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The Little Book of Washing Lines: Little Books with Big Ideas (Little Books): Little Books with Big Ideas (Little Books)by: Melanie Roan, Marion Taylor January 01, 2005 |
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The Little Book of Dough: Little Books with Big Ideas (Little Books): Little Books with Big Ideas (Little Books)by: Lynn Garner, Melanie Roan, Marion Taylor October 01, 2004 |
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OSCEs for Nurses: Single User Version: v. 1by: Sally Richardson, Carol Forham-Clarke May 01, 2007 |
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Windmillsby: Sally Taylor February 25, 2000 |
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This authoritatively written and lavishly 70 colour and black/white illustrated book is a great tribute to the traditional windmill and modern day turbine. A fabulous book, well worthy of your collection! >>More Details |
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Culture Shock! France: A Guide to Customs and Etiquetteby: Sally Adamson Taylor January 01, 2000 |
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I bought this book as I thought it might make for an interesting reading and I might recommend it to family, friends and students (I am a teacher of French, who also happens to be French). I cannot comment on the fun facts and figures in this book as I have neither the means nor the inclination to go and check them out... but there are so many typos and spelling mistakes in French that I would not advise to solely rely on this book to go and talk in the street whilst in France. In other respects, this is a fun book and I have enjoyed reading so much that is oh so true about my own culture! although there might still a bit of cliche but hey, France is a big country and I have not one to pretend I know it that well. Read More: >>More Details |
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The Celtic Book of Living and Dying: The Illustrated Guide to Celtic Wisdomby: Juliette Wood 2000-10 |
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I bought this book as I thought it might make for an interesting reading and I might recommend it to family, friends and students (I am a teacher of French, who also happens to be French). I cannot comment on the fun facts and figures in this book as I have neither the means nor the inclination to go and check them out... but there are so many typos and spelling mistakes in French that I would not advise to solely rely on this book to go and talk in the street whilst in France. In other respects, this is a fun book and I have enjoyed reading so much that is oh so true about my own culture! although there might still a bit of cliche but hey, France is a big country and I have not one to pretend I know it that well. Read More: >>More Details |
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The Truth of "Buffy": Essays on Fiction Illuminating Realityby: Sally Emmons-Featherston, Jim Ford, Carolyn Anne Taylor November 15, 2008 |
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I bought this book as I thought it might make for an interesting reading and I might recommend it to family, friends and students (I am a teacher of French, who also happens to be French). I cannot comment on the fun facts and figures in this book as I have neither the means nor the inclination to go and check them out... but there are so many typos and spelling mistakes in French that I would not advise to solely rely on this book to go and talk in the street whilst in France. In other respects, this is a fun book and I have enjoyed reading so much that is oh so true about my own culture! although there might still a bit of cliche but hey, France is a big country and I have not one to pretend I know it that well. Read More: >>More Details |
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No Trouble at Allby: Sally Grindley, Neal Layton 2002-05 |
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With the same wonderful illustrations as Run Rabbit Run this story concerns two little bears who are being "baby sat" by their adoring grandfather. Whilst he is downstairs reading they are up to all sort of mischief and each page is a really interesting contrast of his trust in them and their good natured naughtiness. All grown ups will smile at the antics and little children will laugh out loud as they see how the bears manage to fool him into thinking they are little angels. Our 2 1/2 year old daughter loves this story and has had it out twice from the library. >>More Details |
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A Little Bit of Troubleby: Sally Grindley August 12, 2004 |
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With the same wonderful illustrations as Run Rabbit Run this story concerns two little bears who are being "baby sat" by their adoring grandfather. Whilst he is downstairs reading they are up to all sort of mischief and each page is a really interesting contrast of his trust in them and their good natured naughtiness. All grown ups will smile at the antics and little children will laugh out loud as they see how the bears manage to fool him into thinking they are little angels. Our 2 1/2 year old daughter loves this story and has had it out twice from the library. >>More Details |
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Embodied Selves: An Anthology of Psychological Texts 1830-1890from: Clarendon Press February 26, 1998 |
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With the same wonderful illustrations as Run Rabbit Run this story concerns two little bears who are being "baby sat" by their adoring grandfather. Whilst he is downstairs reading they are up to all sort of mischief and each page is a really interesting contrast of his trust in them and their good natured naughtiness. All grown ups will smile at the antics and little children will laugh out loud as they see how the bears manage to fool him into thinking they are little angels. Our 2 1/2 year old daughter loves this story and has had it out twice from the library. >>More Details |
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