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Pages: 176, Paperback, Real Options Press less info

Pages: 176, Paperback, Real Options Press

Shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal 1997 and winner of the Children's Book Award in the same year, this is not just another story about bears. It is much, much more. It is a story which clearly illustrates the author's empathy with small children. She bases the plot around fear of bad weather, getting lost, being rescued, eating comfort food and Mummy and Daddy making everything better--all things to which small children can relate. The language is vividly descriptive, which--coupled wit... less info

Shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal 1997 and winner of the Children's Book Award in the same year, this is not just another story about bears. It is much, much more. It is a story which clearl... more info

Pages: 304, Edition: illustrated edition, Hardcover, Blake Publishing less info

Pages: 304, Edition: illustrated edition, Hardcover, Blake Publishing

Pages: 280, Hardcover, The University of North Carolina Press less info

Pages: 280, Hardcover, The University of North Carolina Press

Pages: 234, Edition: 1st thus, Mass Market Paperback, Star Trek less info

Pages: 234, Edition: 1st thus, Mass Market Paperback, Star Trek

Temperance Brennan swims to consciousness, queasily aware that her feet are painfully tied to her hands. She finds that she is in an enclosed space, and keeps her fear at bay by remembering what she has been doing recently -- travelling with the body of an heiress to a Chicago morgue. Does this have something to do with her grim predicament? Or is it concerned with a recent phone call, an accusation of abuse of practice in the pathology lab? But the man who could have shed light on this call ... less info

Temperance Brennan swims to consciousness, queasily aware that her feet are painfully tied to her hands. She finds that she is in an enclosed space, and keeps her fear at bay by remembering what sh... more info

Pages: 212, Paperback, Firefly Books less info

Pages: 212, Paperback, Firefly Books

Pages: 364, Edition: 2nd Revised edition, Paperback, Verso Books less info

Pages: 364, Edition: 2nd Revised edition, Paperback, Verso Books

Darkest Fear represents an interesting transition between Coben's comparatively lightweight and formulaic early novels and his more recent, nervier and darker novels such as Tell No One and Gone for Good. It is part of the series dealing with the misadventures of Myron Bolitar, sports agent and occasional investigator, but this time Myron has more than the convenience of his clients on his mind. An old girlfriend turns up with the revelation that her son is dying for a bone-marrow transplant-... less info

Darkest Fear represents an interesting transition between Coben's comparatively lightweight and formulaic early novels and his more recent, nervier and darker novels such as Tell No One and Gone fo... more info

Pages: 208, Mass Market Paperback, Pocket Books less info

Pages: 208, Mass Market Paperback, Pocket Books

Pages: 144, Paperback, HarperSanFrancisco less info

Pages: 144, Paperback, HarperSanFrancisco

Audio CD, Jeffers Press less info

Audio CD, Jeffers Press

Pages: 276, Paperback, Lean Marketing Press less info

Pages: 276, Paperback, Lean Marketing Press

Pages: 168, Paperback, Kessinger Publishing Co less info

Pages: 168, Paperback, Kessinger Publishing Co

Edition: Abridged, Audio CD, HarperAudio less info

Edition: Abridged, Audio CD, HarperAudio

Pages: 210, Paperback, Echelon Press less info

Pages: 210, Paperback, Echelon Press

This Big Book edition is perfect for sharing with groups of young readers. A charming, reassuring book for any child who has ever worried about Mummy leaving them alone, Owl Babies is a beautifully illustrated and exquisitely executed picture book to warm the cockles of the heart. As three adorable Owl chicks sit on a branch in the woods their fears and concerns become very real as they worry that their mum may not return. The striking, dark yet somehow comforting illustrations cleverly enh... less info

This Big Book edition is perfect for sharing with groups of young readers. A charming, reassuring book for any child who has ever worried about Mummy leaving them alone, Owl Babies is a beautifull... more info

Louisville's finest returns with another huge batch of his private correspondence, hammered out from Woody Creek on his typewriter with the frenzied rat-tat-tat report of shots from the hip. Covering the Wonder Years, from the election of Nixon (which first fired his invective), Vietnam, the 1972 campaign, publication of the instantly notorious Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, to Watergate, the walking pharmacy reveals himself to be a surprisingly dedicated librarian, having dutifully filed ca... less info

Louisville's finest returns with another huge batch of his private correspondence, hammered out from Woody Creek on his typewriter with the frenzied rat-tat-tat report of shots from the hip. Coveri... more info

CNBC, day trading, The Motley Fool, Silicon Investor. Not since the 1920s has there been such an intense fascination with the US stock market. For an increasing number of people, logging onto Yahoo finance is a habit more precious than that morning cup of coffee (as thousands of SBUX and YHOO shareholders know too well). Yet while the market continues to go higher, most of us can't get Alan Greenspan's famous line out of our heads. In Irrational Exuberance, Yale economics professor Robert Shi... less info

CNBC, day trading, The Motley Fool, Silicon Investor. Not since the 1920s has there been such an intense fascination with the US stock market. For an increasing number of people, logging onto Yahoo... more info

Pulling off the passionate love story embedded in a truly epic narrative is a difficult thing to do. Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind remains the blueprint for the genre, while Tolstoy's War and Peace carries off the literary honours with the Pierre/Natasha/André ménage, itself a blueprint for Mitchell's Brett/Scarlett/Ashley musical chairs. Paullina Simons' ambitious The Bronze Horseman weighs in at nearly 700 pages, and it's quickly apparent that the Russian-born author has the measur... less info

Pulling off the passionate love story embedded in a truly epic narrative is a difficult thing to do. Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind remains the blueprint for the genre, while Tolstoy's War ... more info