The Book of Virtues for Young People: A Treasury of Great Moral Stories

I love this book, and use it regularly as nighttime reading for my young girls. Beautiful lessons are taught through memorable stories.Buy The Book of Virtues for Young People: A Treasury of Great Moral Stories!

Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Teal Book of Trust: How to Earn It, Grow It, and Keep It to Become a Trusted Advisor in Sales, Business and Life (Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Books)

There is nothiing simple about trust, but the ideas of how to build truat are. Jeffrey has written another great book.
Sales people are always looking for the "Silver bullet" for increasing their sales and numbers here is a better idea, grab this teal one.
The idea that superior service leads to trust is a great one.
This book would be helpfull for new sales people just as it would for the seasoned verteran. This book is blunt and to the point.Buy Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Teal Book of Trust: How to Earn It, Grow It, and Keep It to Become a Trusted Advisor in Sales, Business and Life (Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Books)!

Magic Tree House #41: Moonlight on the Magic Flute (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))

Placed the order on Sunday and received the book on Thursday. Both my son and I were pleasantly surprised by the fast shipping. Unlike the two books I ordered lately that took 15 days order longer to arrive.Buy Magic Tree House #41: Moonlight on the Magic Flute (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))!

65 Years of Little Golden Books

The books are not as high quality as other individually purchased Golden Books but they're not bad either. The wording in the stories is sometimes a bit dated but they are quite well illustrated.Buy 65 Years of Little Golden Books!

Where Are Baby's Easter Eggs?: A Lift-the-Flap Book

My year-old granddaughter enjoys reading this book. Each page is colorful and grabs a child's attention. Even though she may not understand what it's all about yet, she does like looking at the pictures.Buy Where Are Baby's Easter Eggs?: A Lift-the-Flap Book!

First Book of Sushi (World Snacks)

When I bought this book for our son, I did so on a whim. It seemed like a cute idea and since my husband and I are sushi lovers I decided that it was worth the try. We were not disappointed when we got it! It's beautifully illustrated and well written. We've read it to our son so many times before bed that we now have it memorized and can clearly picture the "Tobiko flying fishy roe, flying from Japan". It is well worth the money and I highly recommend it!Buy First Book of Sushi (World Snacks)!

The Book of Lost Books: An Incomplete History of All the Great Books You'll Never Read

I say this in all sincerity: this is not an appealing book in that the author somehow forgot that people would be trying to read it. That's the best way I know how to summarize my thoughts on this one.

The objective here was to list books which have been either "lost" or they never existed to begin with. Here's an example of the latter: "The Wolf" by Frank Norris which was never written because Frank Norris died before it happened.

A "lost" book featured by Kelly is Geoffrey Chaucer's "Book of the Leoun" whereas it's stated on page 105, "...of which no copies survive". Sometimes specific reasons are offered as to why such books were lost and in some instances Kelly remains a little vague on such points.

It was clear to me that Kelly decided that a little humor, subtly conveyed, might lighten up this possibly boring subject matter. I'll confess to grinning a couple of times but I really wanted to learn about "lost books" and the witty wallpaper sort of got in the way at times -- this is primarily a reference work and I think that the author would have served his readership better if he had eliminated the humor and filled the space with more facts about lost books.

With that, I will say that I extricated some information that was useful to me but I think that Kelly has inadvertently diminished his potentially superb book with a slight mishandling of the text.Buy The Book of Lost Books: An Incomplete History of All the Great Books You'll Never Read!

Book in a Month: The Fool-Proof System for Writing a Novel in 30 Days

I have yet to launch into my month long adventure but I have read through a large majority of this book. The book has a lot of helpful hints on staying focused, not discouraging yourself, and monitoring yourself to get the writing process done quickly - and hopefully with as less pain as possible. The book is set up to be used once, so you would be buying a new one for each book you intend to write. The one downside to the book is I find the spaces in the book your supposed to write in way too small! Otherwise I recommend it to anyone interested in writing a short novel. Buy Book in a Month: The Fool-Proof System for Writing a Novel in 30 Days!