Comments for Discount History Textbook Reviews http://www.historytextbook.org Find the best seller History Textbook for cheap today! Sun, 08 Aug 2010 19:56:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition (Kaplan AP U. S. History) by Jonathan Worrel http://www.historytextbook.org/ap-kaplan-u-s-history-2008-edition-kaplan-ap-u-s-history/#comment-64 Jonathan Worrel Sun, 08 Aug 2010 19:56:25 +0000 http://www.historytextbook.org/ap-kaplan-u-s-history-2008-edition-kaplan-ap-u-s-history/#comment-64 Jonathan Worrel <i> review <a href = "http://www.amazon.com/Kaplan-AP-U-S-History-2008/dp/1419551744%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAIGDJTR2SSCNCZ3FQ%26tag%3Dtextbooks_online_website-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D1419551744"rel =" nofollow "> AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition (Kaplan AP U. S. History) </a> </i> <b> Rating: <img src = "http://www.historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png"/> </b> This book helped me in my opinion the last few weeks' before the U.S. History AP exam to consolidate my knowledge of events that I had difficulty understanding. To identify a student like me, I am a big procrastinator when it comes to study. I, of course, the benefits of studying how it feels, but I am never to go to actually do it. This book changed all that. All I spent was an hour every two or three days to study the subject about three weeks before the test, and I discovered that I learned more my head that my APUSH textbook from school. The information contained in this book is detailed in an understandable format. I found myself turning words and phrases, and highlighting the key ideas and concepts to help in the process of remembering the history given. When test day came, I heard probably four, but if I had never read what I probably got a second. With more practice, a 5 would be easily achievable. A + + highly recommended. Jonathan Worrel review AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition (Kaplan AP U. S. History) Rating: This book helped me in my opinion the last few weeks’ before the U.S. History AP exam to consolidate my knowledge of events that I had difficulty understanding. To identify a student like me, I am a big procrastinator when it comes to study. I, of course, the benefits of studying how it feels, but I am never to go to actually do it. This book changed all that. All I spent was an hour every two or three days to study the subject about three weeks before the test, and I discovered that I learned more my head that my APUSH textbook from school. The information contained in this book is detailed in an understandable format. I found myself turning words and phrases, and highlighting the key ideas and concepts to help in the process of remembering the history given. When test day came, I heard probably four, but if I had never read what I probably got a second. With more practice, a 5 would be easily achievable. A + + highly recommended.

]]> Comment on AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition (Kaplan AP U. S. History) by Bookworm Extraordinaire http://www.historytextbook.org/ap-kaplan-u-s-history-2008-edition-kaplan-ap-u-s-history/#comment-63 Bookworm Extraordinaire Sun, 08 Aug 2010 19:47:16 +0000 http://www.historytextbook.org/ap-kaplan-u-s-history-2008-edition-kaplan-ap-u-s-history/#comment-63 Bookworm Extraordinaire <i> review <a href = "http://www.amazon.com/Kaplan-AP-U-S-History-2008/dp/1419551744%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAIGDJTR2SSCNCZ3FQ%26tag%3Dtextbooks_online_website-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D1419551744"rel =" nofollow "> AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition (Kaplan AP U. S. History) </a> </i> <b> Rating: <img src = "http://www.historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/4.png"/> </b> This book was extremely helpful to prepare for the AP History exam U. S. - I recommend it! I found during my review sessions that the Kaplan book did a much better job of condensing the huge amount of information needed for verification and other trademarks Test Prep (my friends were). The information presented was easy to understand, concise, and key terms are highlighted in bold for easy skimming and review. I found the chapter and unit reviews particularly useful because it has the basics. Walking and describe each key word aloud really helped me to memorize. /> <br /> My only complaint is the lack of an index. There have been many times when I want to find a faster time in the book but would be able to find pages and pages of the sections examined. <br /> <br /> I really think this book helped me prepare for the exam, AP, and I recommend it to anyone facing the same stressful experience May Good luck! Bookworm Extraordinaire review AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition (Kaplan AP U. S. History) Rating: This book was extremely helpful to prepare for the AP History exam U. S. – I recommend it! I found during my review sessions that the Kaplan book did a much better job of condensing the huge amount of information needed for verification and other trademarks Test Prep (my friends were). The information presented was easy to understand, concise, and key terms are highlighted in bold for easy skimming and review. I found the chapter and unit reviews particularly useful because it has the basics. Walking and describe each key word aloud really helped me to memorize. />
My only complaint is the lack of an index. There have been many times when I want to find a faster time in the book but would be able to find pages and pages of the sections examined.

