Good read for those of you out there that enjoy superhero stories. Its especially hard now-a-days to make a hero that can stand out when it seems that there has already been someone that has done it before whether it be super strength or mind reading. The author did a great job making the protagonist a extremely dynamic character that can face the bad guys down with a plethora of powers from his toolbox and come at it from various angles that may not be considered otherwise. Refreshing read overall.
Herman Hesse's 1922 Bildungsroman parallels the life of Buddha and seems to argue that lessons cannot be taught but come from one's own struggle to find truth. Siddhartha is that most unusual of all stories - one that follows a character throughout most of his life . . . and describes that life in terms of a spiritual journey.
The book starts of by telling us about a monster who once came to Castle Rock - he was not a vampire, werewolf or ghoul but a cop named Frank Dodd with mental and sexual problems. This is in relation to the character in a previous King novel, The Dead Zone . Dodd killed himself after being discovered by the extra sensory perception of John Smith.
Follow Muzzy - DVD MUZZY, the award-winning BBC Language Course for Children, continues to receive high praise from experts and the approval of millions of parents and teachers worldwide.
Muzzy is a set of videos used to teach foreign languages. The videos are distributed by Early Advantage, a subsidiary of the BBC, in two installments, Muzzy and Muzzy Level II, with the latter being more advanced.
Helen Oxenbury's brilliant board books have delighted a generation of babies. Now from the most widely loved of artists comes a reissue of a board book to help very young children explore their worlds. In I SEE, a baby watches a frog leap and gazes at the moon. Full of character and humor, this charming book forms a winsome introduction to the senses.
