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Safety at 30,000 Feet
This insightful book targets not only strategies of how to cope on your airline trip, but how to prepare for any emergency in the sky.This author has the courage to expose what airlines implement to create more revenue - at our expense.Airline marketing departments promise the sky but won't even deliver a good seat.Diana Fairechild promises you will profit from the read and delivers the goods.

Fascinating and Fun
This book is full of inside airline secrets only a flight attendant with 21 years of experience could know. It is a scholarly work with footnoted references for more information. It is packed with fascinating factoids. See her Table of Contents. The book ends with Fairechild's Passenger Bill of Rights. Fascinating insider glimpses
Diana Fairechild has impeccable credentials for authoring such a book, and the depth of her knowledge shines through every page of this fascinating book.Read more

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little too much
as prolific a writer as louis l'amour was, there are all kinds of great quotes, but with as many books and stories as the man has, they can be tough to look up. so it's great that his daughter compiled this collection. i had to only give it four stars for 2 reasons: 1-you'll find no quotes from his single poetry collection or from interviews; 2-when you write as much as l'amour did, you are going to end up repeating yourself. that's understandable, but when editing a collection of quotes, you can leave out quotes that simply say the same thing in just about the same words.

Nearly a 5-star
The only thing that prevents this book from being a 5-star book is the limited number of works the quotes were taken from.Many wonderful bits of wisdom were missed in quoting mostly from the Sackett series and some of the "major" novels.This book would be good for everyone whether they read L'Amour or not.

Trail of Memories
An outstanding collection of quotes to roam the Western trails with - quotes about the important things in life. Not your usual, lame, hippyfied quote book. Something appropriate for any and all situations. I have givenas gifts and every recipient loved it. ... Read more

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Very Good Book... Ann Landers Was Awesome
I'm such a huge fan of Ann Landers! I read this book after her death, actually, but she continues to inspire me. A while before she died I started to cut out her newspaper columns and store them... But reading a book of them is better! Buy this book!
I admit it...I go straight for the Ann Landers column in the paper before anything else. This book is great to have around because you can enjoy Ann's column anytime you want. All the classics are in here too: Poems,tear-jerkers, and laughs galore. Every kind of ailment and family squabbleis commented on. Better than the Springer show. ha haRead more

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You said it!
I wish I could drop millions of copies of this book from the sky.It should be required reading by every human being.Has the author been on Oprah?Larry King?Good Morning America?Today?Rosie?How about a PBS special?If so, I'm sorry I missed those segments.If not, then where's his publicist?Can we get rid of Dr. Laura and replace her with Donald McCullough? I wish everyone would read this book
This is an excellent book.The author writes about how society has lost its basic manners, and how important it is that we get those back.He includes a lot of personal stories to use as good examples, and in each chapter, he talks about the way he thinks people should act in different situations.This is not an etiquette book, and Donald McCullough makes that clear.He admits that he would probably never know which fork to use at a fancy dinner party.Rather, this is a book on how we should all show proper respect for one another.He makes some great points, and at other times, will have you laughing out loud at his stories.It's very heartwarming, and I wish every human being would read this!

say please, say thank you
Short and sweet. For anyone who loves to get a hand-written thank you note, a birthday card in the mail, or the perfect gift just because-this book is for you. Donald McCullough first is a magical writter, and second a wise and kind teacher.Read more

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A Heritage Far Earlier Than American
In a land of great dictionaries, this one stands out as being the one that most expresses what it really means to be American. This is the people's dictionary. Two of its features are its accessibility and its comprehensiveness. You can use this dictionary absolutely for free on the Internet; however, for convenience you might want the hard copy. A 1 3/4 margin on every page is reserved for the numerous miniature pictures illustrating the entries. The text is designed for readability. However, you must not think scholarship is in deficit. Oh no. It was great day for us when Harvard University's Calvert Watkins agreed to do the appendix on Indo-european roots, which keys us in to a language tradition thousands of years old. Nothing else like it is readily available. If you look at the panel of other experts, you will readily see that this dictionary truly is the language reference of our united people. No loving care for our intellectual well-being is stinted by minds that came from many heritages.

Top of the line dictionary
The dictionary is well published with easy access.The definitions are concise explainations. I recommend this dictionary to anyone who is interested in obtaining a great dictionary that could be rated with that of a Cadillac of dictionaries. I am proud to have it on my book shelf!

4th edition has color, and up to date words
The American Heritage is the best distionary for Americans. It has clear and concise definitions plus fantastic etymologies. There are two other dictionaries that I use: The OED and Webster's 2nd International Unabridged (old), but the AHD is first, always! ... Read more

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Excellent format, translation, notes, readability.
This is my daily Bible. It is about the same size as a Scofield Reference/Study Bible with print twice the size. I prefer this Bible because it has some unique features: Excellent format, translation, notes, readability.
This is my daily Bible. It is about the same size as a Scofield Reference/Study Bible with print twice the size. I prefer this Bible because it has some unique features: not a giant
My primary disappointment with this Bible is the text size.While I could justify calling it large print, I cannot agree with its being labeled giant!It is readable, but I did really expect larger print.The cover and other binding details are quite nice for the price and I do really appreciate the concordance being set in the same size type.All in all, it seems a good value, but because of the giant label I do feel a bit misled.It was also physically smaller, though it is quite thick.Many people would probably prefer a taller and wider volume with less thickness.A great buy if this is the size you are looking for, but be aware giant is a misnomer here. ... Read more

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