I really think this book helped me prepare for the exam, AP, and I recommend it to anyone facing the same stressful experience May Good luck!

]]> Comment on United States: a short fiction story by Midwest Book Review http://www.historytextbook.org/united-states-a-short-fiction-story/#comment-62 Midwest Book Review Sun, 08 Aug 2010 06:42:08 +0000 http://www.historytextbook.org/united-states-a-short-fiction-story/#comment-62 <i> Midwest Book Review Review <a href = "http://www.amazon.com/United-States-brief-Narrative-History/dp/0882952293%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAIGDJTR2SSCNCZ3FQ%26tag%3Dtextbooks_online_website-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D0882952293"rel =" nofollow "> United States: a narrative history <short / <a> / short> <b> Rating: <img src ="http://www.historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png"/> </b> Now, a new edition updated and expanded Second, the United States: a short fiction story by co-authors Scott Nelson Link Hull students and general non-specialist readers with a concise, readable overview of American history beginning with Native American nations and the colonial era of discovery and expansion, followed by the development of a democratic and independent nation over the years civil war and conflict in cross-section, he was American "gold" of foreign wars, depressions, expansion, cultural revolutions, the end of the Cold War to the start of war against terrorism. This bite "business" approach to American history is also informed and informative, it is interesting and articulate. United States: a short story story is recommended for school and library collections of the Community, and an ideal reading for immigrants in the country and all who seek a sound, easily absorbed the ground foundations of American history. <br /> </short> </a> </i> Midwest Book Review Review United States: a narrative history / short> Rating: Now, a new edition updated and expanded Second, the United States: a short fiction story by co-authors Scott Nelson Link Hull students and general non-specialist readers with a concise, readable overview of American history beginning with Native American nations and the colonial era of discovery and expansion, followed by the development of a democratic and independent nation over the years civil war and conflict in cross-section, he was American “gold” of foreign wars, depressions, expansion, cultural revolutions, the end of the Cold War to the start of war against terrorism. This bite “business” approach to American history is also informed and informative, it is interesting and articulate. United States: a short story story is recommended for school and library collections of the Community, and an ideal reading for immigrants in the country and all who seek a sound, easily absorbed the ground foundations of American history.

]]> Comment on World history is essential by N. Riggs http://www.historytextbook.org/world-history-is-essential/#comment-61 N. Riggs Sat, 07 Aug 2010 19:50:40 +0000 http://www.historytextbook.org/world-history-is-essential/#comment-61 <i> review by N. Riggs <a href = "http://www.amazon.com/Essential-World-History-William-Duiker/dp/0495902276%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAIGDJTR2SSCNCZ3FQ%26tag%3Dtextbooks_online_website-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D0495902276"3d0495902276 rel =" nofollow "> World History <essential / <a> / key> <b> Rating: <img src ="http://www.historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/3.png"/> </b> It seems that the closest modern history of this book reaches as far from accurate, is wrong. I was particularly disappointed to read that is considered low Duiker an "expert" on communism - and, by association, socialism. Unfortunately, his experience does not mean that he can distinguish between the basic terms as the welfare state and socialism. In addition, the final chapters are written from the point of view that socialism (though wrongly) is the scourge of the earth, while capitalism will solve all problems. /> <br /> Date authors incorrectly identify a welfare state that socialism, it seems even more strange that characterize these systems, past and future - Despair fact that historical research is a descriptive and prescriptive Rather - as a failure decision, even if the nation with the highest living standards in the world is really a welfare state. <br /> <br /> I'm really disappointed from the standpoint of the authors impose on impressionable students who generally know nothing better than to accept as a fact at all. Well, if you accept the statements in the history of the world essential, second edition, such as anti-academic practice occurs only in non-Western Communists hate freedom. <br /> <br /> If you are interested in indoctrinating a large audience of students ignorant of history, by all means give this book as their text. If you want to teach real history, however, I suggest you look elsewhere. </essential> </a> </i> review by N. Riggs World History / key> Rating: It seems that the closest modern history of this book reaches as far from accurate, is wrong. I was particularly disappointed to read that is considered low Duiker an “expert” on communism – and, by association, socialism. Unfortunately, his experience does not mean that he can distinguish between the basic terms as the welfare state and socialism. In addition, the final chapters are written from the point of view that socialism (though wrongly) is the scourge of the earth, while capitalism will solve all problems. />
Date authors incorrectly identify a welfare state that socialism, it seems even more strange that characterize these systems, past and future – Despair fact that historical research is a descriptive and prescriptive Rather – as a failure decision, even if the nation with the highest living standards in the world is really a welfare state.

