Title: Great all-around manual in layman's terms, not too technical Review: Full of lots of information. Was my main resource for my morst recent pregnancy and birth, which was UP and UC. I also did loads of internet research for more precise information about more technical things, but this was a great book to have on-hand. It had sections I didn't need, as it's written for midwives and includes things to cover with patients and their spouses like how the relationship is going and talking about STDs (what do they call them now, STIs?), in addition to information about lots of tests that we weren't getting. The back also includes blank "chart" and record sheets, which I copied and used to keep my own prenatal records, including blood pressure, pulse, fundal height, FHT (fetal heart tones), baby's position, and edema and dilation (near the end). I was happy that this book was recommended to me, and if the Lord blesses us with more children I'll be referencing this again. Is this product review negative?

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Title: A Great Memory Review: I remember hearing Mr. Zeigler talking about his book after science class. Our school only had one copy and it was always checked out, so I asked him about it and he brought another copy for me to read. It was a really great book. From a Christian stand point it was really awesome, his vision of Heaven is what I'm hoping for. I really like the bibliography in the end citing where a lot of his ideas came from, not just the Bible but other liturgical texts as well. The science involved was also another delight with some suprising inventors stepping into the mix. I only regret i didn't get a copy for him to sign before graduation Is this product review negative?

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Title: The Best Sherlock Holmes -- And That's Saying Plenty! Review: I have read and enjoyed many a good Sherlock Holmes story (e.g. "The Red-Headed League" is a winner), but at the very top of the book stack I would place "The Hound of the Baskervilles". Who could ever forget the atmosphere that Arthur Conan Doyle evokes by his use of those misty moors!In teaching English (Literature) to a class of 7th & 8th grade boys, I was at first a bit hesitant to introduce this novel as our text. Would a group of squirrelly junior high boys find anything of interest in a book written in 1901? Answer: I needn't have worried. They loved it (and so did I)! The fog from the moors drifted right into our classroom.First-rate mystery tale with one of the most famous fictional characters ever created. ENJOY! (But keep an eye out for a frightful luminescent hound next time you're walking home at night - just in case). Is this product review negative?

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Title: Out of Date and Contraindicated Review: We have learned so much about brain development in infants since this book was first published. Please read something more current such as Jane Healy, Your Child's Growing Mind. The child's first task in life is to build trust in his or her world through the attachment bond with close caregivers, usually parents or guardians. This need for attachment is physiologically necessary for brain development. Attachment, empathy and love are not some overindulgence or luxury. They are critical to the infant's basic health and well-being. What an infant experiences this early shapes their brain and their sense of security for life. Is this product review negative?

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