books about: cases     books:       Case in Point:Complete Case Interview Preparation 10th Anniversary Edition1 review Marc P Cosentino Burgee Press, 2009 Getting better and better This MBA/Consulting job Bible has been polished and is getting better and better. The fifth edition got me a job I wanted. Therefore, I updated my bible without any hesitation.             Case in Point:Complete Case Interview Preparation - 5th edition55 reviews Marc P. Cosentino Burgee Press, 2007 useful tool I enjoyed flipping through the pages of this book and just getting a feel for what Case Interviews are like. They really get you thinking in a different way about questions that one might otherwise dismiss as being impossible questions to answer. I would recommend this book to really anyone who likes to think about interesting questions.             Seeking Spirits: The Lost Cases of The Atlantic Paranormal Society21 reviews Jason Hawes, Grant Wilson, ... Pocket, 2009 What a great book! I'm a big fan of the show "Ghost Hunters" and have seen every episode so far. I bought Jason and Grant's first book called "Ghost Hunting" and really enjoyed it. When I heard that they had a new book out, I just had to buy a copy. I wasn't disappointed! I read it in 1 night and it held my interest the whole time. It's easy to read and flows well. They don't use technical terms that us laymen ...             The Case for God36 reviews Karen Armstrong Knopf, 2009 Astonishing piece of scholarship and erudition on Religion. Armstrong does it again! This book is a tour de force of astonishing scholarship, depth of insight, while offering a sweeping erudition of religion and the threads that connect the subject to the larger whole. This book brings logos and mythos together not as a polemic but demonstrates the integral nature which unites the world's great religions. Further, the author takes on the major ...             The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus681 reviews Lee Strobel Zondervan, 1998 Some listed a 11 cents This book took apologetics down a unique street. Stobel did a great job. And that's my 2 cents worth - as of today you can buy a copy for 11 cents - amazing.             Worst Case James Patterson, Michael Ledwidge Little, Brown and Company, 2010 Best case: survival The son of one of New York's wealthiest families is snatched off the street and held hostage. His parents can't save him, because this kidnapper isn't demanding money. Instead, he quizzes his prisoner on the price others pay for his life of luxury. In this exam, wrong answers are fatal. Worst case: death Detective Michael Bennett leads the investigation. With ten kids of his own, he can't begin to understand what could ...             Case Files Internal Medicine, Third Edition (LANGE Case Files)21 reviews Eugene Toy, John Patlan McGraw-Hill Medical, 2009 outstanding Case Files Internal Medicine was soooo helpful to me during IM rotation. Really helped me prepare for exam. Really brings things together in an easy to understand way. Highly recommended.             The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook202 reviews Joshua Piven Chronicle Books, 1999 How to survive anything!! First off, before I get to the review, I have to say that this is a great read! It does inform a lot, but it's also funny. Sure, some of the things may seem far fetched and you'll never have to use them. That being said, some of them could come in useful. The one that jumps out at most useful is if your car is sinking. That was a very interesting read. Some others are could be useful, but a lot ...             The Case for Faith: A Journalist Investigates the Toughest Objections to Christianity234 reviews Lee Strobel Zondervan, 2000 The Case for Faith by Lee Strobel The book was in good shape and it is an invaluable apologetic resource.             The Case for a Creator: A Journalist Investigates Scientific Evidence That Points Toward God237 reviews Lee Strobel Zondervan, 2005 Good Basic Overview This is a good book for an overview for the evidence in favor of a creator and refute some arguements against naturalism. It is not as in-depth as some people would like and it is not intended to be a balanced view between the creationist and naturalist positions, neither of which are intended. Good for the beginner apologist.             Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges, Limited Edition42 reviews Antonin Scalia, Bryan A. Garner West, 2008 Every Attorney should purchase this book! Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges is a amazing book that I the pleasure to read. I will recommend this book. It is a very complete book that actually gives many example to understand different strategy. Every Attorney should purchase this book! Raphael S. Barchichat             The Case for the Real Jesus: A Journalist Investigates Current Attacks on the Identity of Christ84 reviews Lee Strobel Zondervan, 2009 Just the facts I must admit that when I first read "The Case for Christ" I was impressed with the sincerity of Lee Strobel's pursuit of the truth. Subsequently, I read his other works on The Case for Faith, the Case for the Creator and The Case for the Resurrection. His fact based and logical approach led me to a more academic pursuits. His modus operendi of seeking out top notch scholars and asking them tough ...             The Case for Christ & The Case for Faith (two books in one)1 review Lee Strobel Zondervan, 2007 super fast This was at my door in just a matter of days with standard shipping. Perfect new condition.             Nana Cracks the Case!5 reviews Kathleen Lane Chronicle Books, 2009 Crazy Fun Grandma I bought this book for my eight year old niece, and she loved it. I loved it too. The way Nana and the kids do everything but follow the plotline they're supposed to follow is utterly charming. And there are so many funny little things. I just opened it up to take a look before wrapping it, and I ended up reading the whole thing. Now when I see my niece she always makes an excuse to say, "I ...             Case Files Family Medicine, Second Edition (LANGE Case Files)1 review Eugene Toy, Donald Briscoe, ... McGraw-Hill Medical, 2009 Good review for the beginning of clinical rotation I purchased this book because one of the authors is the director of the family medicine clerkship at my medical school. The book is a great introduction to family medicine and the most common patient cases you will see in the clinic. The book focuses more on clinical diagnosis and disease management than it does on pathophysiology, so if you want disease process details, you will need to ...             Case Files Pediatrics, Third Edition (LANGE Case Files)10 reviews Eugene Toy, Robert Yetman, ... McGraw-Hill Medical, 2009 Definitely worth the money! The Lange case files books are great, the pediatric one included. Putting this information into a case really helps make it memorable and manageable.             The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook (Worst Case Scenario)17 reviews Joshua Piven, David Borgenicht Chronicle Books, 2007 The Complete Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook This purchase was a good one. Everything in order, got it on time, love the book. Couldn't be better             Case Files Psychiatry, Third Edition (LANGE Case Files)13 reviews Eugene Toy, Debra Klamen McGraw-Hill Medical, 2009 case files review this is a very good book. It reinforces what i am learning on the psych wards             The Case for Books: Past, Present, and Future2 reviews Robert Darnton PublicAffairs, 2009 The Case for Books After reading Robert Darnton's book The Case for Books: Past, Present and Future I would recommend it for every bibliophile's "books to read" list. Darnton is not only the director of the Harvard library, he is also a historian who has devoted a great deal of time and energy to the history of books, writing, printing and reading. The book provides an overview of the subject without trying to do ...             A Bad Case of Stripes117 reviews David Shannon Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 A good lesson for eating lima beans This beautifully illustrated book gives parents and teachers a lot of discussion points for helping children accept differences and accept themselves. Camilla loves lima beans, but doesn't eat them because the other kids don't like them. She doesn't want to be different. Unfortunately she wakes up for the first day of school with a bad case of the stripes. 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