5 comments about The Hidden Myths in Harry Potter: Spellbinding Map and Book of Secrets.

1. This book is fine for real young readers who are just getting into mythology. It is a fine introduction but not a lot of details.



2. The map was Great! The book gave a very good overview over the background for where J.K.Rowling has taken her ideas from.



3. The book is a great book to get. It has ideas that one would want to expand on.



4. I love the style of the map, it is like maps of olden times, and the book of secrets is also well done. This is worth taking a look at, I would think that a serious Harry Poter fan would want to have it in their collection - I do.



5. I have purchased all of the Harry Potter books. I enjoy reading them. I knew this was written by another author but I thought it would be informative. This book was not even worth buying. Had little information and a grade schooler could of written it.

No comments about ADC The Map People Chesapeake Bay, Virginia Regional Road Pocket Map.

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No comments about Rand McNally Virginia: Highways & Interstates (Rand McNally Folded Map: States).

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No comments about ADC the Map People 2007 Northern Virginia Street Map Book (Adc the Map People Northern Virginia).

No comments about Streetwise Maryland & Virginia Map - Laminated State Road Map of Maryland & Virginia - Folding pocket size travel map (Streetwise (Streetwise Maps)).

1 comments about The Family Recovery Guide: A Map for Healthy Growth.

1. There's an awful lot of books out there purporting to be written by "the experts" regarding alcoholism and drug addiciton. Very few of them provide any useful insights into how the families of those suffering from Chemical Dependency can find the help they so badly need. In this book Stephanie Brown and her colleagues put their many years of research and experience together in a format that is easily understood and more perhaps more importantly that can be put into practice. She demystifies and gives language to concepts and ideas that can be baffling and overwhelming to families in crisis. The stages of recovery from active use through early recovery and the trauma that involves, moving through to ongoing recovery issues, are explained clearly, highlighting how the family "system" is affected and tools the family can use to navigate each stage.
   I loved this book, it helped me make sense of my own alcoholic family in a way no other book has been able to.

5 comments about West Virginia Atlas & Gazetteer.

1. I bought the Atlas and Gazetter for WV and MD. These books are essential equipment for getting out and enjoying the back roads. The topo info tells you if it will be flat and sunny or hilly and shady. I am really impressed with the detail of the maps. If they could make it in a water proof edition it would be perfect.



2. I bought this West Virginia Map and Gazetteer in order to help my husband and I find our way through WV. We're most interested in the topography - elevations, rivers, creeks, etc. I would recommend using this book map in conjunction with a regular road map, because there isn't quite enough detail for smaller roads, but it's a great place to start.



3. This atlas fills a void because it gives a very clear picture of the terrain as well as roads. I like having these atlases along to give the context for hiking excursions, as well as showing the back road ways to get there. The section on special sights to see in WV is very helpful as well. There is no substitute for more detailed topographical maps for actual hiking trails, but this atlas is a necessart intermediate step between topos and road maps.



4. This book provides complete and thurough topographical maps for the entire state of West Virginia. If you enjoy hiking, fishing, camping, exploring in this great state, you need this atlas. At first I was surprised at the details provided in this book. I was able to find even the smallest of streams and geographical features. Now, after using it so many times, I would be surprised if a stream is not on this map.
   
   The bottom line is that you need this atlas if you enjoy the West Virginia outdoors.



5. Once again this series of maps has been outstanding. The ease in reading and applying the info to the road is way above par. And for railroad enthusiasts, this is the only map published with railroad details that are current and precise.