books about: blackwell     books:       How the Immune System Works39 reviews Lauren M Sompayrac Wiley-Blackwell, 1999 Wonderful primer This text provides a wonderful overview to immunology principles, and serves as a great introduction to the material. Sompayrac simplifies concepts and gives commonplace visual examples that you will never forget. For undergraduate work, this text may suffice, but easily finds its place alongside graduate texts as a primer.             Blood is Thicker (Bluford High Series #8)15 reviews Paul Langan, D. M. Blackwell Scholastic Paperbacks, 2007 Blood Is Thicker "That's it Savon barked, charging Hakeem like an enraged lion." This book is called Blood is Thicker by Paul Langan and D.M Blackwell. This book takes place in a low class suburb in Detroit Michigan. It is about a boy named Hakeem who moves from California to Detroit because, his father is very sick and they cannot afford there house so, they come live with their uncle. Savon is Hakeems ...             The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn23 reviews Wiley-Blackwell, 2008 Detailed and enlightening about Anne Boleyn! If one is looking for mere entertainment, this is not the book to buy. I thoroughly enjoyed "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" written by Antonia Fraser, which contained only the most necessary historical facts in order to present the six Queens properly. When I have given Eric Ives' book five stars, it's because this is probably the most detailed and enlightening book ever written about Anne ...             Guide to Econometrics39 reviews Peter Kennedy Blackwell Publishers, 1998 best together with Greene's <> This is a great book. But buy it for the right reason. All by itself, not as useful as a lot of the reviews suggests. This has to be used together with Greene's < >. It suppliment a lot of the formulae with ideas and reasons. But it is light on formula by itself, and you can not use it as a reference. This is a explain book, tells you why we should do it this way, what to caution/watch for, ...             A Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory (Language Library)23 reviews J.A. Cuddon Blackwell Pub, 1991 Very helpful! Literary terms can get a bit tricky after a while. This was very useful. Discriptive but concise.             Simply Classic: A Collection of Recipes to Celebrate the Northwest20 reviews The Junior League of Seattle, 2002 A Must-Have This is a really wonderful cookbook which I have owned for years. I often go back to it to discover new recipes, as well as my tried-and-true favorites. Add it to your cookbook library! A+             The Widow of Larkspur Inn (The Gresham Chronicles, Book 1)31 reviews Lawanna Blackwell Northstar Audio Books Inc, 2000 Great Series I just love this series. I've read it many times and decided to purchase it off Amazon for my own. Lawana Blackwell has a unique style of writing that makes you feel like you are actually in the time period. Her other books are great as well. Check them out.             The Turbine Pilot's Flight Manual: Includes Aircraft Systems CD-ROM20 reviews Gregory N. Brown, Mark Holt Blackwell Publishing, 2001 A "must read" BEFORE ground school for your first turbojet or turboprop I've flown for 30 years, always in pistons. Recently I went to Flight Safety for a week of training on the Cessna Caravan. My background is in electrical engineering, not engines, so I knew I desperately needed some understanding of turboprop engines before I arrived. Not only did I learn the details of the engines, I learned about how some things on the electrical side are done differently than ...             The 5-Minute Veterinary Consult: Canine and Feline Additional 1st16 reviews Larry P. Tilley Wiley-Blackwell, 2004 Great!! I'm a veterinary medicine student & I found this book very useful! it's worth buying it!             MRI in Practice21 reviews Catherine Westbrook, Carolyn Kaut Blackwell Science, 1998 You only need this one book! I just recently passed the MRI registry thanks to this one book. I've been an MRI Tech for over 22 years and this book was very good in breaking down the Physics associated with MRI. The authors prove to the world that being a MRI Tech is definitely more than just "pushing buttons"!             The Labor Progress Handbook: Early Interventions to Prevent and Treat Dystocia12 reviews Penny Simkin, Ruth S. Ancheta Blackwell Publishers, 2000 Excellent Handbook! The Labor Progress Handbook, though a bit pricey, is an excellent book. It contains a tons of labor information and is complete with many illustrations. It's a nice compact size, which makes it easy to carry with you (great for doulas, midwives, etc.). I love it!             