Country: 82.197.131.109, Europe, DE

City: 10.1333 Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

On my birthday in second grade, my parents gave me a package containing these stories, written by the ancient Aesop. I read through it, at first not enjoying it much, thinking ,"What fun could it be to read something wrtitten by some old guy?" after reading through one fable, I was changed. My heart lightened, and I finished the book inside my favorite blanket within a day,and my parents were surprised that I had already finished. And even if it was heavy reading for a second grader, I loved it and have read it several times over again. I suggest that everyone should read this book because of the helpful morals that allow you to understand everyday life.

So, I decided to buy this product at Target just reading the back and thinking maybe I should try this. I finally decided to use this yesterday on my 4c hair, twist it up, and let it air dry. The next day I noticed that my hair was way more tangled and knotted than usual and I didn't even straighten my hair yet. This product wasn't for me or at least my evil hair rejecting it. I do really like the smell. The conditioner also comes out thick but didn't give me much slip. It also gave some softness to my hair.

There is so much information in this book about your body and your health. How just being short of a mineral can cause a disease. We need to be on our toes and take the minerals and vitamins to stay healthy so we can take away all the money these doctors and drug companies get out of us. They are getting rich by giving out all these drugs that have so many side effects.

Used in the last few years and it was good software, however this year had nothing but trouble. I had a rental property that I sold in Jan. of 2014 and took a huge loss on the property. Tax Act didn't even ask me anything about the sale price of the home. I have to report the sale on schedule E, but the software does not help at all.

This is a nice little book, with all of Aesop's fables laid out in clear language. Most of the stories have an accompanying picture, but I can't say that the illustrations impressed me much. Some are very good, and others are not so good; while the artist is the same, there is no central unifying theme that ties the artwork together; in some of them, animals are anthropomorphized, while in others they are not. Each fable ends with the moral in italics, encouraging the reader to pause and give a moment's thought to the story that has just been read. The slimness of the volume might be appealing to young readers who would be intimidated by something more weighty.