Clouds Books

Absolutely excellent book! A must for young, old, and in between who want to date with marriage in mind. Sets a clear path to successful dating and hopefully lasting marriage if the authors' steps are followed. This should be a required textbook for dating and classes should be taught from this book and the workbook designed to accompany the book.

I think that this book is wonderful for couples who are married and trying to stay together. It helps you to understand things that every marriage experience. It is even good for those couples who are having problems it helps you to see things from another perspective.

I taught this class and used these books. The Participants guide should be required for the video, as the two go hand in hand. The Workbook (and book) can be used but aren't required - they do offer deeper study into Boundaries, than the Participants Guide. I found the course fabulous and recommend everyone should go through it or at least be familiar with it.

This book is inspirational and up-lifting. I was moved by the contents and the strength of the lady whose life is revealed in the story. Her words, stories, and scriptures give you the strength to climb the mountain that we often have placed in front of us. With determination, we can win and she proves this so many times. I recommend this book to anyone who is searching the answer to, "Why me?" I recommend this book to anyone who would love to read a true "love story". I recommend this book to anyone and everyone, male or female. I read this book out loud to my husband while making a three-hour drive to his doctor. We were both very moved and inspired by the words inside. A tremendous story by a tremendous lady!

Finally, a well-thought-out and fantastically written book on how to deal with our Boy Crazy daughters. Giannetti and Sagarese, who both have elder daughters, write from experience and the experience of many frustrated parents in this how-to guide on teenage girls. Any parent with a daughter should absolutely purchase this book!

It's common today to call Fetterman's mistake a 'fight' rather than a massacre, but since I am from the 'old school' of plains history it is a massacre to me.

This book has a couple excellent color maps and many, many colorful drawings that embellish the text to produce a very readable book. Though this is listed as juvenile literature, any reader can enjoy its content. The University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln must have had similiar feelings when they reprinted this book, which was originally printed in 1972.

The author has also issued several other volumes on the plains Indians and whether for your child, yourself, of both time spent with these small books is time well spent, indeed.

Semper Fi.

Mindful, sensitive and real.

Briarhopper is a touching and well told family history. I especially liked what the author wrote in her postscript, "A life does not have to be celebrity-laden or even particularly newsworthy to be important to others. It only has to be lived."

This was a charming glimpse of a real life, lived well.

Finally! A Life Story of Buddha in simple, elegant story form. Kherdian tells the story of Siddharta's life - from young prince to enlightened Buddha - without the inscrutable mythology found in every other book about the Enlightened One.

If you've ever been curious about Buddha - where he came from and how he came to be - this is the book for you.

This book belongs in every library, and every school in the country.

Peter Leschak certainly knows his stuff, and others can learn from his experience. I really enjoy bumming a lot and found this book a rare treat.