31.   The reader gets to know him, too, because the killer, James Varney, is clearly drawn from the start of the story.

32.   These books presume that readers will get dirt under all their nails and perhaps sore backs from working with garden forks.

33.   They need readers to get advertising revenue.

34.   Through drawings, stunning photography and essays, readers get insight into the stories behind the buildings, from the original ideas to the technological innovation that created them.

35.   To make sure readers are getting it, Ms. Williams, a former teacher, placed quizzes at the ends of chapters.

36.   What readers get from this effort is a quite complete portrait of this business powerhouse and how he was able to create a corporate behemoth from fairly humble beginnings.

37.   What the reader gets instead is a book that asserts, in detail, that Generation X is a victim of the economy.

38.   What the reader never gets, however, is an informed contemporary opinion of how the jetty system proposed by the brilliant James Buchanan Eads might have worked.

39.   Whether the reader is getting the jump on a love relationship, on jet lag or on a migraine, this book offers plenty of advice.

40.   In the first parts of all the three books, the reader gets to see Covenant undergoing an almost similar process of separation.