I am using it to find names for my soon to be born twins and as a writer to name the characters in my stories. It is great.
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This book is an incredible resource for choosing your baby's name. The book is very easy to read, the sections were easy to find and the references to names inspred by famous peoplle, places and things was very interesting- as was the section of names that celebrities gave their kids (those pooe kids!!). I bought this book for my son to help him with naming my grandchild-to-be and originally bought Mr. Lansky's book 25...
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This is a great book for anyone who needs to pick out names, whether for a baby, a pet, or characters in a book you're writing. There are literally over 100,000 names in here, from modern quirky to old-fashioned classics. The book is arranged in an easy to use manner, making it a snap to find what you're looking for. The two main sections are for boys and girls, each name listing having the name's origin, meaning, and...
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My 8-month pregnant friend and I spent an entire vacation combing this book for a name for her little one. There were some liberties taken with root names (Elizabeth, Liz, Lizzie, Liza) and the like to increase the count, but generally a good resource - the most comprehensive we found. Plus we loved the lists at the beginning of the book, where you could see popular names by decade, names of stars, their kids, shakespearean...
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We found our first son's name in this book. I like that the books gives the top 25 most popular names for every decade for the past 200 years or so, and the most popular names from countries around the world. There are also a lot of fun lists titled, "Names Inspired by People, Places and Things," which include characters from various books, TV shows, movies, & stories, sports figures, singers, nature inspired names, and...
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