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This Book is a compilation of the Author Ann Lander's, question from her readers and the answers she has provided. She has identified several categories in which people have problems and issues and then provides advice, using the questions and answers from her syndicated newspaper column. Book is a great read and contains 206 pages.

This Book is a comprehensive account of the relationship between Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, their relationship as husband and wife, and their relationship as President and First Lady. Much of the information provided in this Book by the Author, Joseph P. Lash, is from Eleanor Roosevelt's private papers. The Author also provides the reader background information on both Franklin's and Eleanor's families. This Book has 765 pages and two sections of photographs.

This Book was developed as an Encyclopedia of U.S. Military Weapons Systems. Many people from the Army, Navy and Air Force contributed to the data in this Book. The Book contains the development, specifications and usage of these weapons and weapon systems. Book has numerous photos, specifications tables, two appendices and 496 pages.

This Novel by world-renown Author, Sinclair Lewis, is one of his last. It is the Story of romance, love and marriage in a small town in Minnesota. A former Congressman and Judge marries a much younger woman from a lower class. She leaves him to have an affair with a lawyer, who was a boyhood friend of the Judge. Eventually the young woman returns to her husband and becomes a good wife. Book has 390 pages.

Main Street is a story about life in Gopher Prairie, Minnesota, around 1920. The primary characters are Carol Milford, an educated woman and her husband, Doctor Will Kennicott, who move to Gopher Prairie, Minnesota, and what happens with small-town living and town gossip. This Book has 451 pages and is a reprint of the original Novel by Sinclair Lewis and is listed as the thirty-first printing from 1922.

This Book is by Charles A. Lindbergh, famous American aviator and hero. This Book chronicles Lindbergh's early life, and how he became involved with aviation and his early challenges with flight training, flying the airmail and his emergency jumps. The Book continues with his preparation and the events leading up to his solo Trans-Atlantic flight in the Spirit of St. Louis Aircraft and his description of the flight. Lindbergh became an American hero after the 1927 flight and was well known not only in America, but also in Europe. This Book is graced by 48 photographic illustrations that help the reader to better know and understand Lindbergh.

In this Book, noted American Author, Walter Lippmann, sets forth his thoughts on the aims and goals of the United States and Allies to win World War II. Much of this Book looks at the aftermath of World War II and how a just and lasting peace can be achieved. Book has 235 pages.

This Book is a well-known fantasy reading story for children. It is listed as a Sharon Pic-A-Story by Sharon Publications and has been edited and reprinted many times over the years by publishers. This copy is from 1981 and has about 25 pages. The cover illustrations are very attractive and are sure to invite the reader to open the Book. Good Used Book with some light soiling of some pages.

This Book is a Meats Cookbook written and produced by Southern Living Magazine. This Book covers the complete spectrum of meats from beef, pork and lamb to wild game, fowl and fish. If you need help with recipes for meat dishes, this book is the one.

This Book was written by Vince Lombardi, JR., the son of the legendary Coach, Vince Lombardi. This Book covers Lombardi's belief that great leadership requires honesty, integrity and commitment. It also describes his rules for developing character and using mental toughness to achieve goals. Finally, it describes that what Lombardi preached is now the norm for teamwork, goal setting and accountability in many organizations.

This is a reprinted version of the original Book by the well-known American Author, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The First Edition and printing of this classic Book was in 1858 and copyrighted by Longfellow. Eventually, the rights to publish Longfellow's Books again was assigned to Houghton, Mifflin & Company. In 1903, they contracted with Bobbs-Merrill Company to publish this Edition. This Book is the story of the courtship of Miles Standish and his future wife, Priscilla, as the name of the Book implies. The setting is early colonial America at the time of the pilgrim settlers. There are more than 40 Illustrations included. This Book will be a great addition to your library shelf.

This Book, by British Author, Elizabeth Longford, was written for a British audience, but was soon published in the United States in 1972. Her first Book, "The Years of the Sword", describes the Duke of Wellington's role in the Napoleonic War, particularly in the Battle of Waterloo. This Book illustrates the personal struggles of the Duke of Wellington in a post-war Europe and the challenges of British politics in the first half of the 1800's. This Book has 472 pages and three sections of illustrations.

This Book by noted British Author, Elizabeth Langford, is her first Book on Wellington and covers his years in the military service of Great Britain, his excellence and skill as a military officer and his rise to General. This Book was first published in the United States in 1969 as the First U.S. Edition. Book has 548 pages, 56 illustrations, and 10 maps.

This Book was a National Best Seller in the United States after it was printed with more than 500,000 copies sold. This Book was printed in 1977, but was not a First Edition. This Book is like an encyclopedia on Real Estate investing since it covers, buying, selling, negotiation, leveraging, tenant issues, tax advantages and profits. Book has 350 pages.

This Book is a Novel written for young adult readers in high school. It is a story of what the experience of high school life is all about, especially when you are a freshman. This is a good Book to read before a young person enters high school to learn some handy tips. Book has 279 pages.

This Book was edited, illustrated and published as a children's Book for young Christian children. This Book allows for parents to read to their pre-school children and then let them read it later after they learn to read well. The Book has 358 pages and has hundreds of illustrations to assist the young reader to understand. This is an excellent Book to have in Christian families and is in nearly new condition.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated April 11, 1938, and is listed as Volume 4, Number 15. This issue contains a number of interesting feature articles on pre-war Europe, Mexico, a Kansas tornado, the Kennedy kids in Great Britain and a review of Einstein,s Book concerning his theory of relativity. The advertising illustrations are sensational with a full page Coca-Cola ad on the back cover. This Issue of Life Magazine is in Very Good condition with slight wear and a small tear near the top of the front cover and has 68 pages.

Time Magazine dated February 28, 1938. News and feature articles of the date included. This Time Magazine is well preserved and quite interesting to read.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated April 24, 1939 and is listed as Volume 6, Number 17. This issue contains many interesting news and feature articles including the New York World's Fair, national debate on war and peace, Europe and the beginnings of World War II, as well as history, science,art and sports. This Edition of Life has 100 pages and is in Very Good condition with only slight wear noted.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated August 23, 1937 and is listed as Volume 3, Number 8. This issue contains many interesting feature articles including political issues, domestic issues, Egypt's new king, Japanese conquest of Peiping, China and trans-oceanic air service. As always, the advertising is interesting. This copy of Life Magazine has 80 pages and almost no wear.