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This has been one of my favorite books since I discovered it in 1989. I must admit to having never been a princess type of girl but this was a princess book I could love. Currently I have lost track of how many copies of this books I have given out. It is my go to book for when my family/friends are expecting. I’ve given it for graduation, birthdays and for just no reason other than happy book day. My 2-year old nephew even enjoys it. This is the best princess book out there. Thank you Mr. Munsch, you taught a generation of girls that we don’t need a prince to save us, princesses are just as tough.
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My husband and I have been staying in yurts for years on the Oregon Coast. The Oregon Parks and Recreation does a fabulous job with the upkeep of all their yurts. We have completely fallen in love with “yurting,” so much so that we plan to purchase our own yurt someday. Prior to the recent publication of this book, we mainly did our research online. There are other books out on yurts but nothing as comprehensive as Becky Kemery’s book. Ms. Kemery’s book is a fascinating read on the history of yurts. The photographs of yurts are beautiful. Ms. Kemery has gone into so much detail, discussing yurt companies, building codes and construction. This wonderful book has given our dream of yurt owning more detail. Sharing this book has made it possible for family and friends to understand our love of yurting and see what we hope to build someday.
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Every Christmas our Mom would read this delightful story to my sister and me. We never tired of hearing it year after year. When we were old enough to read ourselves, she had to buy us two copies as we didn’t want to share. I love sharing this story with my nephews now. It wouldn’t be Christmas without reading this book.
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Every Christmas our Mom would read this delightful story to my sister and me. We never tired of hearing it year after year. When we were old enough to read ourselves, she had to buy us two copies as we didn’t want to share. I love sharing this story with my nephews now. It wouldn’t be Christmas without reading this book.
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This is one of the most poignant books I have ever read. It is such an important book that it should be required reading. Ms. Salbi takes us inside Iraq and a view of the country, people and politics that most Americans are unaware existed. It is amazing the personal strength that carried Ms. Salbi through her life so far. Her organization, Women for Women International, has done so much good since it?s inception in 1993. She was even allowed to return to her home country to help there too. This is one of the books that I will take off my shelf every few years to re-read.
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The Paper Bag Princess by Robert N. Munsch
Kim G., May 1, 2010
This has been one of my favorite books since I discovered it in 1989. I must admit to having never been a princess type of girl but this was a princess book I could love. Currently I have lost track of how many copies of this books I have given out. It is my go to book for when my family/friends are expecting. I’ve given it for graduation, birthdays and for just no reason other than happy book day. My 2-year old nephew even enjoys it. This is the best princess book out there. Thank you Mr. Munsch, you taught a generation of girls that we don’t need a prince to save us, princesses are just as tough.(3 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
Yurts: Living in the Round by Becky Kemery
Kim G., March 24, 2008
My husband and I have been staying in yurts for years on the Oregon Coast. The Oregon Parks and Recreation does a fabulous job with the upkeep of all their yurts. We have completely fallen in love with “yurting,” so much so that we plan to purchase our own yurt someday. Prior to the recent publication of this book, we mainly did our research online. There are other books out on yurts but nothing as comprehensive as Becky Kemery’s book. Ms. Kemery’s book is a fascinating read on the history of yurts. The photographs of yurts are beautiful. Ms. Kemery has gone into so much detail, discussing yurt companies, building codes and construction. This wonderful book has given our dream of yurt owning more detail. Sharing this book has made it possible for family and friends to understand our love of yurting and see what we hope to build someday.(5 of 9 readers found this comment helpful)
Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson
Kim G., December 16, 2007
Every Christmas our Mom would read this delightful story to my sister and me. We never tired of hearing it year after year. When we were old enough to read ourselves, she had to buy us two copies as we didn’t want to share. I love sharing this story with my nephews now. It wouldn’t be Christmas without reading this book.(3 of 7 readers found this comment helpful)
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson
Kim G., December 9, 2007
Every Christmas our Mom would read this delightful story to my sister and me. We never tired of hearing it year after year. When we were old enough to read ourselves, she had to buy us two copies as we didn’t want to share. I love sharing this story with my nephews now. It wouldn’t be Christmas without reading this book.(13 of 20 readers found this comment helpful)
Between Two Worlds: Escape from Tyranny: Growing Up in the Shadow of Saddam by Zainab Salbi and Laurie Becklund
Kim G., December 13, 2006
This is one of the most poignant books I have ever read. It is such an important book that it should be required reading. Ms. Salbi takes us inside Iraq and a view of the country, people and politics that most Americans are unaware existed. It is amazing the personal strength that carried Ms. Salbi through her life so far. Her organization, Women for Women International, has done so much good since it?s inception in 1993. She was even allowed to return to her home country to help there too. This is one of the books that I will take off my shelf every few years to re-read.(9 of 13 readers found this comment helpful)
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