News and Media Books

If you liked The Case of the Cheerleading Camp Mystery and The Case of Camp Pom Pom, you will love this book! Mary-Kate and Ashley are back at Camp Pom Pom,and this year they're going to the Ceerlympics, but "Princess" Patty's squad the Tigers from Camp Spirit steals their routines! A great book!

The Bobbsey Twins are helping out with their block party. One of the main events of the party--at least for the twins, is visiting their friends' collections. Their friend Jennifer Silverstein has autographs, Marty Peck collects bubble gum wrappers, and Kevin Frazier has a very interesting basball autographed by Johnny Kellogg. While the Bobbseys and their friends enjoy the block party, someone steals the baseball! The Bobbseys go on the hunt to catch the theif--they find a college pin, a footprint, and a slit in the collections tent, and they catch the crook in the nick of time. A must for any Bobbsey Twins fan, this book is exciting to the end.

Since I collect all Mary-Kate & Ashley books ever made, I bought this one the first day it came out! This has a really cute story. So, for all those M-K&A fans out there, get this book! PRONTO!

awesome mystery of a missing cat that can give you good luck on Halloween.
her name is Lucy she got catnapped and it's up to the Trenchcoat twins 2 find her.
*FIVE STARS*
LOL :^)
~anonymous~

This book was so wounderfulll i counld not hardly put the book down Mary- Kate and Ashley go to vist some of there friends in another state and there they hear about a Unicrn being spoted around where there are and there friend is raising flowers for there flower festival and somebody step on them and ruines them and she has just one more bunch left to save the Olsens are being Trench coat twins solving the mystery before its to late i wont tell you how it ends you just have to get it and read for yourself Have fun.

This book is very frightening. It will give you the chills. Mary-Kate and Ashley try to find out if a ghost is haunting Thorn Mansion and why. They find clues like ghost fog, shimmering lights and weird sounds coming from the mansion. They find some goo that belongs to the ghost. I give this book 5 stars because it was frightening and it gave me goosebumps. The end will really surprise you and give you the creeps. I recommend you read this book! It will really be worth it! It will be your favorite book after you read this!

Catalyst: The Power Of The Media And The Public To Make Change by Madonna King (Senior Columnist with the Courier-Mail and broadcaster with Brisbane's Newstalk) is an in-depth presentation of the effect public opinion and the media has upon government policies, big business, as well as political figures and activists. Providing the reader with an extensive and comprehensive analysis media intervention and influence, Catalyst draws from interviews with over 130 people, including state premiers, attorney generals, Supreme Court judges, journalists, academics, social workers, and even convicted criminals. Catalyst offers a unique and conceptual grasp of politics, criminology, sociology, and the great exposure to media the general public still retains, granting them a decent perspective on their empowered those who govern them in the private and/or public sectors of control.

This is a wonderful book - such a lovely refreshing look at modern day small-town Ireland. It is a must read for any young adult with an interest in Ireland. I highly recommend it. Congratulations Bridget, I wait in anticipation for your next one!

This book is wonderful. It describes in detail the most important, yet censored stories of the year. I learned more from this than i learn in a years worth of news. The coverups and secrecy scares me, showing vividly how manipulative media, politics and industry really are. Truly a great buy. It is your duty to read this amazing book

A fascinating read about today's internet driven world and the young turks behind the wheel. I thought the book might be a bit too statistical, but it was not at all. Nickles explains the behavior and psychology of the new technology-fluent generation and their far-reaching influences, from traditional corporate environments to culture changing dot coms like wedding planners and on-line magazines. A lot of intellegence gathering research went into the book, but it is presented in an enjoyable, anecdotal fashion.