One of the best L&C books
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There's some good information about York on the web, but the best source is the biography In Search of York. This fascinating and well-illustrated book brings together all that is known of York. It is not only a great book about York, but one of the best books in the L&C literature.
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This is one of the finest books about Corvettes currently in print. The book covers every year in a well written and superbly illustrated one page summary. The script enlightens the reader with interesting backround information and well placed facts and specifications. The black and white sketches are amazing and capture each car in a way that a photograph can't. There are sections on show cars, racing cars, experimental and concept vehicles. The only thing that could possibly improve this book is if some of the drawings were in color like the ones on the cover. I bet the cars would appear to pop off the pages. Maybe in the next edition (hint to author), I know I would surely purchase it. Awesome read with plenty of eye candy, a must for any Corvette fan.
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Love this book so much!  Its one of my little mans favorite books to read together.  The author does a wonderful job reminding us to slow down and enjoy This Day.
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Ok, CS Lewis is a name I have always heard but never explored. Decided to one day and ordered CS Lewis A to Z. This in turn gave me an insight to most books including this one. The story and the writing style is the best.
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Little Women is an excellent book. I read it many years ago in the Library of America collection of Louisa May Alcott's writings. I enjoyed & recommend the Katherine Hepburn & Winona Ryder movie versions as well which made me want to read the book. I know these are considered women's movies (chick flicks), but I think men will enjoy them, too. I know I did. I wish I had read it to my daughters as I did many other books. I downloaded it to my kindle for my godchildren to read, and because it was free. I got them all kindles so they would read more often and it seems to work. The youngest two love to read and to be read to. I can't think of a better book for children, or adults.
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I bought this book years ago at Barnes and Noble and it is one of the best reads. I've read this book going on 4 or 5 times now. Each time I read it, I experience the same emotions when Lamour is facing turbulence or feeling happy or frustrated. She is a very relatable character, strong willed and intelligent but vulnerable with her weak moments and willing to acknowledge it. Its a must read. This book has a permanent spot on my shelf.
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Lutece was best French places in NY and one of the top in the world and priced accordingly which was due to its location across from central park and absolute freshness of the food. And this book is a must have for anyone who eaten there or anyone who interested in the history  of a classic restaurant and a landmark of NY . it also a very good book if you like to cook clasic french.
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LOVE this book!  One of the most used in my library.
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One of my son's and mine's favorite book. This book is so clever for adults and kids love it. I recommend this book to everyone, I really don't get tired of reading it.
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I LOVE this book! Really.  The info within is great.  Another reviewer or two complained about the fact that the book frequently tells you to call your local LLL chapter- but personally I think they missed a major message.  The point of reminding the reader, frequently, to go to LLL is to offer community- a live person to help you when you're worrying.  All parents fret, and if it's a first time experience then you're twice as likely to fret.  Calling someone and having a local support network will make all the difference when you're experiencing uncertainty.  The advice is excellent, and the book is well organized.  It's written in a way that's engaging, and includes excerpts from other mothers.  I think the book is nearly five star- here's my only hesitation...  I think the book, the No Cry Sleep Solution is also excellent, and when it comes to getting your baby to sleep better this book is frequently a bit at odds with that one.  This book recommends not giving sleep patterns a thought, allowing the baby to fall asleep at the breast, and/or fall asleep in arms all the time.  I agree that these things are wonderful for bonding, but... you need to mix it up, so to speak.  Once in a while (as explained in No Cry Sleep Solution) you need to take the baby away from your breast and put them down before they fall completely asleep or your baby will think the only way they Can sleep is at your breast or in your arms.  Lets be realistic, as much as we love our children (and I agree wholeheartedly with attachment parenting) we cannot Always sleep with our babies.  I believe in co-bedding, and I believe that a baby under 4mo should be going no more than 4hrs without nursing... but as they get comfortable and start to nod off, gently remove the nipple - lay them down near you... or you'll be 18mo down the road still waking every two hours.  I recommend the two books together, so that you don't accidentally 'overdo' the nurture thing.  No, you canNot spoil a baby at this age- I agree! and you should respond to All of their needs quickly and lovingly- but you can teach them good sleep habits without relying on clocks, crying it out, or other things that are harsh.  You can nurture your baby and still teach them gently.  This book doesn't chastise such methods, it just doesn't mention that there are gentle methods to gain more sleep while still seeing your little angel prosper.  Anyone can survive the first 4mo of weird sleep- but after a year you'll be near tears, and that won't help your baby.  The breast feeding advise and the rest of the book are Top Notch- but do yourself a favor and pick up&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-No-Cry-Sleep-Solution-Gentle-Ways-to-Help-Your-Baby-Sleep-Through-the-Night/dp/0071381392/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The No-Cry Sleep Solution: Gentle Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night</a>&nbsp;as its companion.
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One of the BEST reads!!! It will be saved in my collection and will be read repeatedly.
Words are simple.... examples are concise and proven. Do not second guess yourself, buy the book.
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I love all the Narnia books, but this is the best! CS Lewis is my favorite author, and I consider this book to be one of his top five books.
My personal favorite CS Lewis books are: Mere Christianity, The Great Divorse, Screwtape Letters, Perelandra, and The Last Battle.
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This book can be a little intimidating, visually, due to its sheer mass :). But, Scott Kelby does an amazing job walking the reader through all the tools and techniques that make Lightroom so great. The book is designed well and pages are laid out professionally, making it easy to take in the information. What I mean is that the text is not verbose and is well supported by screen shots of the program. It is explained as if someone were just talking to you, walking you through the processes. Scott also has a good sense of humor which is found throughout the book which gives it its charm. There are also many great tips and tricks pages included throughout the book between chapters. I will definitely be referring back to this book as I get more and more comfortable working in LR. This is a great reference to have.
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This  is a very  good  Book . I have read  Books by Kathryn  Le Veque. She is a great writer She mostly writes Medieval books  about Knights (which are my favorites). This book is about Kenton leBec he is a great character  and Nicola Thorne.  Le Veque is especially good with children, she catches them perfectly.  If you like Knights, medieval books and books with children in them look for her books.  When you  come to the end you find you are not ready to have the book end you  and wish the book was longer,  Look for her books. She has many characters that appear in other books, so If you like a certain,or many, characters, you will see them again. Many of your favorite characters end up with books of their own.
Germaine  Rosenquist
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I've read this book at least 4 times throughout the years.  It's one of the best flying books, in my opinion, that has ever been written.  Although the vast majority of my flying time has been with students flogging along over Texas at 95 knots, Caidin and Johnson tell a story so well that I could picture what it must have been like flying the Thunderbolt.  Although both are dead now, their legacy lives on in this excellent book
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Although I bought this on my Kindle for easy transport, which makes it a bit more difficult to search for certain topics, Seth Resnick is the best at explaining Lightroom.  I love the screenshots in addition to the text, which is written in English and not tech-speak.  If you want a good handbook for LR5, this is the best one to have on the shelf.
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One of the best books l ever read, and I read a lot! Finished it in a few days when I was away on business. Great book ,unreal true story,well written. This is a must read!!!