BOOK REVIEWS:

"Journalist S.Z. Berg has created a completely engrossing set of stories and characters with the William Edwards book series. ... With shades of Harry Potter ... A page turner..." -- Allergic Living magazine

"My 8 year old loved the book, she came home from school and read it in one night, it took her 5 hours but she didn't want to put it down until she had finished it." -- Debbie Parkinson, Allergy Friendly Reviews (http: //www.allergyfriendlyreviews.com)

"I'd like to recommend a read for all of you readers. 'William Edwards and the Wizardly Glasses' is a cute read for...

Saul Kripke's Naming and Necessity was one of the most influential philosophical works of the twentieth century. In this collection of essays leading specialists explore issues arising from this and other works of Kripke's.

The fun and fantasy continue in William Edwards and the Secret Mission Now William must travel back in time to 1929 and save his real parents, but when he and his friends Bora and Zandall get lost, things get a little wild

Hop into the time machine and see the 1970s, the Galapagos Islands, and primitive times in a way you've never seen them before, and find out just why the Tower of Pisa is leaning

The adventures continue in William Edwards and the Tower of Tazidan when William and his friends Bora and Zandall burst through the atmosphere in the time machine and accidentally make a hole that - oops -alters gravity Now they must figure out what they must do in the Tower of Tazidan to relocate gravity's pull, and, oh yeah, protect the gene pool from sunbathers - again Come along for the ride and find out what Neil Armstrong really said when he stepped out onto the moon, and see just what might have been left behind on the moon's surface