Contemporary Clinical Dental Technique
by Refocused

Comment:
I remember when dentistry was a true discipline. The goal of the dentist was simple health and hygiene and nothing more. Postmodernism is the worst thing that ever happened to dentistry in my humble opinion. I would never go to a dentist who bought this book. In fact, after reading Chapter 3, *Anything can be a "Tooth"* and Chapter 4, *All Tooth is Relative*, I may never go to any dentist ever again.

Mickey Flemings - "Double Exposure"
by PaulFrocchi

Comment:
When you're being shot by a photographer, you don't expect such a loud noise. But you look down at yourself and you don't see any wound. You're fine. For a moment you even think he's still taking your picture, but then he says, "that was just my background shot. This one's for you..."

Ticket to Destiny
by Kroburg

Comment:
Carol learned an important lesson. Just because the driver takes your ticket doesn't mean he's going to your destination.

But maybe... just maybe...

she learned this lesson too late.

Murder in the War Memorial
by chalice

Comment:
Jared always hated war memorials. They seemed part of a cycle of glorification that would only lead to more death and more memorials. But he wasn't here to celebrate or mourn the past. He was here because there was one death too many at this memorial, and he needed to find out why.

HIKING HONG KONG
by Tiberius

Comment:
This book is simply not practical enough. It spends way too much time talking about Emperor Nasa Tang of the Tang Dynasty... I don't think this guy even existed, and I know he didn't invent poetry, so really I don't know what these guys are thinking. They don't even tell you where to park.

Bolshoi Murders
by illini75

Comment:
It's opening night of Swan Lake. The curtain opens and out float the swans, until one of them collapses... the audience gasps at this cruel choreography, but then they realize that art imitates death, and the Bolshoi Murders have begun!

The Reef Aquarium
by SEG

Comment:
Ms. Chovie will tell you everything you need to know to start your own reef aquarium. I was suspicious at first of some of her suggested fish combinations, but I quickly changed my mind when I saw the savage beauty of Darwinism in action!

209 pages of fun tips for cooking all meats!
by jgirl57

Comment:
Don't let the cover fool you. This book is for adults *ONLY* and only for very very very lonely adults... but if the meat fits, poke it!

New Beginnings
by Bensted

Comment:
Joan Green's life changed with a single phone call. In a single moment, her life became empty. A year later, through an asylum window, she sees a boy she doesn't recognize, yet seems familiar. What is he carrying? She can't quite make it out... and for the first time since she arrived, she feels the desire to leave her room.

the book of blooms
by tvsometime

Comment:
Whether you're "crafty" or just need some color in your life, this is the book for you. Martha Stewart's gleeful instructions read like exuberant poetry. Think of flowers as metaphors and this book will have you dancing through life. Think of flowers as symbols and you will discover the secret to hidden treasures. Leave it to Martha.