Senses Books

We borrowed this book from the Library and our 9 month old loved it so much we decided to buy it. Two months later and it is still one of her favorites. She would bring us the book, put it on the floor, and start clapping. It's a great book that I would recommend to anyone with young children.

My one-year old LOVES this book! She acts out what the babies are doing on every page -- putting on a "hat", making believe to brush her hair and teeth, clapping her hands, and waving "bye-bye". She is so proud of herself! I highly recommend this book.

My Ballykissangel books arrived on spring break from college and I was thrilled to have the time to "devour" them. The characters are so genuine and lovable- I can't wait for the next book to continue the heartwarming journey of a rural village that has become like family to me. Thank you to the writers for a delightful tale.

If you have seen every episode of year one, you will find nothing new. However, if you haven't taped all the shows and watched them three times over you will enjoy going back a wee bit in time to rural Ireland--the Ireland without bombs and the IRA. A delightful place to spend your spare time.

This is a rhyming book about the bears in the family and what they do, like sing, lick bowls, and pick plums. It provides a nice review of the names of family relationships. It's not at all scary. It has about 80 words.

This has been my daughter's favoite book since she received it as a gift when she was 7 months old. She has stacks and stacks of other baby board book, including all the classics like "Goodnight Moon," and this is always the one she pulls out and wants to hear me read. She seems to love the illustrations, which are whimsical, very colorful and glossy, as well as listening to the sweet story. The fact that the book is a little larger than what seems to be the standard board book size also seems to appeal to her. I highly reccommend this book!

I love this pamphlet. It describes in beautiful language, from the author's soul, what it means to make decisions at an unprogrammed meeting's business meeting.

The way we members of the Religious Society of Friends reach decisions is one of the most important contributions we have made to the establishment of the "Peaceable Kindom" here on earth.

Of course, Friends don't always acheive the process we yearn for and even agree to follow. We are human beings, after all. Yet, we have aspirations that Barry Morely has explained better than anyone else I have ever heard or read.

Some Friends feel that loving the Quaker Meeting for Business is one of the signs that you should be a member! :) Barry can tell you why!

I agree with the previous reviewer that this is well worth reading. After all, the most important "invention" that we Friends actually have created and agree to us to help us be Seekers after the Truth together, is our process, process and more process.

This is perhaps the most worthwhile pamphlet in all of Quaker Literature. It should be required reading by all new seekers.
... It describes a Quaker
'sacrament' (if you will), and the real meaning involved when a meeting seeks 'the sense of the meeting'. It is beautiful.

Technical books for the general reader must balance effectively accuracy, depth, and complexity on the one hand and readability at several levels on the other. This book succeeds at doing that about as well as any I have ever read, and I read a lot of books that try. The reader can use the numerous appendices to go into as much technical detail (within limits, this is an intro) as s(he) wants while the general discussion illuminates the mechanics and brief history of radar and sonar as well as the always-fascinating means by which bats, dolphins and whales do it better than we do. The author knows his material cold, but in addition, he makes it extremely accessible and pleasant to read. For those who want more, he provides plenty of pointers to plenty more. He's the kind of guy, you decide at the end, you would love to run into at the coffee shop for more conversation.

Books on technical subjects can be broadly divided into three main categories: (i) very basic in its descriptions with many historical and biographical snippets but with no mathematics or formulas, (ii) significantly more advanced in technical content with formulas - a possible supplement to a textbook on the subject, and (iii) very advanced such as a textbook or a research paper. I would place this book in the second category. The author's expertise in this field is very obvious through the clarity with which the principles behind radar and sonar are explained. Technical notes at the back of the book, 23 of them, provide more in-depth information for the interested reader on certain technical details. Remote sensing by bats, dolphins and whales is also discussed. The writing style is clear, friendly, authoritative, very witty - a most pleasant feature in a technical book, and quite accessible, although some passages need serious concentration. I learned quite a bit from reading this book but I would benefit even more from re-reading certain sections since this subject, at this level of technical detail, is so new to me. This book would likely of most interest to science buffs.

My 18-month old son just loves this book. The illustrations really captivate him and the rhymes are a lot of fun. This is a great book for toddlers who do a lot of bouncing.

My 18 month old son loves this book. The illustrations are beautiful and the rhymes are fun. He loves to see all the different animals and the balls that reappear on each page.

Coca Cola, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Fruit of the Loom - all names which provoke images to consumers. "Branding Your Business: Promoting Your Business, Attracting Customers and Standing Out in the Market Place" examines how brands are is essential to the business of anyone who wants to gain a strong market share. Exploring how brands make a grand mark in people's minds and how to use those emotions to sell one's product, "Branding Your Business: Promoting Your Business, Attracting Customers and Standing Out in the Market Place" is highly recommended for any community library business collection and anyone who may have to manage a brand.

Very much useful and interesting, because this is emphasizing the importance of emotional aspect of brand.Branding Your Business: Promoting Your Business, Attracting Customers and Standing Out in the Market Place (Business Enterprise)

This book is fun to read and children begining to read can read this book with very little help.
You will smile with pride as your youngster reads this book to you.

I like it because it is so funny. It had trains, planes and all those other loud things. I didn't believe my eyes! If you read it, you will think it's funny too I hope! My name is Cassie and I read this book.

This is what I would call a timeless masterpiece. Dan Thomas creates a sense of what it takes to create a winning business model so you can poise yourself for growth. This is a reeningeering type of book, however, it does not seem to tell you to pair down your business to bare bones.

I had the pleasure of hearing Dan Thomas speak when I was with a division of Lucent Technologies. What he said was applied from the GM on down and that particular division although now a different name and company is still in business doing what it does as a main business with a name that is recognized in its particular industry.

Business Sense makes sense. It is a must read for those who liked books like "Who Moved My Cheese" and "Never Eat Alone."

After I have been through many consulting and strategy courses, Dan reveals a simple approach to help improve your business. I feel the book is rather dense, so don't expect to get through it in a night. Dan says a manager have 5 freedoms that a manager/ ceo can control: 1)choosing the right business, 2) right strategy 3)right systems, 4)right structure 5)right people. After knowing some successful consultants, this book goes further than most have taught me. Dan reveals his consulting strategies that apparently have put his services in high demand. Powerful knowledge.

The illustrations are great and the kids love to make all the buzz sounds throughout the story. As a parent, it's one of my favorites and I still find it entertaining after reading it 4,867 times.

My children and I truly enjoyed Buzz. The story is a very sweet look at daily happenings that children can directly relate to and the illustrations are very beautiful--both my three year old and five year old are drawn to them. This book is a wonderful addition to our family's daily reading repertoire. I highly recommend it.