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3 comments about Frazetta Pillow Book.

1. A must for any Frazetta or fantasy art fan. This book is a prime example of Franks amazing abilitiy to take the viewer into a world of raw fantasy. The themes and compositions are second to none and illustrated in a dynamic creative conciousness only Frazetta could deliver.



2. There are no flaming dragons, muscled warriors or death-dealing creatures in this book. Only pleasant watercolour paintings of people and gnomes and elves enjoying themselves unselfconsciously.



3. Frank Frazetta is hands down the greatest and most influential painter in the realm of fantast art. This collection contains a fresher softer side of Franks work in a friendlier setting than we are used to seeing. It is a beautiful book and another great acomplishment by the Grand Master!

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No comments about The Codicology of Islamic Manuscripts: Proceedings of the Second Conference of Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation 4-5 December 1993 (Publication).

No comments about So Precious a Foundation: The Library of Leander van Ess.

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1 comments about The Little Book of Hope.

1. I am not saying that I dont like this book. As a shortcut to the best of Schuller's powerful, positive quotes (I copied the phrase from the backcover), this book is great. However, it's just so short with only 61 pages of messages (normally one message for each page in size 16 or 18 Times New Roman font) that you think you should get more with the size and price of it.
   
   In short, I think those "standard" books of Schuller will satisfy readers more with the usual contextual setup. If you had not read Schuller's books before, this may not work for you in case you wanna get solid encouragement in the midst of life's disappointments. If you are a fan of Schuller and wanna buy a small gift for your friend, "Success is never ending" can be a better choice, which contains all quotes in this book except those god related ones.
   
   p.s. Below please find those quotes I like most for your ref.:-
   
   - You will never win if you never begin. Starting is half the battle.
   - When every other element is out of control, remember you can still manage your reaction.
   - Trouble is not always trouble! It is often God's way of making us lie down, turn around, sit still, pray, work harder, or start over again.
   - Talent is spelled W-O-R-K.
   - You must take the leap of faith to experience God's saving strength!
   - Happy are the believers, for they need never worry.
   - There will never be another now, so I'll make the most of today.. there will never be another me, so I'll make the most of myself.
   - Tough times never last, but tough people do!

5 comments about My Utmost for His Highest (Not So Itty Bitty Books).

1. I highly recommend this book for everyone! The lessons really hit home and are applicable to all lives at all stages.



2. My Utmost for His Highest is a wonderful classic christian devotional book. I have used it and bought a copy for each of my adult sons for Father's Day.



3. This is a great daily devotional that points you to scripture and then life application. While I LOVED my older edition of Oswald Chambers, reading it in contemporary language makes my quiet time flow easier because I don't get hung up on Oswald's old english.



4. Best devotional of all time now in todays english. Down to earth and timely even though it was written nearly 90 years ago. Classic



5. perfect for driving in the car when you need some positive affirmation of Gods love in this busy world that we live in. For those with little time to read but time to listen.

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1 comments about Propaganda Postcards of World War II.

1. This new (year 2000) 160 page book has more than 100 full color and 100 black and white, sharp, clear photos covering propaganda postcards from 20 countries. There's plenty of text explaining the many cards, which are grouped by: U.S., The Allies, The Axis Nations, and Neutral Nations. Valuies and a nice bibliography are provided. It offers a chronicle of the trying war years and gives a good insight into the history and actions of the times. The reader is given a provocative glimpse into the emotional climate of the people affected by the war, whether they were on the battlefield or on the production line. A great insight into the history of the times. A wonderful, fascinating addition to your library.