Dr Who


Dr Who
TV show reviews: Dr. Who by T.S. Garp Some of the greatest heroes in mythology and literature are those that can never die. They are legendary, all-powerful, immortal, and solitary beings, true heroes in every sense of the word. They represent the best of our qualities, like courage, de... More> Movie reviews: The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T (1953) by Tommy Hayfield Tagline: The Wonderful Musical of the Future Plot: Bartholomew Collins has only one enemy in the world-his Piano teacher Dr. T. Running Time: 89 minutes Producer: Stanley Kramer Director: Roy Rowland This movie which wa... More>
	Facts about Dr. Seuss by Ian Farquharson Most people in the western world have heard of Dr. Seuss through the many children’s books he wrote during his career. Many of these have gained iconic status and are loved by kids all over the world. His fame has grown in recent years as the ... More> An overview of the Dr. Oz diet by Nancy Quinn In a world of fad diets that promise quick fixes and instant weight loss, the Dr. Oz Diet is a breath of fresh air. Instead of making promises of instant weight loss like many other fads, Dr. Mehmet Oz focuses on a simple diet plan that not only wil... More>
A look at the works of Dr. Seuss by Sara A Broers Who cannot think of Dr. Seuss when they see a tall red and white striped hat? Anyone who has ever heard the expression, "Oh, The Places You'll Go," knows that Dr. Seuss was an amazing writer and cartoonist. I know that my children enjoyed listening ... More> The best Dr. Seuss books by Deborah Evers Books by Dr. Seuss are some of the most fun books you can read aloud to a child. Dr. Seuss, who was born Theodor Seuss Geisel, has published 44 books for children. His imaginative books have delighted children for generations. ... More>
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