guide

The Experts' Guide to 100 Things Everyone Should Know How to Do
$13.00
This lighthearted but earnest book is fun to look at, and readable in short, quick takes. Learn, for example, what Ira Glass (from NPR's "This American Life") has to say about how to tell a story. Or open the book at random and see what comes up -- for example, how to: Give and Receive a Compliment (by a social skills expert); Buy Fish (by a food columnist); Apologize (by a psychotherapist); Hold a Baby (by a well-known pediatrician); Tie a Windsor Knot (by Thomas Pink), Bake Chocolate Chip Cookies (by Mrs. Fields) and so on... Each of these is no more than a few pages long and takes just minutes to read. I also like the cover -- it's printed on nice coated paper in a color approaching Tiffany Blue -- eyecatching.

The Guide: A Novel (Penguin Classics)
$15.00
The Guide is yet another brilliant novel from R K Narayan. He draws the reader into his stories with the simplicity of his writing technique, and succeeds in bringing his characters to life. We live in the world he has created from the opening line to the closing word.
I would recommend The Guide to anyone who appreciates quality writing as it is truly an enjoyable book.

All in One Clamp A-50 50-Inch Grip Clamp Guide w/T-track
$44.99
works good,perfect straight cut only clamp is a little bit hard to use sometime. recommended

Halo 2: The Official Game Guide
$16.99
I got this guide for the game that I had to buy again for my son, and even thou' I've been around since the game "Pong", (ask your parents) I've seen the growth of video games to today's runners, and I have to say that I've played lots of games, I find this book to more than helpful. After playing the level, you can save your progress and go back and search out more items. I use it along with the game, my 9 year old boy laughs at me becuase I puase the game and look over the plan of action before going into battle!