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My Listography: My Amazing Life in Lists
$12.95
What better way to get to know yourself than by ranking your favorites in all aspects of life? From the basics---like favorite foods, books, music, etc.---to some more thought-provoking ideas---such as jobs you might like to try some day and what would happen if your parents left you alone for a day---and ending with the self-esteem building "List all the great things about you!", they've even thoughtfully included some space at the back for you to come up with your own lists! Each list is paired with an amusing illustration to help get the creative juices flowing. A nice quality book with a durable soft cover. Buy one for yourself or as a great gift for friends!

Also, don't miss the "Listography" and "Love Listography" journals, geared more specifically toward adults and couples, respectively.

The List
$18.98
Love this CD, can't wait for her next one! I listen to it every morning since I've gotten it!

Wants List, Vol. 2: Another 18 Soulful Rare Grooves
$49.99
The Wants List Vol.2 is collection of rare grooves from the UK. According to the record label the album contains songs that were rediscovered in the UK Rare Grove scene from the mid 80's and later.
The tracks on the album cover the period from the early 70-ies to the early 90-ies. This means that the music will sound familiar to people who have been into soul music for a long time. Although the music might be familiar there are tracks on the album that people outside of the UK might never have heard of. This makes the "The Wants List Vol.2" a very special album. Ofcourse there are names on the album that we all know e.g. Isaac Hayes, Lou Rawls, Barbara Mason, Leon Haywood, Denise LaSalle and G.C.Cameron.

But did you know Kellee Patterson's version of Barry White's hit "I'm gonna love you just a little bit more"? And what to say about the sexy voice of Michelle Wiley in "I feel so at home here"? The ladies on this album are sensual singers. Sensual and almost erotic as well is Isaac Hayes' "A Few More Kisses", while with Leon Haywood "It's Got To Be Mellow". The contribution of G.C. Cameron might remind you of Al Green who was hot too in the 70-ies. You can also hear that The Four Flights are from the same generation as the O'Jays and that Sly, Slick & Wicked loved the Chi-lites. One of the hottest soulladies on this album is Jeanie Reynolds when she screams it out in "Unwanted Company".(TA)

Stand Out Tracks: Live For Love, I Feel So At Home Here, Unwanted Company, Let Me Be Your Pacifier, Heaven, It Comes To My Attention, When We're Making Love

The List
$18.98
Love this CD, can't wait for her next one! I listen to it every morning since I've gotten it!