Radio Books

JLH - what a shine star that happen to appear in my heart. I finally can know and see many more things about Jenny.

Jennifer Love Hewitt is a remarkable young woman and Ms. McCracken leads us through her career brilliantly. I especially liked the timeline of Love's life in the back of the book as well as the fact sheet. I love McDonald's Happy Meals too!

"Jennifer's Diary" is an interesting book.there are two girls, Jennifer and Iolanthe.Iolanthe has many ideas and can write stories.Jennifer can do maths, and learn poems and, and even play on the piano.But she can't write stories because she doesn't have any ideas.Aunt Mureil gave Jennifer a rainbow-coloured book.It was a diary.Jennifer wrote very boring things in her diary.For example:Jan 1st, it was quite cold today.Iolanthe started to write stories in Jennifer's diary.Because she had many ideas,so her stories were amusing and intersting.

I rediscovered the Life of Jesus through the CD-Rom and I must say that is it really well done. The content is huge and the Interface very well designed. Get the program for your children!

This is an accurate note for note transcription of Jimi Hendrix guitar playing for BBC radio music program. This is a must for guitarists who want to learn Jimi's unique electric blues guitar techniques during his Experience era.

Not many characters are tougher then Judge Dredd. He enforces the Law in Mega-City One. But there is a new Cheif Justice, and he treat the law as a joke. He passes insane laws that can not be followed. There is a lot of humor, the best of which involves Cal's selection of Deputy. There are great battles and great characters. The only one I did not like was Fergie. It is a crime to not buy this book, and you don't want Judge Dredd to think you are a criminal!

This is a hilarious tape series. I bought this as well as the other collections of radio shows (More Wild times, even more wild times). My 4 kids LOVED them and we still talk in allegories to each other; don't be ungrateful like Marvy, etc. Highly recommended. They still come on radio from time to time so you can listen to one first to find out the quality for yourself.

Now you've got the piano parts, guitar chords, and vocals so you can sing like Kenny. Or at least try :) Includes the sweet song 'You Save Me.' Also 'Freedom,' 'Who You'd Be Today,' and 'Somebody Take Me Home.'

I was born in Murray, Kentucky, and grew up in nearby Paris, Tennessee. I'd always heard stories and seen promotional material distributed by the city of Murray proclaiming it as the "Birthplace of Radio," referring to the 19th century development of a form of wireless telephony by Nathan B. Stubblefield, a local farmer and experimenter. For various reasons, the facts about his scientific work and home life have been skewed over the past century and nobody is totally sure what he really was able to do. This book seeks to clarify the mysterious circumstances surrounding Stubblefield, and to provide an unbiased source for information on the man and his inventions. Includes a detailed biography, followed by an in-depth look at the efforts to confirm or deny Stubblefield's claims. Very well-written and thorough. The appendices include the full text of his patents and some reprints of old articles. An excellent read.

Many pictures and useful technical information on many kids' programs, especially cartoons, from this time period. Includes program scenarios, characters, actors/voices, distributors, and organized by year. This book is a must have for all baby boomers nostalgic for saturday morning television.