Rich Books

The magazine compilations are full of wonderful photos and articles. And, not only for diehard MacDonald/Eddy fans, but for all the world to appreciate these two wonderful singers who have brought such joy and pleasure to a world that needs their contribution. A great purchase!

Mac/Eddy Today Magazines are the best information around on Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. Sharon Rich is a longtime researcher on the lives of these two great stars. You can be assured that what you read about them is true. The articles are great along with fabulous photos. What more do you need? Settle back with a cup of tea and be transported back to another era! Oh, and make sure you have on one of their great LP's to make the time perfect!

MacGyver is the greatest show ever made! He is smart and Unviolent!!!
He is what every kid should want to be!
Now you can by reading this amazing book!!!!!
Don't be a hero with violence! be a hero with the brain God gave you!

This book is excellent! You get two books in one!! Judith Exner wrote a book entitled, "My Story" in 1977. This book contained detailed events and facts regarding an affair she had with JFK prior to and while he was president while also having a relationship with mafia don Sam Giancana. "My Story" was extremely difficult for me to find. I finally purchased a used copy, but it was in really bad shape. Mr. Sloan included Judith Exner's "My Story" within his book! This book contains references to events mentioned in various books and movies(Rat Pack)about the Kennedys, Sam Giancana, Judith Exner, various celebrities including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, government officials and other mafia figures of this era. I was so relieved to come across this book by Mr. Sloan. He incorporates new evidence that is linked to Judith Exner's "My Story" and other books written regarding the JFK and Judith Exner affair. This book has wonderful pictures, newspaper articles, and detailed accounts of the events leading up to JFK's death. I strongly suggest this book to everyone who is interested in reading about JFK, his affairs and/or various conspiracy theories regarding his death.

Children are introduced to 12 mammals through how they swim in water; with additional information on the animals in a section following the main text. On left-hand pages are realistic illustrations of the animals swimming or in their natural habitat near water. The right-hand pages have cartoon-like illustrations of the young boy asking the question about the animals while taking a bath and also illustrations of the different animals involved with the boy in the bath. The imaginative work for children ages 3-6 is an entertaining, humorous way for them to learn a little about a number of wild animals.

This is one in the Cambridge University Press series of all of Austen's novels. For my comments on the series, please go to my review of "Sense and Sensibility."

Magnum P.I. move over! Cincinnati's legendary private detective leads us on a high stakes adventure to solve an unusual murder case. Chilling details make this true life tale of shady financial practices hard to put down. A sexy true-life memoir seen through the eyes of 30 year veteran P.I. Richard McDonough.

This book helped me understand the capabilities of the calculater much better than the manual. The examples were easy to follow and pointed out virtually every facet of the calculator. I highly recommend this to someone who wants to learn to use the TI-92 or TI-92+.

This beautifully printed volume belongs on your Hollywood shelf beside the works of Kobal, Trent & Lawton, Vieira, and anything else on or by George Hurrell. A brief 30-page recap of the history of still photography in the movie industry is followed by 255 pages showing examples of the work of 43 of the most notable stills men (including two women) who snapped the stars, scenes, and environment of the movies during their first 60 years. A brief chronology of the career (as far as it is known) of each photog is included. All the photos are given their best reproduction on heavy enameled (I believe that's the term) paper. It does make you wish more books containing work by Ted Allan, Bob Coburn, and other Hurrell contemporaries had been published.

I used to own a metaphysical bookstore, so I've seen a lot of this type of book. This is one of the best of it genre. Modern authors like Tony Robbins and Harv Eker can be motivating, for sure, but if you want to get to the heart of the true laws of abundance and success, don't overlook this book. Where do you think the modern guys got their info? If you don't read this book, then read other books by Wattles, Hill, etc., or just get this one - keep it simple.