact that the stories are not too scary, it was pretty good. I do not recommend buying it unless you have the first book.

I loved Beetlejuice growing up and nostalgia has hit hard. I actually purchased this book when it first came out. I really enjoyed it as a kid, and I still find it amusing now that I'm an adult. It's a short book with pictures, following the cartoon version or Cartoonverse of Beetlejuice. Some of the characters were a bit wierd, considering if you're a diehard fan, you may wonder who some of them are. But, in general, it was a fun book when I was a kid.

I thought that this was an okay book for beginner horror fans, especially if you enjoy the Goosebumps line of books. However if you are someone who doesn't think too highly of Goosebumps then I suggest you avoid this title. For the most part this title keeps you on the edge of your seat, but it isn't too hard to put down. Even though the title lacks imagination the plot is pretty original. In conclusion if you are a fan of beginner thrillers like Goosebumps then I suggest you take a look, if not you shouldn't bother with this novel.

Actually I thought this book was quite good and refreshingly different from all the usual bios of bands like Primal Scream. Mostly I thought it was delightfully easy to read and thankfully didn't labour long on irrelevant points that very often slow down such books. Sure it seems to have been written from a second hand perspective but everything that's required is definitely in there. It's far too long to be a kids' book but it does have the same sense of straightforward fun. Like it says at the beginning Primal Scream are just a band who've been through some amazing things. Also the author probably had nothing to do with how the book was formatted or the picture section.

When I saw that it was 200 plus pages, I was pretty excited. I thought it would be an in-depth history of the band. When I got it, I was so dissapointed. The type is large and the margins are huge. With standard formatting, it would be about almost 50 pages long. About the text, it reads like it was written for a high school class in popular music. At it's worst, it reads like a kid's book. Very thin reading. I would not think this "award winning" author even graduated from college as it says on the back of the book. As for the pictures, they are of poor quality and layout. They cram about 8-10 pictures per page. What the hell were they thinking? Truly a work of a hack.