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Author : Lois Gladys, Leppard
Number of Pages : 160
Publisher : Bethany House Publishers
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Product Description Book 38 of the Mandie Books®. After a vacation with Senator Morton in Florida, Mandie and her friends return to her home in Franklin, North Carolina, to learn that a large crack has developed in the secret tunnel beneath her house. The house could be in danger of collapsing! As the crack widens, Mandie finds a mysterious cavern behind it. What secret to the hidden past does the cavern hold? What she finally discovers is so scary it gives Mandie nightmares! And then she remembers her favorite Scripture…More than six million Mandie Books® have been sold. Customer reviews Mandie is more curious then ever by .. Deana Weems (Laurel Mississippi)
When Mandie and her friends discover a large crack in the wall does it mean that the secret tunnel could be falling apart . And the sad past that will be revealed is something you don't want to miss .
This was a good book , but Polly really started to annoy me . I loved the story and history in this book . But I wasn't happy about Mandie going so much against her Uncle John and all the other adults . I kept wanting to tell her so much that she just needed to step aside for a moment . Over all I did greatly enjoy this book , but I just wish Mandie would start obeying more .
I LOVE THIS 1! by .. ()
It was really great!The only thing I didn't like is that Celia is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooostupid! When Jonathan goes to get her & Joe, she says, "Mandie, come on out!" I LOVE it! Whenever I play dolls, I always play Mandie,and I have a Polly! The whole pincushion thing was really interesting!
I don't Know why it has gotten such bad reveiws!  by .. Jennifer L. Bouse ()
This book, to me was a very good book. Now, some people have been saying that it wasn't much of a mystery, and no, not as you would think it would be, but it was a mystery about what was behind the tunnel door, and I am very interested in what she found in what she found(yes, I did mean to put that 2 times, it wasn't a typo) in the secret door in the tunnel. I think that it was a very good book and I loved it!!
i was great by .. ()
the book was great i just think they should let Joe and Mandie have some time alone i mean they are such a cute couple but Lois never lets them talk alone anymore!its like she doesnt actualy want them to get married but she keeps making them talk about it and stuff with Johnathon and Ceilya!They need to be alone!My fav part of the book tho is when Johnathon says he is going to mary Mandie and Joe olmost dies.But youll probobly think i am a dork but when mandie started to scream when she found the grave i actualy screamed i mean...i didnt expect to get that cought up in the book...
Hidden Past by .. ()
I agrea with most of the below readers. What is Lois Glady leppard doing! I love most of the Mandie books. Yet ever since Mandie and the Dark Alley ( which was the worst Mandie book in the world! ) the books have gone down hill. It seems that in Lois's aim to make Mandie act older she is making her lose her personality! Mandie doesn't do anything interresting anymore. If any of you have read the Graduation mystery you know that the only mystery was that her dress went missing and like I couldn't guess who took it! Personally I'm so sick of reading about April Snow! I never liked the books with her in them in the first place and now she is going to the same collage as Mandie. I could scream! Oh yay, back to the Hidden Past. This book wasn't tooo bad. It was a little bit slow but over all I LIKED IT. I really liked the part when Jonathan and Joe are fighting over who she is going to marry. I really reccomend this book to you. It not quite as good as some of the Mandie books but not as bad either. I hope you find it interresting. THe ending is a total suprise!
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Author : Robert M Overstreet
Edition : 38
Number of Pages : 1120
Release Date : 2008-04-08
Publisher : House of Collectibles
List Price : $29.95
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Product Description The Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide is a must-have for any comic book collector. It includes more than 2,000 black-and-white illustrations throughout the text, a gallery of hundreds of color images of some of the most popular collectible comic books, and informative essays written by top experts on important comic book topics. Key features: ·a comic-style introduction to using the book ·market review and forecast ·tips on grading and maintaining a collection ·the latest pricing information for thousands of comic books. Customer reviews THE Comic Book Price Guide by .. Alganon (USA)
This is THE comic book price guide to own. You've got different experts on comic collecting giving their opinion about collecting comics and also a complete comic book price guide for just about every comic you can think of. Excellent resource!
