Overalls Books

I just purchased this product three days ago and I found it so intriguing that I managed to finish the book already. This is a bigger deal than it seems because I read very slowly. It truely changed the way I view the aging process and no longer fear it. Thanks Dr. Morgentaler!

I have been reading books on Low T and this is the best by far! It is clear and concise with real life examples you can relate to. Exactly what the doctor ordered.

Insight into malaise for the 50+year old man. Good anecdotal and practical discussion with an optimistic view to the future.

I've read Dr, Morgentaler's previous two books (The Male Body and The Viagra Myth)and enjoyed them both. So I had pretty high standards for his third, Testosterone For Life. I was not disappointed. Dr. Morgentaler's writing style is clear and unpretentious and his mastery of the subject matter is awesome. The book was not too technical and was really easy to read. I would highly recommend this book to all men. It helps take the fear out of aging and replaces anxiety and confusion with facts and examples that readers will be able to relate to and act on. Great stuff, doc.

Dr. Morgentaler will ease any fears you have about supplementing with testosterone under a doctor's care. He explodes the myth that testosterone causes prostate cancer and suggests that it might actually be low testosterone that causes prostate cancer. There are a few people who should not supplement with testosterone but then I'd have to recreate the entire book to tell you who they are. Rather than having me recreate the entire book I'd suggest you read it yourself. It's an easy read (not too technical for the layman)and very informative.

I really loved this book. I have already ordered one for all the children on my Christmas list. The story and illustrations are fun and imaginative while also teaching the reader about many different styles of art and art movements. There is even some french mixed in when Camille (the main charecter) is in Paris. The lesson, however, does not come as an expense to the excitement and fun of the story. Most children won't even realize they are learning as they meet Camille and discover her amazing talent, go with her to Paris as she unwittingly helps two crooks while hanging in the Louvre and later discover her true worth lies within herself not in her "fakes". As children and adults read this book by Mrs. Overall, it's a great way to prompt discussion and questions about art and its history. I think all art departments in every school should have this book. What a wonderful and effective way to open childrens mind to the world of art.

I am the author and illustrator of this book and I want to let parents and teachers know about the resource that I have compiled for the book. I have created a website that not only features the artists and art styles mentioned in the story but also showcases the works of other artists. Quicktime movies offer an intimate view of these people and their works. Children are also encouraged to submit their works to the Kids' Art Gallery, Chat and paint together throught the interactive paint site & write the artists. Have a look! http://www.maryjaneoverall.com.au

Camille's Fakes is an great tool for kids. It makes learning about art a fun experience for all. Combined with the web resources my kids were able to discover more about the subjects discussed. My 7 year old enjoyed reading through it, but my 12 year old enjoyed the book-web combination most. It seems like this should be a great resource for k-8 school's.

Camille's Fakes is an excellent children's book. The story is centered around a young artist and her adventures in Paris. The exciting story moves well and the illustrations are unique. You even get to learn about art history. Most importantly my little sister loves it!

This book is an amazing, mind-opening resource for African Americans and others. I was already impressed with Makeisha Lee as a columnist and public speaker, but her book shows that she is a wonderful author as well. I encourage everyone (overweight or not) to purchase this book for themselves, and for someone else.

The book was wonderful! Not only was it informative, but was very easy to understand. For people who has trouble with comprehension, it is most helpful and clear, not to mention very well written. Anyone should be able to follow it and lose weight! I recommend this wonderful book to anyone who would like to gain real facts and knowledge on how to lose weight and how to prevent obesity. Also, for anyone who want to be healthy, fit and happy.
This book delivers all that and more. Thanks for a informative and straight to the point, easy to read and understand book.

I found this book to be most enjoyable! It was informative, straight to the point, pulling no punches. It is a must read for every human being on the planet. I strongly encourage everyone to buy it, buy it, buy it!

I bought this book to make Sues and Sams for a Quilting Forum SWAP. I don't appliqué but since I paperpiece, I thought this might be a perfect way for me to participate. Little did I know the patterns would become an obsession. I have sewn 44 of these little characters and had a hard time giving them away. The directions are easy to follow and the color drawings helped with planning colors. Several of the Sues are created with the same diagonal for the hat piece which allows you to easily modify hats for different looks. The directions for how-to paper piece are simple and easy to understand. The only drawback is that there are not any black/white line drawings for copying the patterns. I highly recommend this book if you would like to do a Traditional Sue/Sam Quilt but do not want to appliqué.

I have not tried this yet, but it looks very interesting for a new kind of Sunbonnet Sue. If you like paper piecing instead of applique, I think you will be well pleased. Mary

Well organized and informative, this text educates and challenges today's young business math student whether the course is being taken as a requirement or as an elective. Either way, the successful student, upon completion of this course will walk away a better business student and a wiser investor/consumer.

The book goes over the information quite thoroughly. However, there are a few things that can be improved upon. The book only mentions one method of doing things while there are actually several that make more sense.
The answers in the back of the book help you check your work, but it does end up being a crutch that you lean on (once you figure out there are answers there).
A lot of good information, even if it is a high-school level book used in colleges.

The deepest, most profoundly down-to-earth piece of literature ever written. Jaime's incredibly sensitive and funny accounts of wandering around the Big Sur mountains with the Pit River Indians. Worth killing trees.

There's something about this book that goes to the core. The Indians aren't noble savages or anything, just people close to the earth, not much really to the book but it just leaves this untangible, poignant feeling, its a very special book. By the way, the other reviewer was incorrect in stating the book takes place in Big Sur, it takes place in Modoc County way up in the northeastern corner of California.

Wow, what a good book. The ideas and suggestions are both unexpected and logical. Eric Goldfarb, really got it right. Peppered with many techniques and examples of ways to reduce IT costs, the book offers a well-reasoned road map to sensible cost reduction that any IT organization would do well to consider.

I highly recommend this for anyone in a corporation to read. If nothing else, this book will change your thinking about what makes an IT department run well. The wealth of insight about reducing IT spend in a responsible way is particularly comprehensive and useful.

This is the BEST book for new managers learning how to manage people. The language is simple and easy to understand.

I am only two readings into this book, and I feel that a great deal of well-structured, to-the-point and unbiased thought has been put into every detail of writing.

read it if you can find it.

Artist in Overalls: The Life of Grant Wood is a picturebook biography of renowned painter Grant Wood, perhaps best known for his classic artwork "American Gothic" showing a farm woman and man standing with a pitchfork in front of their farmhouse. Grant Wood was born and raised by a farming family; though his contemporaries were Impressionists, he preferred to paint the people and places around him with a classical feel - a style that would come to be known as Regionalism. Illustrated with colorful reproductions of Grant Wood's timeless art, as well as a few vintage black-and-white photographs depicting his life and family. Artist in Overalls offers enough literary detail into Grant Wood's life story that it is ideal for young readers who are just about ready to graduate to chapter books, and is a highly recommended addition to children's library collections.

I play D line at BSU and this book incoporated and explained a lot of the drills we did when I was playing. It also gave me ideas for new drills. I recommend this book to D line coaches.