Used Books

Reginald Jones has done scholarship a real service by uncovering the most minute details of the economic and physical circumstances behind the production of the haunting background music for "The Lone Ranger" radio and television series. This thoroughly researched book should be known by historians, film critics, literary theorists, and anyone who has ever wondered not only what that music was but why it sounded the way it did. A landmark wedding of devotion to a cause with meticulous archival study.

I WAS BEING AUDITED FOR THE 2004 TAX YEAR AND TO MY DISBELIEF, THE IRS DOES NOT HAVE ANY WAY OF SUBSTANTIATING WHAT I CLAIMED ON THE VALUE OF A CAR THAT WAS DONATED TO CHARITY. EVERYONE ELSE IN THE AUTO BUSINESS HAD THROWN THEIR 2004 BLUEBOOK AWAY, SO I ORDERED ONE ON AMAZON. BRAND NEW AND IN PERFECT SHAPE. SO, I GOT THE FULL VALUE FOR THE DEDUCTION! THANKS AMAZON!

Great guide and exactly what was needed to work the deal with values in hand.

Time honored traditional resource for anyone pricing, purchasing or selling a vehicle

THE essential price guide for used cars! Up-to-date information and easy to view format is a must have.

I used the NADA guide to help me make an informed decision about buying a used car. We found a good value within our budget and were happy to have it with us while we shopped. W. Williams, Jax FL

When buying, the "Consumer Edition" only shows the retail figures. The Dealer's edition will show both the wholesale and retail figures.

My book arrived quickly and before classes started even though I ordered at the end of the last week before the semester began.

This is an excellent wildlife guide. Beautiful pictures, great maps, easy to follow directions to get to the viewing areas and easy to read text. This is currently my 6 year old son's favorite book (he reads above his grade level) and he is requesting other books in this series. He has learned a lot about the different animals that live in our home state and recognizes some of the places they list to view the animals.

Author MacKay has a loving relationship with the island he terms "The world's last unknown.", and with good reason. Although he writes in the first person, in this instance that form brings out the true beauty and significance of this awesome place. MacKay's smooth writing style makes the reader feel that he is with the author each step of each amazing adventure.

The amount of generally unknown information contained in the book is staggering. For example, Papua New Guinea has over 10% of the world's earthquakes each year. The Fly River discharges more water than the Nile. New Guinea has some of the world's most poisonous serpents, and yet some of the most beautiful birds. Its wildlife is very much like Australia's, not South Asia's. And the examples go on and on. Each chapter is a moveable feast of the amazing and mysterious.

When the superb text is combined with the breathtaking photography, a treasure worth buying and keeping is obtained. Of all of my books about places I will probably never have the good fortune to visit, this one ranks near the very top. Highly recommended.