BEST COMIC GUIDE EVER!! by .. Kirk P. Wilson (Iraq)
This is my first time buying the Overstreet...It's great because the authors realize what a changing investment comics are. So they tell you, 'this isn't the end all guide' but it's the most respected/encompassing guide you'll find. Besides EVERY type of comic, big little books, promotional, victorian age, gold, siver, etc, they also give you a grading scale from .5 - 10 that breaks down what to look for in a fair and balanced grade of a comic. There's a million adds for everything comic related you could ask for, a list of stores around the country (and few around the world), web-sites. A lot of dealer's/collector's/auctioneer's opinions in the year in review...soooo many lists...it's awesome!! If you love comics, loved them and forgot how great they are and are getting back into collection...BUY THIS!! you can't go wrong with buying it every year just to see trends and read some great stories of collections past...Thanks Overstreet!!!
MUST HAVE IF YOU COLLECT by .. S.L. (New York, New York United States)
I have bought the Overstreet Comic Book Guide 3 times now. The 13th Edition 1982, 35th Edition 2005 and the 38th Edition 2008. I seem to buy one whenever my interest in collecting comic books picks up. I like the informative Market Reports by the advisors and have broadened my reading of different genres because of it - right now, bronze age DC horror and westerns. The color pictures are always fun to look at, and the price guide is essential especially if you are buying back issues on ebay or at your local comic book shop. I always find myself flipping through it or looking up a specific title. I highly recommend this book.
Very informative by .. Andy ()
there is many information that you can use and know other sites that you didn't know before, so you can check prices and where to buy the best bargain.
paper is also great. glossy.
Robert is the King by .. Robert Rudolph (MIAMI)
CGC is great but this is the "bible" for the industry. Long live the King!
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Format : Kindle Book
Author : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Publisher : B&R Samizdat Express
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Product Description This Kindle file includes 38 books -- Sherlock Holmes, Challenger, historical novels, other novels, and non-fiction. Sherlock Holmes Novels and Stories: A Study in Scarlet, novel, 1887; The Sign of the Four, novel, 1890; The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, collection of stories originally published 1891-1892 (A Scandal in Bohemia; The Red-headed League; A Case of Identity; The Boscombe Valley Mystery; The Five Orange Pips; The Man with the Twisted Lip; The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle; The Adventure of the Speckled Band; The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb; The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor; The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet; The Adventure of the Copper Beeches); The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, collection of stories originally published 1892-1893 (Adventure 1 Silver Blaze; Adventure 2 The Yellow Face; Adventure 3 The Stock-Broker's Clerk; Adventure 4 The "Gloria Scott"; Adventure 5 The Musgrave Ritual; Adventure 6 The Reigate Puzzle; Adventure 7 The Crooked Man; Adventure 9 The Greek Interpreter; Adventure 10 The Naval Treaty; Adventure 11 The Final Problem); The Hound of the Baskervilles, novel, 1901-1902; The Return of Sherlock Holmes, collection of stories originally published 1903-1904 (The Adventure of the Empty House; The Adventure of the Norwood Builder; The Adventure of the Dancing Men; The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist; The Adventure of the Priory School; The Adventure of Black Peter; The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton; The Adventure of the Six Napoleons; The Adventure of the Three Students; The Adventure of the Golden Pince-Nez; The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter; The Adventure of the Abbey Grange; The Adventure of the Second Stain); The Valley of Fear, novel, 1914- 1915; His Last Bow, collection of stories originally published 1908-1913 and 1917 (The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge; The Adventure of the Cardboard Box; The Adventure of the Red Circle; The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans; The Adventure of the Dying Detective; The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax; The Adventure of the Devil's Foot; His Last Bow). Challenger Novels: The Lost World and The Poison Belt. Historical Novels: Micah Clarke, 1888; The White Company, 1891; The Great Shadow and Other Napoleonic Tales, 1892; The Refugees, 1893; Rodney Stone, 1896; Uncle Bernac, 1897; Sir Nigel, 1906. Books about War: The Great Boer War; The War in South Africa; A Visit to Three Fronts, June 1916. Other Fiction: The Adventures of Gerard; Beyond the City; The Captain of the Polestar and Other Stories; A Desert Drama, Tragedy of the Korosko; The Doings of Raffles Haw; A Duet With Occasional Chorus; The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard; The Firm of Girdlestone; The Green Flag; The Last Galley. Impressions and Tales; The Mystery of Cloomber; The Parasite; The Stark Munro Letters; Tales of Terror and Mystery; Through the Magic Door. Spiritualism: The New Revelation; The Vital Message. Medicine: Round the Red Lamp, Facts and Fancies of the Medical Life. According to Wikipedia: "Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle, DL (22 May 1859 – 7 July 1930) was an author most noted for his stories about the detective Sherlock Holmes, which are generally considered a major innovation in the field of crime fiction, and for the adventures of Professor Challenger. He was a prolific writer whose other works include science fiction stories, historical novels, plays and romances, poetry, and non-fiction." Customer reviews All the stories, but doesn't work with Kindle Dictionary by .. Bob Huffman (Los Angeles, CA United States)
I have read most of the Sherlock Holmes stories, and wanted to finish of the series. I enjoyed them, and was hoping to do this on the Kindle. The Kindle Dictionary works on other books that I have downloaded, but not on this piece. That's too bad.
