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.The Disneyland Encyclopedia: The Unofficial, Unauthorized, and Unprecedented History of Every Land, Attraction, Restaurant, Shop, and Event in the Original Magic Kingdom by: Chris Strodder May 01, 2008 I ordered this book in a fit of enthusiasm after my first return visit to Disneyland as an adult (the enthusiasm persists, incidentally.) I was looking for something to fill me in on the history of the Magic Kingdom and satisfy grown-up curiosity about things I didn't think all that much about when I was a kid. This book was exactly what I was looking for: there's a wonderful lot of information, delivered in a manner which is to-the-point but not at all dry. I enjoyed both looking up individual entries, and then reading through the book straight through. Best of all, while the book has a lot for the grown-up visitor to Disneyland, it almost never interferes with the magic of the place. The book will tell you all about Disneyland, without ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Disneyland Encyclopedia: The Unofficial, Unauthorized, and Unprecedented History of Every Land, Attraction, Restaurant, Shop, and Event in the Original Magic Kingdom |
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.Swingin' Chicks of the 60's by: Chris Strodder October 01, 2000 Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2NMAVKWU3UBXR This book follows a great format. The clothes are really different. I miss girls in dresses. The hair styles and all those false lashes add more charm to these girls. The "mods" and the "dolls". >>See More Reviews & Details on Swingin' Chicks of the 60's |
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.The Encyclopedia of Sixties Cool: A Celebration of the Grooviest People, Events, and Artifacts of the 1960s by: Chris Strodder March 01, 2007 Anyone who contrasts the stresses of the new century with this special decade in the last one, can really appreciate this book. It brings us back to a better time in our lives. Despite the Vietnam War, a lot was going on in America that could be celebrated, and this book brings it all back for us. Great antidote to high blood pressure! Great memory prodder! I thoroughly enjoyed revisiting the highlights of the sixties and the "cool" personalities who entertained us then, and, if only in the interest of spicing up the conversation at cocktail parties, I highly recommend absorbing the information in this book! -- Joanne ORoark, Santa Barbara, CA >>See More Reviews & Details on The Encyclopedia of Sixties Cool: A Celebration of the Grooviest People, Events, and Artifacts of the 1960s |
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.Lockerboy by: Chris Strodder November 01, 2002 This book was good from beginning to end. Excitment, adventure and suspense all in one.. Recomend it for all ages! >>See More Reviews & Details on Lockerboy |
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.A Sky for Henry by: Chris Strodder, Emilie Kennedy 1985-06 This book was good from beginning to end. Excitment, adventure and suspense all in one.. Recomend it for all ages! >>See More Reviews & Details on A Sky for Henry |
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.The Wish Book by: Chris Strodder March 15, 2004 Strodder really outdid himself with this one. After completing his previous work, Lockerboy, he went on to write this. It's masterfully crafted, in essence poking a little fun at the little mounain town in which he grew up. The characters are believable, the plot is masterful and the writing style is excellent. The entire story is told in true-to-syllabic prose, but unlike similar instances of this (like Of Mice And Men), even the narrator speaks in a dilapidaded form of english. Strodder's grammar, however, still shines through. In one case, Duane, (the narrator) stated that there were about a "Hunner'd kids around the perimeter" of a court. Even still, Strodder injects a patent form of humor and delightful artistry into this tale of rednecks. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Wish Book |
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.Stories Light and Dark by: Chris Strodder December 14, 2005 I recently got this book as a Christmas present and found it very enjoyable. I don't get a lot of time to read, so the stories were just the right length to fit with my night time schedule. I was able to read one or two at a whack, though as I got more into them towards the middle, I was reading closer to three at a time. There is a real diversity here to hold nearly anyone's attention. Some are light and fun (as the title suggests, I suppose) and others are, again, on the darker side, though I wouldn't call them purely "dark" as in anyone getting killed. Oh wait, people do get killed. Okay, they are dark. Real dark. But those are the one's I liked the best. Does that make me dark? I'm all screwed up here and getting off track. Bottom line: good book. ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Stories Light and Dark |