I never heard of Terry Pratchett or Discworld until last week---now I can't wait to read the other books in the series.The idea of Death taking a holiday because he can't forget what hasn't happened yet is crazy to begin with; when you add Music with Rocks In it's an avalanche! If you're going to read this book don't plan on going anywhere for the next few hours---you won't want to put it down (except to find the rest of the series).

The perfect continuation of the DEATH story! Also the funniest parody of Rock music I've ever read.

There is a need in ones soul to do good. It's for yourself, as well as others.There is also a good deed done to write a book for all the good. The Angels travel around the world and accomplish deeds for all of the needs, of thoses they encounter. Ms. Moore plies her craft to bring a good read, a fun read; for the readers' intellectual needs. It's virtue, as its on reward.How will God decide the deportment of His inexperienced agents? Heaven knows. So can you.

I recently watched a documentary on TV about the life and times of Tipu Sultan and was thoroughly engrossed for the couple of hours or so that the programme was on. As a result of my fascination for this heroic and brave individual I felt I really needed to research into him further. Thus, I came across this book and read it from cover to cover in a matter of days. I found it as interesting, if not more so, as the programme. It confirmed alot of what was discussed in the programme so I can at least say that it is authentic and very well researched and written. Well done to the author. It cant be easy writing historic fiction with all the research involved and the need to make sure all the information is authentic and accurate...Ms Brittlebank has done exceptionally well. Long live the memory of Tipu the Lionheart!

This interlinear (word for word) translation of the New Testament (or Greek Scriptures) includes maps of Bible lands. An excellent reference for any serious Bible student's library.

This is an interlinear bible, meaning that, among other things, it has the Koine Greek and at least one English interpretation. Most Jehovah's Witnesses do not have a copy. In cases where there is a Greek word translated one way in some books of the J W Scripture than in others, it is invaluable. It was written after the New World Translation copyright dated 1961. The KI Translation (KIT 1985) differs in a number of ways from the NWT (1961 edition only). In the Book of Hebrews 1:6 the KIT reads:...""And let all God's angels do obeisance to him."", whereas the NWT reads: ...""And let all God's angels worship him."".In The Gospel of John 1:1 the KIT reads under the Greek, ..."was toward the God: and god was the Word.", while to the side the English reads ..."Word was with God, and the Word was a god".