Wallace Books

I found this book easy to read with many hints about prayer. It was not written in theological terms so was easy to understand.

This book is a wonderful representation of the Greek Attic theatre, as cited numerous times in Flickinger's "The Greek Theatre and It's Drama." Using a clear and straight-forward method of writing, the author clearly states all he needsto say from every angle possible. Using a plethera of quotations from specific plays that suit the situation of which he speaks, the author creates, in my opinion, one of the greatest resources about theatre in the antiquity.

It's a joy to have private eye Sydney Bryant back.

AUGUST NIGHTS is a nice blend of mystery, suspense, humor,
and romance. You will soon feel as if Sydney is a good friend
whom you've known for years.

I look forward to many more novels from the talented
Patricia Wallace.

Lew Wallace was an amazing man. From his encounters with Billy the Kid to his search for the Eternal Wanderer, subject of the Prince of India, his opus novel. Now, a new book from Amazon details the quest of Lew Wallace to locate the Eternal Wanderer. Read MAL TEMPO to see what happened after Wallace's autobiography ends...

I think every one should read this book it is very interesting one thing she should have more info about her self cause I have a project on her

With nothing much to do last weekend I picked up a copy of this book with great expectations. I must admit that gathering some of the supplies that were defined in the book was a little troublesome (hint: large quantities of wristwatches with luminous hands come in very handy), however with such problems overcome I was able to construct a rough, although fully functional, nuclear reactor, boil up some water and have a spiffing cup of tea! Wonderful! I never would have thought that such things were possible. May I recommend the chapters on whale hunting for fun and profit, 101-ways to wok a dog, and the ever favorite do-it-yourself embalming.

In an ongoing series of books exploring the rich history of the Buckeye State, author Mary K. Assad travels to Berea, Ohio, to pen a wonderful book on Baldwin-Wallace College.

Nestled within residential neighborhoods, the private, liberal arts college is affiliated with the United Methodist Church and got its name through a 1913 merger between Baldwin University and German Wallace College. But while the history of the college is steeped in the visions of the founders of those two institutions - John Baldwin and James Wallace - it is the architecture around campus that merges the past with the present.

Marting Hall is the oldest classroom building and was saved from a wrecking-ball several years ago through a successful fundraising drive by alumni to retain the then badly deteriorating building. Bagley Hall was once the building that housed the Cleveland Browns, who had their training facility on campus. And a visitor may get an eerie feeling inside Kohler Hall - the residence for conservatory students - it is rumored to be haunted, as the building was used as a hospital for Civil War veterans and home to a mental institution. There is a particular majesty to the architecture of the Lindsay Crossman Chapel.

While taking a trek through campus is the preferable way to appreciate the history, Assad does a great job in providing an alternative for those who cannot travel to Berea. The book is also an excellent means for alumni, students and city residents to learn more about things they may breeze past on a daily basis.

A very interesting story. It kept my attention wondering what was going to happen next. It leaves you with something to think about. Not you old same old story theme. Good Job!

Joseph Wallace has put together a book of over 700 pages of memories for the baseball fan. If you are a fan of the game you will find memories of the past 35 years with a color photo on the right side of the book with a description of the photo on the left. The book is quite heavy since the paper is of a high quality and slick. My favorite photo is entitled "Where Does the Time Go?" that shows Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Warren Spahn, and Joe Torre after their playing careers were over. Gibson, Brock, and Torre are in their Cardinals' uniform while Spahn sports a Milwaukee Braves' uniform. The description states the image of these players is not the one fans associate with these individuals, but reminds us of the continuing passing of the years. My favorite quote comes from Gaylord Perry who stated, "The trouble with baseball is that it is not played the year round." Beautiful action photos along with heartbreaking photos of defeat as well as thrilling victorious moments of recent decades of the men who are included in any baseball fan's memory make this a worthwhile book for your baseball library.

The title is "The Basic Book of Antiques" you could say "by George"
The book describes its self as "A definitive textbook for the beginning collector, covering the entire field of antiques and collectibles and all phases of antiquing for pleasure and investment" well that is a tall order but George Michael gives it a good try.
The table of contents gives the best description of the range covered:
1. How to collect and Enjoy Antiques
2. Furniture
3. Glass
4. Ceramics
5. Silver and Pewter
6. Brass, Bronze, Copper, Iron, and Tin
7. Folk Art and Wall Decorations
8. Clocks, Cloths, Paper, and Miscellaneous Collectibles
All pictures are black and white.