books by Adrienne Richard (contrasts adrienne approach)

books by Adrienne Richard

books:

11 reviews
Eve Bunting, Richard DeRosa

Scholastic, 1991

Ms. Wirey's Class Book Review
This book is about Thanksgiving. We all thought that this book was really funny. We learned that having friends is good. Our class learned some new words. The book told us what happens at Thanksgiving. Everyone one should read this good book.

Lonely Planet Western Europe

24 reviews
Mark Armstrong, Adrienne Costanzo, ...

Lonely Planet, 1994

Europe bound
In planning our trip to England, France and Spain, this book has been tremendously useful. There are endless resources (thankfully, online resources too) which have proven helpful. The maps are also important and valuable tools. I recommend this series of books for those embarking on a European vacation.

Epilepsy: A New Approach

17 reviews
Adrienne Richard, Joel Reiter

Walker & Company, 1995

A Classic "Must Read" for epilepsy patients, their families and friends and health care providers
In spite of no new edition for ten years, this book is still highly relevent. The information on medication is a bit dated but everything else seems to be timeless. In a world full of medical miracles people often expect a simple solution to their medical problems; i.e., "take a pill and everything will be alright." With epilepsy that is often not the case. There is so much more to the ...

The accomplice;: A novel
Adrienne Richard

Little, Brown, 1973

Hoping to get better acquainted with his archaeologist father, fifteen-year-old Benjy joins him on a dig in Israel but only complicates the situation by becoming involved in an Arab terrorist plot.

The Very Rich Hours of Adrienne Monnier

1 review
Adrienne Monnier

Bison Books, 1996

An excellent view of Paris at its peak in this century.
Adrienne Monnier was one of the hidden focal points of the Lost Generation in Paris. Her bookstore, La Maison des Amis des Livres, was a meeting place for some of the most famous authors of the time and their fans. Joyce, Hemingway, Gide, Colette and Eliot were among her many associates in the literary world. In addition, she was in many ways a trailblazer. She opened her bookstore in 1915, at a ...

Frames, Fields, and Contrasts: New Essays in Semantic and Lexical Organization

Lawrence Erlbaum, 1992

Recently, there has been a surge of interest in the lexicon. The demand for a fuller and more adequate understanding of lexical meaning required by developments in computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, and cognitive science has stimulated a refocused interest in linguistics, psychology, and philosophy. Different disciplines have studied lexical structure from their own vantage points, and because scholars have only intermittently ...