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Author : Mary Pope Osborne
Number of Pages : 144
Release Date : 2009-01-13
Publisher : Random House Books for Young Readers
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Product Description In Monday with a Mad Genius, travel with Jack and Annie to Italy in the Renaissance, a time when every new morning brought with it the promise of artistic and scientific wonder. There, they meet none other than Leonardo da Vinci! Now available in paperback with all-new backmatter full of activities. Customer reviews I bought the whole series! by .. key west photographer (Key West, florida United States)
A bother and sister travel back in time via a magic tree house. The plot varies about every four books to keep it interesting. They quite facutal as well as giving a childs perspectve to history. There are also fact books that go in more detail. My 7 year old daughter LOVES these books.
Magic Tree House #38 by .. S. Ives (Lancaster, KY USA)
These CDs are amazing!! I use the Magic Tree House audio books during rest time, with my Preschoolers and Kindergarteners. They love them and I love the educational information that is interwoven into each story. They especially liked #38. My students have learned so much just from listening to these books!
Magic Tree House Series by .. R. Hawkins (Austin, Texas)
As always, she really liked this Magic Tree House Book. She said it wasn't her favorite, but it was "pretty good."
great series by .. K. OMalley ()
Best place to get the MTH books at a good price, especially if you pre-order. I recommend this series all of the time.
a day with Leonardo by .. Andrew Hume (Calhoun School, New York)
Monday with a Mad Genius is a great book! It's part the great series Magic Tree House,
Written by Mary Pope Osborn. Monday with a Mad Genius is about two people named Jack and Annie. They go in their Magic Tree House and go on a huge journey to Florence, Italy.
There they meet LEONARDO DI VINCHI
And do a week's worth of things in only one
Day. They traveled to a hill to try out his so
Called "flyer" and later in the day Leonardo
Did a self portrait of a woman, and that painting
Is a real painting in real life and is one of the most famous paintings in the history of art. I
Think Mary was trying to say that she was
Really interested in the Renaissance period
And Leonardo Di Vinchi. And she was saying
That you can too, because the book tells you
A little about the time period. So if you like
Fiction books or if you like history (the Renaissance) or if you just like to learn new things you should read this book.
By, Craig
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Author : Franklin W. Dixon
Number of Pages : 192
Publisher : Grosset & Dunlap
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Product Description When they journey to Alaska to help a friend who feels his life is in danger, the Hardy brothers find their own lives threatened. Customer reviews Spies, Poachers and Sundry other Bad Guys by .. Lonnie E. Holder (Sullivan, Illinois United States)
Tony Prito, a good friend of Frank and Joe Hardy, has gone to Alaska for the summer to work as a stream guard for the Fish and Wildlife Service. A week after his departure, Tony sends Frank and Joe a telegram asking for the Hardys' help. The boys break into their piggy banks and have just enough loose change to fly to Alaska.