Catherine's Heart9 reviews Lawana Blackwell Bethany House publishers, 2002 A must read for young girls... I have been a fan of Lawana Blackwell for about 4 or 5 years now, and I've learned that you can't go wrong with her books. Catherine's Heart is no exception. This was probably the hardest book for me to get through, not because it was poorly written by any means (I sometimes think that Blackwell could re-write my phone book and it would be an interesting read), but because of the story. As a ...             Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training, Vol. 1: Adaptation and Learning11 reviews Steven R. Lindsay Wiley-Blackwell, 2000 A must for those who value science-based research! I'm not a professional trainer, just a lifelong owner of multiple dogs. I also volunteer at a humane society, so I interact with a wide range of dogs on a non-professional level. Material in this book helps provide the foundation for understanding what trainers are doing and why it may work--or not! If you plan to be a professional, this book is a must. The only downside to this book for ...             Trees of the Northern United States and Canada10 reviews John Laird Farrar Wiley-Blackwell, 1991 Great Field Guide This is a great book to help with the identification of tree specimens that you find in our northern forests. Beautifully illustrated, with pictures of leaves (and fall color), flowers, fruits, and the bark of both mature and young trees, Farrar really provides horticultural enthusiasts with all the tools they need to make correct identifications (in most cases, of course). In addition to the ...             Universal Cards Angelically Inspired11 reviews Juliet Jaffra Hubbs Blackwell*publishers A Treasure These are my favorite cards. I just bought a new set from AngelStar because my original set is in such bad shape from many years of use. I love the wisdom and inspiration that they impart. There are many ways to use the cards, pages 20 through 25 includes many different ideas. Page 26 and 27 contains a fabulous meditation that I used for so many years that I now have it memorized. I customized it ...             Happiness: Unlocking the Mysteries of Psychological Wealth11 reviews Ed Diener, Robert Biswas-Diener Wiley-Blackwell, 2008 Happiness, as simple as possible, but not simpler... Does money buy happiness? Does religion make you happy? What about marriage or children? What are the benefits of happiness? Is happiness genetically determined? Can you be too happy? If you want an easy one-sentence sound bite answer to questions like these, stop reading. If however you are interested in a well-balanced scientific view on the matter, you might want to take a second look at ...             Plumb's Veterinary Drug Handbook, CD-ROM Version15 reviews Donald C. Plumb Wiley-Blackwell, 2005 Invaluable Resource All 5 doctors in our practice refer to this book multiple times each day. There is now a newer edition that we recently received that is even better!!!             Caesar: Politician and Statesman9 reviews Matthias Gelzer Blackwell Publishers, 1968 Fascinating.... Republic scholars must read! If you are interested in the final years of the Roman Republic or Julius Caesar, this book is for you. I first read Anthony Everitt's Cicero (which I liked) and it's brief discussions of Caesar were enough to pique my interest in further study of Caesar. After researching a bit, Gelzer's biography seemed to be the most lauded- and having read it- rightly so. The level of detail in ...             Grooks IV14 reviews Piet Hein Blackwell Publishers, 1973 This series deserves to be read! I read (and owned) this whole series when they first came out, and got in the habit of buying extra copies to give deserving friends. Unfortunately I only still have the first three, due to the trials of moving :-( It boggles my mind that they are no longer in print, as the wit and wisdom contained in these slender volumes belies the brevity of their format. I heard a rumor that they are going ...             The hunting of the snark12 reviews Lewis Carroll Printed at the Shakespeare Head Press and sold by Blackwell, 1936 Agony? Hardly! Nonsense poems can easily miss the mark Yet, this masterpiece has that spark. "How do you kill a _____?", you ask To find the answer was the hunters' task. "What was their fate?", you wonder Did they ever catch their elusive plunder? A paragon of haunting Carollian lore Be in no doubt that you'll finish wanting more. 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