Walking tours! It has walking tours and maps of the ports and very complete information on each island listed. If you want to tour on our own, this is book for you.

My Mom made me Barbie clothes when I was a young girl. This book reminds me so much of those clothes and the fun I had with them. True to Barbie and fashion dolls, the clothes are a reflection of our times and will delight anyone dressing up their dolls. Nice addition to Knitting for Barbie.

I really looked forward to reading this book, but the way Jan totally takes over the Middle Ages with no conflict to speak of is really disturbing. Jan just shows up, everyone falls into her plan, and it goes from there. Sadly, I didn't even finish the book since it appeared to be more of the same.

This Dummies book has enough information to get you started with WebTV. It is concise and easy to understand. My mother is now enjoying her WebTV using this book as a guide, and she is a newcomer to the internet. If you are timid, this is the book for you.

I took this book with me on a business trip and it kept me entertained and engrossed the entire trip. Since I am collecting the Candlelight series but I wanted my friends to share in this book, I just had to run out and buy copies for them. There are so many twists and turns in the plots that you will never be bored and the conclusion is very satisfying and complete. Great read.

I grew up reading gothics and love them very much. The House in Thornton Wood has all the elements of a great gothic, and Anne Knoll has a great writing style and sense of the genre. It has the right amount of suspense, supernatural, and romance. The heroine, Olivia, is caught between two very different men while she is on a collision course with her unknown past. The secret of the house in Thornton Wood is gradually revealed in a manner that draws you into the mystery without revealing too much, too soon. Excellent book that I could not put down. The Candlelight series has revived the gothics in a powerful way.

These are the Star Wars films we cheered and hissed at the theaters when we were younger. Sometimes having the original is the best gift of all.

I don't watch or read Stephen King, but I loved "Rose Red." I do love the original, black and white version of "The Haunting" and have read "The Haunting of Hill House" - which I consider to be a great horror flick. Mr. King did a great job of combining Shirley Jackson's story about a house born bad to the bone with the Winchester Mystery House idea. Loved the characters, too. When do we get a story about the next phase of Rose Red?