Rich Books

I am a handicapped person and I just started collecting autographs via mail. I was using 2 other books at first and had about a 20 to 30 percent return using their addresses and techniques. I started using Cynthia's book and I am now around 70 to 80 percent. I receive 5 to 10 autographs per day and with her technique, I received a lot of photo's and personal notes from the celebrities. The turn around time was great and I can't believe the results I've been receiving. I sent Cynthia an email about some addresses that were wrong and she personally wrote me back to thank me(She also has her own Web Site). She is a very nice person and she really knows her autograph business. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to collect autographs through the mail. Thanks Again Cynthia!

All six books in this series are gorgeous. They connect the geography, history, and culture of a region in a way that will interest kids and adults alike. Beautiful photos, drawings, and stunning maps. The introductory information to each project is interesting and helps kids understand why people might do certain types of art. The step-by-step project instructions are easy to follow, with drawings to accompany each step. Some projects are challenging; others easy to do with a large group, but they all are student-tested (with photos of their final products!). Best of all, they are authentic folk art projects-not the "let's make a toilet paper drum" variety. These projects work great for scout troop activities and home school projects as well as for public school teachers who want to connect art with history and geography. These books could be used with upper elementary through middle school students. Highly recommended for classroom use and as gifts for grandchildren!

this series is just really pleasant to read. thats the best way that i can think of putting it.

This is one of the best books that I have ever read. It seems Sue Rich never disappoints. Char Daniels is sexy, gorgeous and sensitive - with black hair and blue eyes, he's to die for! This book is full of love, passion, and humour - I couldn't put it down, but I didn't want it to end, either. If you love a romance novel set in the Wild West, with a sexy hero, a feisty and brave heroine, some great laughs, and a love worth dying for, then this is the book for you. Definitely a keeper. Thank you Ms Rich for another gem.

I've been looking for a solid Air book, and the Bible series delivers once again. So far, i like the fact the book goes beyond the framework and gives incite into application development and best practices. An added bonus is the chapter on automation using ANT.

What I love most about these recipes is how straight forward they are. The ingredient lists are usually under five items and nothing strange that will send you hunting in specialty stores. Everything I have made from it has turned out well and tastes great! Thank you for a real user-friendly cookbook.

This was my first book on barbecue. It is the best I've seen for beginners, and it has a lot in it for experienced makers of 'cue.

The instructions were clear and easy to understand, and every recipe I tried worked a treat. One of the sauce recipes is still a family favorite that people request.

I recommend it very highly. And this is from a guy who's been cooking barbecue low and slow for 20 years and owns most of the classic barbecue cookbooks.

This is a biographical dictionary and an index to information about thousands of wellknown individuals. This is a 2-Vol set covering over 33,000 people in over 3400 pages. Following is a sampling of the listings:

June Lockhart - b. Jun 25, 1925 - Starred in "Lassie" '58-'64
Lot - Bible - Nephew of Abraham who escaped Sodom and Gomorrah
Larry King - Lawrence Harvey Zeiger - TV star - b. Nov 19, 1933
Carole Landis - actress - "Four Jills in a Jeep" - 1/1/19-7/5/48
Queen Latifah - Rap's hottest female star - b. Mar 18, 1970 NJ
Liberace - American musician & pianist - elaborate costumes
Charles & Arthur Libby - businessmen - founded canned food Co.

This book is a poignant view of a challenging life that can educate people about the diversity of human existence.

I finished reading "Almost Normal" by Ann Kolsrud a couple of weeks ago and it is still on my mind. Like all good books, it has become a part of me. What was unique about it is that it stirred such disparate emotions -- tragic, joyous, anger, sadness, heart-wrenching, optimistic, hopeful, and thought-provoking. What is normal? And is normal something that makes those of us who think we are, uncaring, thoughtless, or disinterested?
Most importantly, it greatly increased my understanding of and empathy for people with schizophrenia and certainly their parents. Having been educated as a registered nurse, clinically I understood the disorder, but personally could not relate to it or people with it. Consequently, my communication with people so afflicted was either avoided or, when that didn't work, stunted.
I strongly recommend this difficult-to-put-down book for anyone who enjoys good writing and wishes to understand this very difficult disease.

Very informative! I recommend this book to anyone who grew up in the Islip area. The information regarding early Islip residents is fascinating. Read and learn what an interesting place your little town is! This is by far the most targeted history of the Islip resident.