Once in Alaska, the boys discover that Tony has encountered poachers several times, and the poachers have shot at Tony! As if that was not enough, the boys, including best buddy Chet Morton and new friend Native American Fleetfoot, soon encounter spies and unemployable types helping the spies as well as themselves by robbing Native American burial sites of priceless artifacts. Prior to leaving for Alaska, Frank and Joe heard a news story regarding a rocket launched from White Sands going off course and possibly crashing in Alaska. You can guess that the spies are looking for the rocket.
As with most Hardy Boys mysteries, the boys and their friends are captured, escape, encounter bears, and other interesting and unusual phenomena. In the end the boys summon the cavalry (the real military-type cavalry) to rescue one and all in the nick of time.
I enjoyed this story, which is about average for the series. Because it has been a few months since the last Hardy Boys book I read, the changes in technology were much more evident in this book. Telegrams are rarely used for routine communication, even from Alaska. The metal detectors used by the spies to find the rocket are called mine detectors. Air travel in general is very different from how it is described in this story as well, even excluding the changes since September 2001.
However, the details about Alaska are still generally true. Much of Alaska remains a wilderness, much of it protected. I wondered whether the details regarding the Athapascan Native Americans were accurate, but I was unsure of how to verify those details.
If you like Hardy Boys mysteries, I think you will enjoy this one. Fans new to the series should start with the first books in the series.
The publisher recommends the Hardy Boys series for ages 9 to 12 because the series is relatively tame for the previous target audience of ages 10 to 14. This particular book is a good fit for the new age range. Though the Hardy Boys series contains archaic information, as reading material for an increasingly younger audience they are good. Once a child has reached age 12 or so the stories may be of less interest, but given the combination of mystery and action, these books remain good safe choices for parents who want to know what their children are reading.
Hardy Boys by .. ()
It was good but not great. The mystery was good but solved quickly so they had to slow the pace down.
Sweet For Mystery Dwellers! by .. ()
This book was the fifth book I've read in The Hardy Boys. This is probably my second favorite book in this series because I love mysteries. This book has alot of mysteries in it. My favorite part in this book is when the the group meets Tony. My second favorite part in this book is the ending. My third favorite part in this book is the beginning. My Favorite book in this series is The Disappearing Floor. You should read this book. This is a really good book.
Average by .. Scott Thiel (Ontario, Canada)
Published in 1959, this volume was a swift paced adventure set in Alaska. The best part of the book was the middle whereby they walked along a trail through the wilderness for several chapters. I found that entertaining. The end was horrible and thoughtless and really the book at times did not hold my interest. Throw in the good with the bad - I rank this an average book. RATED C
Cool Book by .. ()
This book was the fifth book I've read in The Hardy Boys. This is probably my second favorite book in this series because I love mysteries. This book has alot of mysteries in it. My favorite part in this book is when the the group meets Tony. My second favorite part in this book is the ending. My third favorite part in this book is the beginning. My Favorite book in this series is The Disappearing Floor. You should read this book. This is a really good book.
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Author : Debbie Dadey
Number of Pages : 80
Publisher : Scholastic Paperbacks
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Product Description The new baker in town makes a mean pumpkin pie. But could he really be a Ninja plotting to steal some valuable Japanese art? It's up to the Bailey School Kids to find out! Customer reviews Ninjas Don't Bake Pumpkin Pies by .. ()
The book is about where Eddie,Melody,Howie,and Liza walks down the street and smells something good.And they go inside a building and found a ninja baking pumpkin pies. Read the rest of the book to find out more it is really good.
Great! by .. Gabriel Fernandez (Canoga Park, CA)
There are csome weir grownups in Bailey City but could the new baker who makes the best pumpkin pies really be a ninja in town trying to steal some valuable Japanese art? The Bailey School Kids are going to find out!
Easy to read! by .. ()
This was the first Bailey School Kids book that my son and I read together. He is in the 3rd grade and found this pretty easy to read. We both enjoyed it and will be reading more Bailey School Kids books in the future.
