Ford Books

All the important changes. Lots of stuff can be replicated hands-on.

Great book.

This book provides excellent insight into the reasons some gifted Black students are not identified as such by the processes currently in place. It also provides reasons some Black parents may not wish their child to be included in gifted programs. It discusses Black culture and Black dialect. A very good book for educators who are concerned about minorities being underrepresented in our school's gifted programs.

The cover of your book is so alluring! and captivating!
I also loved the introduction. I can't wait to purchase this book!
Thanks for making this available it will help a lot of people who wear masks.

This book is now hard to find, but look for it. It is among the most fascinating and informative recollections of all those written to cover the Civil War. Ford recounts his early experience with Edmund J. Davis, brig. general in U. S.Volunteers ab=nd kater the "worst Reconstrution governor anywgere, We see the personality of Ford and learn how he got his knick-name "Rip." It's not what you woiuld imagine. This is a great book that needs to be republished.

General Robert Selden Garnett, the first general on either side to die in the Civil War, and his cousin General Richard Brooke Garnett (who remains the only soldier of general's rank whose body was never found and identified) have long been overlooked by Civil War biographers. Burton gives an in-depth look at their early lives, their educations at West Point, and their pre-war military careers, as well as insight into their motivations for fighting and dying for the Confederate cause. Highly recommend.

I really enjoyed this book since I am a fan of all mustangs. I just wish that it would have covered the 03 Mach 1. But I am not sure if they had test cars out when this was written. I would recommend this book to any mustang fan

For the adventurer who loves the history of ancient Rome and admires the architectural and engineering feats of that great civilization, this rather small but informational tightly packed book will come as a welcome insight. Author and photographer John Heseltine has studied the historic major roads to Rome, photographed the places through which they passed and recreate history with the comments on the placements of the sites and the reasons we postulate the Romans chose them.

Among the most famous of these antique but extant roads here discussed are the Via Appia, Via Cassia, Via Flamina, and Via Aurelia, each named after an emperor and each leading into Rome through a different atmosphere and out to a different destination. The manner in which these roads connected Rome with the known world is discussed with authority, but the interesting facet is the way Heseltine shows the current environs where these roads exist. This is living history, beautifully captured in Heseltine's photographs and enhanced by Colin Ford's Introductory notes.

Filled with both black and white and toned photographs this book is a journey through history that is fascinating in content and illuminating in style! A definite must for those who love Italy and things Italian. Recommended. Grady Harp, December 05

I have every book in the series and when I heard that a new one was out I started saving to buy it.Willie and his grandfather were coming home from a fair and got hit with a rock slide. After praying about their problem they fell asleep. The next night they heard voises. The next day a sheriff unit came and rescued them. I like it because it shows how we can pray to God and He will help us. It is a very good book and it keeps you in suspense. I recomend it to everyone.

I first connected with Marcia Ford over her insightful book Memoirs of a Misfit. Her seering honesty and gentle tone really resonated with me and affirmed my uniqueness as a child of God. With this book, I connected with her once again in a very deep and profound manner. Here she has employed spiritual insights from a variety of religions and her own personal experiences to guid me along a very rocky path of forgiveness. Highly recommended.

Thank you, Ms Ford-Grabowsky, for your beautiful collection of sacred texts and prayers of love.Your work is a source of healing joy.It forces me to look at the world in a different way-a more meaningful one; It has provided a missing piece for me.