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books by Tony Arnold

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3 reviews
Tony Arnold

Inkwell Productions, 2002

An incrediable journey!
We're all searching for answers in our lives no matter what `stage of life' we're in. We wonder why we're miserable, unhappy, why we have low self-confidence or why we feel we're getting nowhere. Sometimes we think we know the answer, but as time grows we find out that our unhappiness is based on things we would never have thought possible. We go to therapists, psychologists or counsellors to ...

Introduction to Materials Management

11 reviews
J. R. Tony Arnold

Prentice Hall, 1997

Well worth the money.
I own the 4th edition. I had to make a comment after amazon recommended the 5th. This is a great book. Originally, i was PO'ed at the price. Especially when you get it and its quite thin compared to many texts. I had to get it for APICS. Once you start reading it you find it cuts through all waste. This is not a padded book. It explains concepts in a brief, direct manner. Most importantly ...

Horrible Science
Nick Arnold

Scholastic, 2002

This book explains the whys of science at about a 3rd grade level. Included are many cartoon type segments to explain such unusual questions as what holds your eyeball in, how lazers burn your skin etc.

The Seriously Squishy Science Book (Horrible Science) (Horrible Science)
Tony De Saulles Nick Arnold

Scholastic, 2007

Introduction to Materials Management, 5th edition (Paperback), Arnold, Chapman
Tony Arnold, 2007

Introduction to Materials Management, 5th edition (Paperback), Arnold, Chapman Binding: Paperback

Introduction to Materials Management (2004 Low Price Edition)
J. R. Tony Arnold, Stephen N. Chapman

Pearson E, 2004

An introductory text written for students in community colleges and universities; used in technical programs, such as industrial engineering and manufacturing engineering; in business programs; and by those already in industry, whether or not they are working in materials management. APICS recomments this text as a reference for certification preparation for various CPIM exams. Text is used in production and inventory control societies in other ...

Blood, Bones and Body Bits (Horrible Science) (Horrible Science)

8 reviews
Nick Arnold

Scholastic, 2008

Blood,Bones and Body Bits
I believe this book has to be one of the best science books in the biz. It got me wondering all about the body and how it works. It's a must read if you love science or even if you cringe at the word, it will make horrible science come alive.

Fatal Forces (Horrible Science)

2 reviews
Nick Arnold

Scholastic, 2008

GREAT FOR RELUCTANT LEARNERS
My 11 year old son loves all of the "Horrible Science" series, and has read them multiple times. We just discovered that there is a companion series called "Horrible Histories" by a different author, but in the same style. I hope they will equal the educational and entertainment value of the science books.

Vertex magazine April 1975 (Volume 3, Number 1)
William Rotsler, Jr. Joseph F. Patrouch, ...

Vertex / Mankind Publishing Company, 1975

Articles in this issue: FICTION "Surprise Party" by William Rotsler (illus. by George Barr) "Northshield's Triumverate" by Joseph F. Patrouch, Jr. (illus. by Rodger McGowan) The Spurious President" by Larry Eisenberg (illus. by Monte Rogers) "Glass Beads" by Mildred Downey Broxton (illus. by Alicia Austin) The Eyes of the Blind" by Rachell Cosgrove Payes (illus. by Alicia Austin) "Mission of Honor" by Donald J. Pfeil (illus. by Stevan ...

Angry Animals (Horrible Science)

1 review
Nick Arnold

Scholastic Hippo, 2005

Very good!
My 11 year old says: In my opinion, the best part of this book was that Terry Deary made the book into a sort of competition between animals. Which animal kills the most people and other fellow animals? This book contains facts and true stories about crocodiles, snakes, elephants, sharks, lions, etc. etc. And who turns out to be the winner of Most Savage Animal? Read and find out.

Bulging Brains (Horrible Science)
Nick Arnold

Scholastic, 2008

Decade of Teal: 10 Years With the San Jose Sharks (2001, 10th Anniversary)
Ken; Tony Khing Arnold

Woodford Publishing, Inc., 2001

10th Anniversary of The San Jose Sharks celebrated in photos and interviews.

Nasty Nature (Horrible Science)

5 reviews
Nick Arnold

Scholastic, 2008

FANTASTIC!!!
This was a GREAT book! It told about meny diffrent animals doing really strange things. It even had a key to what dogs and cats faces' mean. This book had much more then that, like what sharks do, the best mother, diffrent typs of animals, and a lot more! You should buy this book!!