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Author : Isela Phelps
Edition : 1st
Number of Pages : 144
Release Date : 2008-05-13
Publisher : St. Martin's Griffin
List Price : $24.95
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Product Description For all those who have struggled to knit with needles, loom knitting is an easy craft to master---in only a few hours even the novice knitter can create fabulous accessories, clothes, bags, afghans, and more. Loom knitting is a revolutionary way of knitting that uses a circular or rectangular loom, or a knitting board, consisting of a frame with pegs. Looms are fun and easy to use, even for those with no knitting experience. In her follow-up to the successful LOOM KNITTING PRIMER, Isela offers over 32 projects ranging from simple to advanced, each with illustrations and crystal clear, easy-to-follow instructions. Learn how to make more original, beautiful, and practical items quickly and easily. An essential resource for both the novice loom-knitter and the experienced knitter hungry for new patterns. Customer reviews Inspirational! by .. Diana J. Decker ()
This book's for someone who's got the basics down-pat & is ready to try something more innovative! A lot of funtastic ideas & designs, & still a few items for the faint at heart or someone advancing from the beginner stage! I felt that anyone who enjoys the loom knitting would have to simply LOVE this book!
Easy to follow by .. Deborah J. Serafini (Black River Falls, WI)
Love the different patterns for using the knifty knitter looms. Easy to follow directions, great ideas. A must have for the knifty knitter knitter.
:oom knitting by .. MHL COX (Liberty, MO)
I received and have reviewed the book on loom knitting. Very nice. I intend to make several of the patterns in the book
Isela is the loom master! by .. K. Filicetti (Indiana)
when I began my journey into Loom Knitting, Isela's website provided me with so much assistance and wonderful products. I am involved in many looming groups and she is revered highly. I LOVED her first book so I didn't hesitate to put my pre-order in for her second. I like the variety she has included in this new book. A little for everyone. I am looking forward to starting several of the projects. The only negative I personally had is the over-abundance of infant/child patterns. I myself am not interested in these and they do take up a good portion of the patterns. That was my only disappointment. Overall it is a excellent book, and if you don't own the 1st, it is nice that she gives insight of some of the basics/stiches to get you started. Thanks Isela.
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Author : Livy
Number of Pages : 432
Publisher : Loeb Classical Library
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Product Description Livy (Titus Livius), the great Roman historian, was born at or near Patavium (Padua) in 64 or 59 BCE; he may have lived mostly in Rome but died at Patavium, in 12 or 17 CE. Livy's only extant work is part of his history of Rome from the foundation of the city to 9 BCE. Of its 142 books, we have just 35, and short summaries of all the rest except two. The whole work was, long after his death, divided into Decades or series of ten. Books 1–10 we have entire; books 11–20 are lost; books 21–45 are entire, except parts of 41 and 43–45. Of the rest only fragments and the summaries remain. In splendid style Livy, a man of wide sympathies and proud of Rome's past, presented an uncritical but clear and living narrative of the rise of Rome to greatness. The Loeb Classical Library edition of Livy is in fourteen volumes. The last volume includes a comprehensive index. Related Search : library 313 , loeb classical , livy history
Author : Marilyn Burnes
Publisher : Addison Wesley Publishing Company
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Author : Dave and Neta, Jackson
Number of Pages : 144
Publisher : Bethany House
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Product Description Is Becoming a Christian Worth Losing His Family? For Jamal and Hameem, The Game starts out as a fun and daring contest between the two young boys to see who could collect more items belonging to the "enemy"—the French soldiers who are keeping Morocco from gaining its independence. For a Muslim to be seen with anything belonging to the infidels is among the most punishable of sins, but the excitement of The Game calls to the adventurous boys, who even risk swiping belongings right off of the French soldiers. The Game becomes more risky when Jamal begins collecting pictures from the Christian missionary Maude Cary, whom he meets in the marketplace. Surely a whole set of the pictures must be worth enough points to win The Game! Then Jamal realizes that each picture tells a story about Jesus, and he’s torn between believing the missionary’s stories and believing the Muslim way. When a French traitor comes to Jamal for help, will he lead Jamal to the Truth? Customer reviews good transaction by .. I am a (Craftsbury, Vermont United States)
Shipping and delivery was excellent. The book has an excellent story line for children but the difficulty of the words used make it quite difficult.
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