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HarperCollins, 1994 From School Library Journal Kindergarten-Grade 2-An introduction to the life cycle of frogs, with additional facts about individual species on the last two pages. Sentences are simple, with questions and exclamations to help break up the informative text. Keller's clean, clear watercolor illustrations, similar in style to those of Nancy Tafuri, show a variety of pond animals and plant life through the seasons. Other books on this topic are generally geared to older readers, making th... more information

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New York: John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1999 'Featuring The Wall Street Journal interactive edition'. Shows you how to search and sift through millions of sites on the Internet to find the exact information YOU want. Includes the need-to-know details about HTML codes and how to create a web page. Lists of web addresses to find company information, market information, and general research needs. 85 pages. </B><P>. Paperback. VERY GOOD CONDITION. 10.2 x 8 x 0.2 inches. ... more information

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Scholastic Reference, 1999 From Library Journal Grade 2-4-These series entries will answer many of the questions children have about the subjects covered. Dinosaurs has general information about when and how dinosaurs lived and offers theories about why they became extinct. In three chapters, Whales discusses "The Life of a Whale," "Toothed Whales," and "Baleen Whales." Flies tells about insects, their life cycles, and interesting facts and trivia about common species. Haircuts... more information

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New York: Random House Inc, 1999 Hardcover. As New. Think of Damage and other novels that lace tension with frightening sexual overtones, then add the advantage of literary style and assurance, and you have this mysterious, mesmerizing story of psychological suspense. We meet Griner's protagonist, Boston ad agency art director Jean Dubonnet, at her long-estranged cousin Claudia's wedding. Her general unease is gradually revealed as stemming from a gruesome incident in her past, a youthful "gam... more information

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New York: Hyperion, 1998 From Our Editors You have the ambition, the drive, and the smarts to land a seat in your company's corner office. But there's still something you don't have -- a rulebook that lists all the unspoken dos and don'ts that regulate corporate life, allowing some people to rise while others, often equally talented, sink. Jeffrey Fox has collected 75 of these rules, which range from prescriptive formulas ("Arrive 45 minutes early and leave 15 minutes late") to su... more information

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Berkeley, California, U.S.A.: Ten Speed Press, 2004 <strong> RICHARD NELSON BOLLES has been a leader in the career field for more than 30 years. He is former director of the National Career Development Project and an alumnus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he majored in chemical engineering; Harvard University, where he graduated cum laude with a bachelor's degree in physics; and the General Theological (Episcopal) Seminary in New York City, where he earned a master's de... more information

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Homewood, Ill.: Irwin, 1975 Soft Cover. As New. 24 cm.. out of Print. ... more information

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New York, N.Y.: Delta Entertainment, 1992 From Library Journal see Artal, Raul, M.D. with Genell J. Subak Copyright 1992 Cahners Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Product Description A Handbook for Relieving the Discomforts of Pregnancy Massage is a sensuous, relaxing, and loving treatment that has the added bonus of being especially good for you. It's the perfect way to reduce stress and promote general well-being. During pregnan... more information

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New York: Hyperion Book CH, 2005 From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2&ndash;This slight addition to the body of work based on Aesop's The Tortoise and the Hare features a sassy rabbit that challenges his competitor to a race around the world. Starting from New York City and zigzagging around continents, the hare dashes through 12 countries depicted across the top half of each spread. Then readers turn the book over and continue the whirlwind trip through 11 more locales and back to the Big ... more information

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McGraw-Hill Companies, The, 2002 ABOUT THE BOOK The September 11 Syndrome: Seven Steps to Getting A Grip in Uncertain Times FROM THE PUBLISHER **A portion of the profits from this book are being donated to 9-11 related charities Proven methods for how to live fully and panic-free in the face of anxiety and stress More than just the World Trade Centers were destroyed on September 11. Also lost to us was the sense of security and peace of mind taken for granted by generations of Americans. What once w... more information

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New York: Vintage, 1998 Rarely does a day go by when most of us do not have to deal with surly salespeople, cheaply made products, or vast and indifferent bureaucracies. Most of us endure this with a stoicism worthy of Seneca himself. After all, what's the use of complaining? It all seems to fall on deaf ears, anyway. <P><B> But the world needn't be like this, according to Ellen Phillips, consumer consultant and founder of Ellen's Poison Pen, Inc. Since 1988, Phillips has been hel... more information

