Lucinda John know she can put a plot together that steals the readers emotions in the first page and hold it hostage to the end of the series! What can you do when bae a boss except fall in line which is exactly what the women of the Godfrey brothers did and now they are wives! How do yoy choose who's bae between Mayhem, Maleek and Ramsey when they all are bosses! I absolutely love this series!

Working great just as expected. The booklet does not have much information for set up or troubleshooting. I am having some problem with the unit shutting off a few minutes after I start driving by not all the time. When I turn it back on it stays on until my trip is over. I figure it out but I can't find information. Overall I am happy with the product and I would remeccond buying it.

I really like this product, works like Rosetta Stone and a much lower cost. You have to put time and effort into it but I served my purpose.

The version of this card that I purchased features Hebrew rather than English text for its various descriptions, definitions and translations from the Aramaic, but is otherwise the same as what is advertised here. It is remarkable. The chronological placement of different tannaim and amoraim is particularly interesting (although slightly suspect from a strictly historical viewpoint), but the glossary alone is worth well more than the price of the whole card. This is a tremendously useful tool for studying gemara, and I thoroughly recommend it. My only criticism is that some of the material included (such as the relative size of different Talmudic measurements - information dispute, incidentally, by both rishonim and acharonim) is not entirely necessary, but since it doesn't add any bulk to the overall product that's hardly a problem.

I used this product many years ago on my fl. home and now I have already put it on my new roof to keep it clean and bright...

Short, literate stories, each with a moral, allowing a child to get the idea of drawing a generalization from a story. The brevity makes them understandable as wholes and a manageable size for older children to read (my four-year-old child finds them interesting enough to motivate her reading and short enough to permit success). My favorite editions of these tales place one fable and illustration per page. More at strongbrains.com.