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Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace Book Review: The Complete Idiot's Guide to World Conflict: 1 of 1
The Complete Idiot's Guide to World Conflicts by Stephen Strauss is a straight to the point book for people who just want to know the simple details and not a lot of other garbage. I really enjoy The Complete Idiot's or Dummies series, not that I am an idiot or a dummie or even an idiotic dummie. I just like to know enough i... More..
Arts & Humanities > Museum Reviews Museum reviews: The Holocaust Memorial Center: 1 of 1
The Holocaust Memorial Center 28123 Orchard Lake Rd., Farmington Hills, MI This was a very enlightening and interesting museum, my husband and I enjoyed it very much, but because of the nature of the exhibits, I don't recommend it for children 10 or under When you walk into it, you are walking into a replica of a Nazi concen... More..
Arts & Humanities > American Literature Book reviews: Lake Monsters (Fact or Fiction), by Paul Shovlin: 1 of 1
Lake Monsters: Fact or Fiction by Paul Shovlin, is a very interesting book, because for thousands of years people have been telling tales of strange monsters that live in the murky depths of nearby lakes. Not a lot of these people are related and the sightings are random all over the world. So how could they be getting toget... More..
Arts & Humanities > Horror, Mystery & Suspense Book Review: Song of Kali, by Dan Simmons: 1 of 1
The Song of Kali by Dan Simmons is a finely crafted novel of psychological terror set in India. An American poet named Robert Luczak arrives in Calcutta, with his Indian wife and baby daughter, to meet Bengali poet M. Das, who has long been thought dead, and pick up for publication Das' latest work, an epic poem cycle about ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Ghosts & Paranormal Phenomena Book Review: The Hauntings of Williamsburgh, Yorktown and Jamestown.: 1 of 1
I have been collecting books of true ghost stories and hauntings. Many people believe in ghosts and many don't, but it is just another thing about our mysterious world we will have to agree to disagree on. The Hauntings of Williamsburgh, Yorktown and Yorktown by Jackie Eileen Behrend is a book containing 37 of Jackie's most ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Literature (Other) Website reviews: Bookbrowse.com: 1 of 1
I love Bookbrowse.com and I am definitely recommending it for the avid reader. You can browse the website for free, but I recommend becoming a member. Membership is 3 months for $9.95 or 12 months for $34.95. Membership has its privileges, and as a member you can browse books bu author, title, genre, theme, time period, and ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Pootie Tang: 1 of 1
The first time I watched Pootie Tang (2001), I couldn't make any sense of it or even understand the language. Then I watched it again and realized it was funny as heck and I couldn't understand the language because Pootie is on a totally different wavelength then us. This movie is so hysterical because, plain and simple, it ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Hillbillies in a Haunted House.: 1 of 1
Do you love movies about haunted houses? Do you love movies about hillbillies? Then you will LOVE Hillbillys in a Haunted House (1967). Two country music greats Ferlin Husky and Merle Haggard are on their way to Nashville when shazam, car trouble and a really heavy rain storm strikes. Lon Chaney Jr. and Basil Rathbone just h... More..
Arts & Humanities > American Literature Book reviews: Beeperless Remote, by Van Whitfield: 1 of 1
Beeperless Remote by Van Whitfield is truly a hysterical book. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I never thought I would, Because I an not into chick-lit at all. Shawn Wayne is single, employed, hard-bodied, a former All-American, and looking for his ideal woman. He may have an obsession with ESPN's SportsCenter, money, and going... More..
Business > Human Resources What ever happened to customer service?: 47 of 92
I know this is going to sound very harsh, but you folks are writing from a customer's point of view. Let me give you the salesperson's point of view. I work in a better-known bookstore with 550 or more stores. Managers and supervisors get a bonus when we make plan, employees below them do not, no matter hard me and my other ... More..