“. . . an entertaining and informative popular science study . . .”
“. . . a record of human existence—past, present, and what it might be in the future.”
“. . . a granny’s quilt. . . . fascinating and realistic.”
“Dan Bucatinsky . . . writes like a master storyteller—one whom we hope has many other stories to tell.”
“interesting story . . . more than delivers.”
“Phil Hansen suggests new ways to see the world . . .”
“. . . it’s hard not to love this book.”
“. . . from the ashes of WWII, this story rises like a phoenix of love, dedication, and courage.”
“. . . a very credible argument for collaboration between disciplines . . . entertaining and beautifully written . . .”
The question, What is literature?—the subject matter of literary theory—is not frequently posed by either writers or readers.
“Informative, interesting, and just plain fun . . .”
Every woman who loves her shoes should read this book—hell—every man who loves women’s shoes should read this book.
“Good Self, Bad Self provides a wealth of insight and productive suggestions for conducting a successful personal and professional life.”
“A Sense of Direction seems the product of an overly educated, overly entitled entity.”
“. . . amusing and unpredictable . . .”
“Ellen Schecter creates a visual symphony with her extraordinary command of the unique language of the soul. . . .
“. . . very helpful in understanding Lincoln’s attitude as politician and as president toward race.”
“. . . a wonderful glimpse into the life of this highly regarded and talented artist.”
“. . . a very handsome book . . . will sit with quiet elegance on your coffee table for guests to peruse if ever the conversation should lag.”
“. . . informative and insightful.”
“. . . a very good textbook for students of political science and political sociology.”
“. . . a fascinating portrait of a remarkable man.”
“This is simply a collection of incidents Mr. Green seems to believe are ‘dumb,’ when many are simple errors.”
“. . . the unbelievable tale of the months leading up to the happiest day of her life, while trying to stay sane, on budget, and off everyone’s hitlist.”
“A reasoned and systematic historical analysis of contemporary Islamic societies is a book still waiting to be written.”
“. . . deserving of a place on a baker’s shelves—even if other pie books got there first.”