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New York: Knopf Publishing Group, 2001 David Su Li-Qun and Carolyn Choa introduce nineteen of China's most enthralling writers-to date largely unknown outside their native land. From Shanghai to Beijing, we meet people whose lives have been transformed by their country's turbulent recent history. Cheng Nai-shan writes about the present-day life of the former Shanghai upper class and their children. Sent to work on a rural commune at age fifteen, Wang An-yi now writes about the struggles of the urba... more information

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PublicAffairs, 2003 A former Chicago Tribune editor and the breeder of Monarchos, the 2001 Kentucky Derby winner, shares his perspective on the unpredictable world of horse breeding in Horse of a Different Color. Squires recounts the story of how he bred his champion and also provides fascinating details about what appears to be a labyrinthine network of veterinarians, breeders, pedigree specialists, and scores of others who play a part in the business of horse breeding. Fast-paced and entertaining, this ho... more information

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Boston, Mass.: Mariner Books, 1990 Even the most highly motivated, impressionable reader would need a succession of eight-day weeks to follow all the advice given by Cooper, a fitness instructor, physical therapist and former all-American athlete. Emphasizing the need to increase awareness of one's selfespecially one's physical selfand one's environment, Cooper colors discussions of everything from NutraSweet to nuclear power with his advocacy of heightened consciousness (" Change depends o... more information

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New York, N.Y.: Penguin Putnam Books,, 1993 The bad old days of multiple-choice-test career counseling are over. It takes more than a #2 pencil and a computer to find your life's work, as career consultant Laurence G. Boldt tells us in Zen and the Art of Making a Living, a hefty but lighthearted tome that will help you find yourself and your place in the world. Boldt is quite up-front about it, though: it's a long, hard journey to get there. But his uplifting prose and liberal doses of inspirational... more information

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New York: Broadway Books, 2001 TV talking head Bill O'Reilly is back with the follow-up to the megabestseller The O'Reilly Factor, and he's angrier than ever! In his opinion, things have gotten even worse since the first book, meaning he has plenty of ammunition to fire off at all the usual suspects in the pages of The No-Spin Zone. From the Publisher Bill O'Reilly is even madder today than when he wrote his last book, The O'Reilly Factor, and his fans love him even more. He's mad... more information

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New York: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated, 1997 In Asia, all hell is breaking loose. Finally ready to flex its formidable muscle, the People's Republic of China has struck at Taiwan, and when the United States comes to Taiwan's aid, it is dealt a stunning setback. Emboldened, China begins to scoop up its lost territory in Asia, and sets into the effect an audacious military and geopolitical plan aimed at immobilizing the United States so it cannot retaliate. But the United States still has one car... more information

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New York, NY: Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group, 1998 Bruce A. Pasternack and Albert J. Viscio, the founding partners of the Strategic Leadership Practice at Booz-Allen & Hamilton, one of the world's top management and technology consulting firms, offer a comprehensive strategy for business survival and success. At the heart of this work is a new model for the 21st-century corporation that will bring growth and prosperity. The Centerless Corporation goes beyond the lines and boxes of today... more information

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New York: Random House, 1991 From Publishers Weekly Former surgeon general Koop disingenuously portrays himself as a pawn who was "caught in the middle" of the abortion controversy, claiming that he didn't realize he was enlisted to push the Reagan administration's anti-abortion agenda until after he had accepted the job. He defends his stance against "slaughter of the unborn" and argues that pro-choicers should place more emphasis on adoption. As for AIDS, he writes frankly of t... more information

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Clearwater, Fl: Sourcebooks, Incorporated, 1994 Not protecting your company logo could cost you a bundle! Explains all aspects of choosing, searching and protecting a trademark, with all the necessary instructions and forms for filing for federal trademark protection. Library Journal Warda is an attorney who writes and publishes self-help law books and teaches seminars on real estate law. This "how-to" book for the nonspecialist has a healthier ratio of text to appendixes (80 pages are text) than... more information

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