(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook). Piano/vocal/guitar arrangements of 12 selections from the movie adaptation of this Broadway classic: Think of Me * Angel of Music * The Phantom of the Opera * The Music of the Night * Prima Donna * All I Ask of You * Masquerade * The Fairground * Journey to the Cemetery * Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again * The Point of No Return * Learn to Be Lonely. Includes biography and color photos from the film.
#586021 in eBooks 2011-09-01 2011-09-01File Name: B00G958HU0
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I decided to give it a try so I could read/show it to him and show him what the animals look like when theyre youngBy wrmMy 17 month old has recently taken an interest in anything to do with animals; so when I saw this book; I decided to give it a try so I could read/show it to him and show him what the animals look like when theyre young. Overall; I am pleased with the book especially given that right now; its free.Pros:- It has 50 pages of baby animals from dogs; to horses; to rabbits; even to turtles. The baby animals facts are short (it just says what the animal is called as a baby); but its intended for children; so thats ok.- The pictures of animals are close up shots. Some of the books ive been reading to my son show the animal at a distance; or with other animals. This book; however; shows each animal solely so your child can easily distinguish which animal it is.- Its a super easy read. If your kids are like my son; theyre constantly throwing a book in your lap to read. I can zip through this book in about 4-5 minutes flat; getting it out of my sons blood for about an hour.- You may actually learn something as an adult. There were several animals in this book that I had no idea what theyre classified as when theyre young. For instance; I never knew a baby horse was called foal.Cons: (none. for the price; you really cant gripe about this book)To my 17 month old son; this book is awesome as he can see many different baby animals in a different light from his other animal books. I would recommend this book to any parent looking to entertain their child with something other than a television.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. ~ SWEET and ENGAGING photos of BABIES ~By Small~Town~GirlI ordered this ldquo;Baby Animals Galore For Kids: Picture Book for Childrenrdquo; Kindle Edition by Speedy Publishing to share with my grandchildren; who are 3 and 2. It is exactly what it states; a picture book; with only a few words; which is absolutely perfect for these two. There are enough words to keep them attentive and focused; but more pictures; which is what they really love; especially the 2-year-old; who has a harder time listening to all the words in some books. This is perfect for their age and would also be perfect for young readers. It was even perfect for me; as I thoroughly enjoyed the engaging photos.The pictures in this book are especially nice; crisp; and professional. They are of wonderfully adorable little baby animals; soft and fluffy; sweet and inviting. Some of the pictures show them with their parents; others by themselves just relaxing or playing. You canrsquo;t look at this book without wanting to reach out and snuggle them. Most of the baby names are commonly known; however; there are a few that I did not know (or maybe I just didnrsquo;t remember them). We absolutely enjoyed reading and enjoying this book together. If you love baby animals; you will enjoy this sweet little book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Baby Animal Pictures!By MayaSome cute pictures for very small children. Only my three year old was at all interested in lookingat it because the others are older and can read well enough that they do not want the pictures!There was no information about the animals other than what a baby of the species is called. I feltlike it was very disorganized. They could have been organized by what the baby is called or someother way of organizing them. The pictures were nice; but the description page either came beforeor after it and I felt it should have been one or the other or there should have been an explanationas to why they were grouped the way they were. An ok book per my three year old who likes moreinformation rather like her mother and father!I received this book free in exchange for my honest review.