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More Pages: Funkhouser Page 1 Book reviews for "Funkhouser" sorted by average review score: Shell Desk Diary/Planner Published in Hardcover by Shellmark Press, Incorporated (25 September, 2001) Author: Lynn Funkhouser Amazon base price: Average review score: Useful and Fun...Fascinating look at art Lynn Funkhouser has developed not just another underwater photography deskdiary, but one that is complete with dynamic artistic photography. Her calendars are keepsakes. Even when you are done with the calendars you will want to keep them for the fine photography,
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Julianne Published in Paperback by Knopf (September, 1999) Authors: Dayton Duncan, Ken Burns, William Least Heat Moon, Stephen E. Ambrose, and Erica Funkhouser Amazon base price:
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Buy one from zShops for: Average review score: Interesting, entertaining, and all around satisfying I enjoyed this book completely...it really gave me a sense of the human experience of the journey, and made me appreciate just what an incredible accomplishment it was. The illustrations really add to the enjoyment of the book, as do the excerpts from the journals of several of the men. I also liked the background information on what goals were actually behind the exploration and how they worked to meet those goals. There's only one reason that I didn't give this book 5 stars, and that's because it lacks a good map to help understand where they were during some of the events described. But that can be found in other works, and this really is a good introducion to Lewis and Clark...it's a relatively easy read but full of interesting facts and adventures. | |
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