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Film Review: The Pilot Episode to The Mentalist
The pilot episode to the police procedural TV series The Mentalist has sure-fire recipes for longevity in best-qualified actors, California look, daring acts, and edgy walk-talks.
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The pilot episode to the police procedural TV series The Mentalist has sure-fire recipes for longevity in best-qualified actors, California look, daring acts, and edgy walk-talks.
Gondola by mystery writer Donna Leon brings together a CD of Venetian folk music and pages of informative text on gondola origins and uses and relevant 14th to 18th century art.
Pegasus, the flying horse, is an inspiring character from Greek mythology. Here is a whole stable full of gifts modeled after Pegasus!
by jptanabe
Prizefighting was one of the few places where rich and poor rubbed shoulders. The rich sometimes lost a fortune, the poor often lost their lives.
God's not against you having money. Money is a tool to expand the Kingdom.Fun and creative ideas for church families to raise money for programs, missions and charity.
by skFliehman
Handel's Bestiary by mystery writer Donna Leon brings together a CD of one animal-related aria each from 12 beloved operas by eighteenth-century composer George Frideric Handel.
When fundraising remember that donors don't give to institutions they give to ideas and people.
by skFliehman
Winnie and Waldorf, a debut children's book by first-time author/illustrator Kati Hites, draws upon the artist/writer's experiences with her adventurous, best canine friend Matyi.
Snowman's Story by Will Hillenbrand offers readers of all ages many ways to hear and tell about bears, books, bunnies, hats, owls, penguins, and snowmen in a wordless picture book.
You have to take care of yourself first before you can care for others.
by Rusty_Coyote
Quest for the Tree Kangaroo by Sy Montgomery and Nic Bishop relives an expedition to find, observe, and release with radio collars New Guinea's cloud forest-dwelling marsupial.
Celebrate your artistic side this Christmas, or give a memorable ornament to a friend who loves to create art!
by sockii
You're Finally Here! by Mélanie Watt does the charming equivalent of book customer and reader appreciation with a winsomely honest bunny for readers aged 3 to 6 years.
Leon the Chameleon by Mélanie Watt offers readers delightful adventures into a chameleon’s ever-changing world and memorable examples of complementary, mixed and primary colors.
Unicorns are magical and beautiful - the perfect model for a delightful gift for any occasion!
by jptanabe
Have I Got a Book for You! by Mélanie Watt describes a salesman's efforts to sell his best-selling book and thereby models advertising, marketing, publicity, and sales pitches.
Chester's Masterpiece by Mélanie Watt finds readers in the target audience of 4 to 8 years and way beyond ready to hear and see how Chester solos as acclaimed author/illustrator.
Chester's Back! by Mélanie Watt enchants children and grown-ups of all ages, beyond the targeted 4- to 8-year-old reading audience, with Chester's cave cat, magician and star acts.