I’m really disappointed from the standpoint of the authors impose on impressionable students who generally know nothing better than to accept as a fact at all. Well, if you accept the statements in the history of the world essential, second edition, such as anti-academic practice occurs only in non-Western Communists hate freedom.

If you are interested in indoctrinating a large audience of students ignorant of history, by all means give this book as their text. If you want to teach real history, however, I suggest you look elsewhere.

]]> Comment on American Pageant: A History of Republic by Stephen Wilson http://www.historytextbook.org/american-pageant-a-history-of-republic/#comment-60 Stephen Wilson Fri, 06 Aug 2010 21:20:37 +0000 http://www.historytextbook.org/american-pageant-a-history-of-republic/#comment-60 <i> review by Stephen Wilson <a href = "http://www.amazon.com/American-Pageant-Republic-Thomas-Bailey/dp/0669397288%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAIGDJTR2SSCNCZ3FQ%26tag%3Dtextbooks_online_website-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D0669397288"rel =" nofollow "> American Pageant: A History of <république / <a> / republic <b> Rating: <img src ="http://www.historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png"/> </b> While taking AP U.S. history in my school, I was worried about how much reading I would sacrifice myself for. When reading takes a good 45 minutes to an hour for each chapter in American entertainment was exciting effort. Unlike most texts that are filled with flat phrases, words used to teach history in American recovery Pageant of the page and are full of life. The force that Bailey and Kennedy made to the description of the story is unlike anything I've ever seen before. The story is told through metaphors and figurative language, the antithesis of almost all other textbooks only the facts without emotion. The enthusiasm the book has been written about me rubbing. I was really happy to go home and read about the First World War or Great Depression or the Spanish-American War, or the stormy sixties. It 'was a very funny book, and although I never thought I'd say this, I'm going to buy a copy for years to come. The American Pageant history has taught me more than anything I have ever read. This is due to a substantial difference between this book and all the other books I have read the texts: The American Pageant kept my interest. I will always remember the style of writing intelligent and relevant information was included in each chapter. I am eternally grateful to The American Pageant show me the interesting and challenging part of the past of the United State, and, obviously, for helping me receive exceptional marks in American history. </république> </a> </i> review by Stephen Wilson American Pageant: A History of / republic Rating: While taking AP U.S. history in my school, I was worried about how much reading I would sacrifice myself for. When reading takes a good 45 minutes to an hour for each chapter in American entertainment was exciting effort. Unlike most texts that are filled with flat phrases, words used to teach history in American recovery Pageant of the page and are full of life. The force that Bailey and Kennedy made to the description of the story is unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. The story is told through metaphors and figurative language, the antithesis of almost all other textbooks only the facts without emotion. The enthusiasm the book has been written about me rubbing. I was really happy to go home and read about the First World War or Great Depression or the Spanish-American War, or the stormy sixties. It ‘was a very funny book, and although I never thought I’d say this, I’m going to buy a copy for years to come. The American Pageant history has taught me more than anything I have ever read. This is due to a substantial difference between this book and all the other books I have read the texts: The American Pageant kept my interest. I will always remember the style of writing intelligent and relevant information was included in each chapter. I am eternally grateful to The American Pageant show me the interesting and challenging part of the past of the United State, and, obviously, for helping me receive exceptional marks in American history.

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