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Pages: 80, Paperback, Federal Marketing Corp less info

Pages: 80, Paperback, Federal Marketing Corp

Tried every diet out there, but none of them work for you? Perhaps Paul McKenna can help you shed those pounds with his book and CD, I Can Make You Thin. Using psychological techniques, Paul's words work to stop you overeating, motivate you to exercise and control cravings. You can use it as many times as you like, until you achieve your desired weight and size. less info

Tried every diet out there, but none of them work for you? Perhaps Paul McKenna can help you shed those pounds with his book and CD, I Can Make You Thin. Using psychological techniques, Paul's word... more info

Pages: 224, Paperback, W Publishing Group less info

Pages: 224, Paperback, W Publishing Group

It's become a cliché in Britain to call somebody in the entertainment field a national institution -- but that's exactly what Dawn French is. As both comedienne and actress (the latter in both comedy and straight parts), she has become one of the best loved entertainers in the country. Her range is not wide (unlike her dimensions -- and that's the sort of joke she'd crack), but she is utterly winning in everything he does. And that quality continues in Dear Fatty, a truly entertaining memoir ... less info

It's become a cliché in Britain to call somebody in the entertainment field a national institution -- but that's exactly what Dawn French is. As both comedienne and actress (the latter in both come... more info

Pages: 320, Edition: paperback / softback, Paperback, Sceptre less info

Pages: 320, Edition: paperback / softback, Paperback, Sceptre

If you had to chose one person who more than any other has contributed to the literature on marketing, it would have to be Philip Kotler. This is the 15th book in a glittering academic and writing career that started in the early sixties and includes Marketing Management, voted by the Financial Times as one of the 50 best business books ever. More than any other individual, Kotler is responsible for making the "marketing paradigm" (the idea that you prosper by "managing demand&... less info

If you had to chose one person who more than any other has contributed to the literature on marketing, it would have to be Philip Kotler. This is the 15th book in a glittering academic and writing ... more info

Pages: 148, Paperback, Potting Shed Publications less info

Pages: 148, Paperback, Potting Shed Publications

"Write about what you know". Catherine Cookson was a phenomenon in her own lifetime. Her illegitimate origins in the Newcastle slums of the early 1900s gave no indication that she would, at the time of her death in 1998, be a bestselling novelist, known to millions as "Our Kate". Cookson worked her way out of her poverty-ridden childhood, and exorcised its worst horrors through her increasingly successful writing. Her astonishingly prodigious output--97 novels in all--was ... less info

"Write about what you know". Catherine Cookson was a phenomenon in her own lifetime. Her illegitimate origins in the Newcastle slums of the early 1900s gave no indication that she would, ... more info

Pages: 112, Edition: 1, Paperback, John Wiley & Sons less info

Pages: 112, Edition: 1, Paperback, John Wiley & Sons

Taking as its starting point the foundation of the Royal Society in 1660 , Professor Ludmilla Jordanova's survey of scientists captured in art over more than three centuries tells us equal parts about both disciplines, while with exquisite subtlety plaiting the two. Though using a "specific, yet ill-defined" group of people, her scrupulous examination of the transaction of portraiture requires it to shed layers of meaning like a Russian doll, so that what may have seemed merely a &q... less info

Taking as its starting point the foundation of the Royal Society in 1660 , Professor Ludmilla Jordanova's survey of scientists captured in art over more than three centuries tells us equal parts ab... more info

Pages: 207, Edition: 1st, Paperback, F.C.Rodger less info

Pages: 207, Edition: 1st, Paperback, F.C.Rodger

At the Abyss's author, Thomas Reed, is certainly one of the most qualified people alive to tell the real story of the Cold War. He worked at Livermore Labs as early as 1959 and was involved in designing and testing nuclear weapons, he served as Secretary of the Air Force, Director of the National Reconnaissance Office, Assistant to the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defence, and as a Special Assistant to President Reagan for National Security Policy. Even when he was not directly involved ... less info

At the Abyss's author, Thomas Reed, is certainly one of the most qualified people alive to tell the real story of the Cold War. He worked at Livermore Labs as early as 1959 and was involved in desi... more info

Edition: Unabridged, MP3 CD, Tantor Media, Inc less info

Edition: Unabridged, MP3 CD, Tantor Media, Inc

Ripe for the Picking shows how much life there is left in that perennial theme, the English Abroad. Travel books are popular, but classics such as My Family and Other Animals and A Year in Provence prove that books about English people actually living abroad are just as entertaining. Annie Hawes is an Englishwoman who has lived in a tumbledown cottage in the Ligurian hills in Italy for about a decade. In Ripe for the Picking she picks up the story of her book Extra Virgin to recount more of ... less info

Ripe for the Picking shows how much life there is left in that perennial theme, the English Abroad. Travel books are popular, but classics such as My Family and Other Animals and A Year in Provence... more info

Pages: 280, Paperback, iUniverse.com less info

Pages: 280, Paperback, iUniverse.com

Pages: 72, Paperback, Book Law Publications less info

Pages: 72, Paperback, Book Law Publications

Written in 1598, hard on the heels of the massive popular success of Henry IV Part One, Henry IV Part Two takes up where the first part finished, and completes Shakespeare's portrayal of the troubled reign of Henry IV. Rebellion has apparently been quelled, but dissension still permeates the country, and Henry is disillusioned, sick and dying. After the pace and comedy of Part One., Part Two is a much more subdued and gloomy affair. The tone is set by the early appearance of Falstaff, who rel... less info

Written in 1598, hard on the heels of the massive popular success of Henry IV Part One, Henry IV Part Two takes up where the first part finished, and completes Shakespeare's portrayal of the troubl... more info

Pages: 288, Paperback, Scratching Shed Publishing Ltd less info

Pages: 288, Paperback, Scratching Shed Publishing Ltd

After a traumatic and poverty-stricken childhood, Dilys, the heroine of Mavis Cheek's novel The Sex Life of My Aunt, has led an ideal existence for the past 30 years. Her devoted and successful husband Francis has paid the bills, kept her in fine clothes, indulged her fantasies about writing a book. She's wanted for nothing. Until one day, after a funeral, she finds herself in tears on a railway station, and a handsome young stranger offers her a handkerchief. The innocence of this brief enco... less info

After a traumatic and poverty-stricken childhood, Dilys, the heroine of Mavis Cheek's novel The Sex Life of My Aunt, has led an ideal existence for the past 30 years. Her devoted and successful hus... more 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 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