Colorado Books

The selections are well chosen and give a good picture of Colorado the state in many of its aspects.

I loved this book. It was a wonderful guide to Colorado and was extremely easy to use. It was true to form in guiding you to which sites to see and what was important as well as infomation on which sites to avoid-such as Royal Gorge. It is sites like Royal Gorge that gives the entire word "tourist" a nasty taste. Guidleines include high altitude warnings( very important), lodging, dining, and ideas about when the best times and places are for viewing wildlife. This is a must have book for anyone wanting to see Colorado from any number of personal preferences.

This addendum to the original " Colorado Bouldering " covers the many new areas and problems developed since the release of Phillip Benningfield's groundbreaking guide. Matt Samet, the Front Range boudering authority, teamed with Benningfield to tackle the vast bouldering reserach rquired for this volume. " Colorado Bouldering 2 " is a must have guide for those who own the original or those intrested in new areas.

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a great resource for finding the get away that see once in a blue moon and wonder how you could ever find such a gem in the mountains

The layout of this book is very practical, with flexible plastic front & back covers, perfect for the kitchen. The paper is a very fine texture. The Colorado landscape drawings are a nice addition. Everything has a fresh outdoor flavor appropriate to Colorado, from appetizers to soups to brunch, fish and game... on and on. The "Picnics and Camping section is a particularly nice addition.

Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (10/07)

"Colorado Christmas" contains three really special love stories written around Christmas time during the 1880s. Each one is special in its own way. There is an underlying Christian theme in each of them. What really made this book stand out is that these are good, clean, faith-based stories that can be enjoyed by several generations in a family, from grandma down to the granddaughter. Family values are also very strongly reflected within the stories. I think that this makes "Colorado Christmas" a very special book because it can be left out for everyone to read during the holiday season.

I really appreciated that the men, that the women fell in love with in this story, had integrity, valued honesty, and stood by their faith. That is so rare to see in most romances. The three stories themselves were also very interesting and enjoyable to read. Rosey Dow doesn't need to rely on sex scenes to be able to capture your attention. How refreshing!

I recommend "Colorado Christmas" to romance readers groups, Christian women's group and to families who want to be able to share reading wholesome Christian stories with each other. These stories will leave a warm place in your heart. Reading "Colorado Christmas" would be a great way to bring in the holiday season.

This is the single and most complete source of information reference book for the collector of Granger, Phillipson, Arend, Clark, DeBell, South Creek bamboo fly rods. For the Granger and Phillipson collector, it is loaded with information, catalog info, history, photos and illustrations all packed in an 8.5" x 11" book with 168 pages.

All other reference books such as Keane (4-6 pages), Campbell (5-10 pages) surprisingly has little valuable information so if you are a collector of Colorado made bamboo fly rods, this is the book that you will need to own.

There was only about 180 hard cover copies of this book ever printed so they are EXTREMELY RARE. There was only about 1,800 of the soft cover books ever printed making this one of the most scarce bamboo fly rod books. The author Michael Sinclair and his co-author Dick Spurr wrote this excellent reference book. Dick Spurr was also the publisher who passed away a few years ago and the business was shut down so it is unlikely this book will ever be reprinted.

This is a cookbook that lives up to the reputation of the Flat Irons of the Front Range in Colorado that loom over the multi faceted "mini-tropolis" of Boulder, Colorado. If you love to cook, or love Colorado, or love libraries, this is a cookbook that belongs in your kitchen, in your collection, and to give as the perfect gift to anyone with wanderlust for mountains, enjoy exciting comfort food, or fantasize about being the next Emeril!

Some of the recipes that we whole heartedly endorse from the book are: 1. Shrimp with Coconut (Udand Kelapa), 2. Coleslaw Dressing, 3. Crispy Waffles, 4. Vegetables Al Forno, 5. California Bouillabaisse.

There are more recipes we have tried and enjoyed as well. The book is a bounty. Like Colorado itself, the book represents a colorful array of cultures, tastes, nutritional choices, ideas, and menus for everyday and special occasions.

The additional benefit to the University of Colorado Norlin Library is not to be overlooked. Norlin is an outstanding library that has a history rich with offering students, faculity, and the community at large a resource that is world class.

Add this book to your shopping cart today and take the time to visit Colorado and stop by Norlin Library at the University of Colorado Main Campus! You will have helped them to support tomorrow's world leaders with the BEST resources!

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