books about: professor     books:       The Theory of Money and Credit (The Bedford series of economic handbooks)8 reviews Ludwig Von Mises Jonathan Cape (London), 1934 The Genesis of Modern Austrian Economics The Theory of Money and Credit is the foundation of modern Austrian Economics. The central contribution of this book is its application of marginal utility theory to money. Mises takes a micro-analytic approach to money that differs from the Hume-Fischer-Friedman Quantity Theory significantly. Of course there is some truth in the Quantity Theory. The Quantity Theory also teaches some lessons ...             Scrap City: Scrapbooking for Urban Divas and Small Town Rebels13 reviews Paul Gambino Sixth&Spring Books, 2006 Not your average scrapbooking book! I loved this book because it provided a glance into lives of scrapbookers who are not the stereotypical "soccer mom" type of scrapbookers. It was truly a breath of fresh air to see scrapbooking pages from strippers, a woman in a rock band, tattoos, and a woman in a burlesque show. Another great thing about this book is that not only does it have a wide variety of scrappers showcased, but it ...             Professor Wormbog in Search for the Zipperump-a-Zoo9 reviews School Specialty Publishing, 2001 Wonderful, Charming Book! This was one of my favorite books when I was a child. As I got older, it was passed on to my sibilings, and when I worked with children, they all loved it. This book has it all: humor, adventure, great storytelling, and memorable characters. If you are looking for a whimsical, fun book that's good for the whole family, this is it. (If you're one of us, too, that's in your twenties and ...             Professor Angelicus Visits the Big Blue Ball9 reviews L.B.B. Ward MumbleFish Books, 2004 Wonderful Hope For Our kids' Futures Professor Angelicus brought my kids (and me) a surprisingly thorough environmental education and actual HOPE for the future - all within a fantastic adventure. I can't wait to read it to my littlest one in three years. Completely recommended!             The Wizard of "IS": The Short, Ugly Story of the Impeachment of Billy Jeff Clinton and His Trailer Park ...10 reviews Professor Jerry Mander J. Mander Press], 1999 Tounge-in-cheek Professor Jerry Mander's tounge-in-cheek 'review' of President Clinton's approach to President of The United States is an entertaining and enlightening view of today's politics. Very right-winged, the book is chock full of tidbits from the controversial Starr Report as well as pertinent stories, facts, and related conjecture. Not for the faint-of-heart or liberal minded or those others in ...             The Professors' Wives' Club13 reviews NAL, 2008 A great read I loved the women in this book. They're the kind of girls you want to spend a few hours and a few bottles of chianti with. It's a fun, entertaining read with some real literary chops to boot. I loved the Poe mystery and how the author wove it so seamlessly into the plot. The setting was magical, it made me long for my NYU days!             Rekindling Your Spirit: A Spiritual Journey Into Personal Change, Intimacy, and Sexuality10 reviews Pastor Paul F. Singh a Christian psychologist who has also been a guest lecturer for the nationwide "Meet the Expert" series at the Mayo Clinic and an adjunct professor in Biblical Counseling at Northwestern College. www.RekindlingYourSpirit.com Lantern Publishing, 2006 Freedom and Healing You will see yourself in these pages. I have. You will see the struggles you've been facing ... the ones that most of us don't know how to put into words ... brought out into the light. Paul Singh helps us get a clear view of what is at the core of the issues we face, and even more importantly, where and how to find the freedom and healing we all so deeply desire. Most of us need help for ...             Imbibe!: From Absinthe Cocktail to Whiskey Smash, a Salute in Stories and Drinks to "Professor" Jerry Thomas, ...10 reviews David Wondrich Perigee Trade, 2007 "A cat can gaze upon a king..." "...and after a Dry Martini or a Sazerac Cocktail or two, we're all cats." This beautiful, marvelous book is the best book I've read this year. It is part biography, part history and part mixology. If you enjoy the odd cocktail or two, you owe a measure of thanks to Jerry Thomas, the "professor". In the latter half of the 19th century, Jerry (now that I feel like I know the man) perfected ...             Professor Wormbog in Search for the Zipperump-A-Zoo19 reviews Mercer Mayer Goldencraft, 1976 Great Entertainment! This book is as much fun for the adult reading to the child as it is for the child. The artwork is incredible. The story line reminds us that the grass is NOT always greener on the otherside, that sometimes what you are seeking in life is right in your own back yard. I read this to my children 20 years ago, to friends children 10 years ago. Now I would love to read it to my grandaughter, ...             Professor Parrot Speaks Spanish: Learn Spanish With Songs, Dances, Games And Puppets (Sound Beginnings)9 reviews Sound Beginnings Sound Beginnings, 2003 Surprisingly Effective! Bought this for a 5 year old who has surprised us all with her yen to learn to languages. Spanish seems to be the one that intrigues her the most, so I thought we would work on it. After the first viewing of the film, she picked up on how to greet someone and her numbers. She would rather watch this DVD than Nemo, any of the Princesses or Curious George. Well worth the money!             2 Guys 3 Girls and a Mad Professor5 reviews Ravindra Godse Himalayan Books, 2003 Bombay Mere Hai 2 guys 3 girls and a mad Professor by Ravindra Godse If you are looking for a paperback providing a rare mixture of dry humour, a most intriguing plot, an insight into the intricacies of modern-day Indian culture, and a relaxing reading material, you need not go far. Just get hold of the Himalaya Books publication 2 guys 3 girls and a mad Professor by Ravindra Godse. You might be reminded of ...             THE ACT OF CREATION6 reviews Arthur (foreword by Professor Sir Cyril Burt) Koestler Pan Piper Books, 1970 A rare masterpiece connecting the dots of insightful thought A fascinating read for the person who steps back and wonders - it gives glimpses and answers through an integrated body of research and a graceful and insightful fireside chat about it all. One of my all time favourite books. I can hardly wait to read it again!             How to Have Fun without Failing Out: 430 Tips from a College Professor7 reviews Robert Gilbert HCI, 2007 A Necessity for anyone considering higher education As a parent Dr. Gilbert's book did 2 things for me. I received a great education on how to wisely guide my children. AND I can use the book as an 'authority' when giving my college bound kids some key insights on how to succeed to the highest degree. This compilation of gems is truly an 'instant' classic.             The Deathly Hallows Lectures: The Hogwarts Professor Explains the Final Harry Potter Adventure7 reviews John Granger Zossima Press, 2008 An "eye-opening" read You don't have to be an authority on Dante, C.S.Lewis, or William Shakespeare to get your head around John Granger's latest book, *The Deathly Hallows Lectures*. The purpose of DHL is to introduce and enlighten the reader as to the many layers of symbolism in Harry Potter's journey/defeat over Lord Voldemort. The HogWarts Professor writes in an easy-to-read style that combines his quirky ...             Getting the Best Out of College: A Professor, a Dean, & a Student Tell You How to Maximize Your Experience8 reviews Peter Feaver, Sue Wasiolek, ... Ten Speed Press, 2008 Helpful - Hopeful - Humorous I enjoyed reading this book as well as learning what it had to say. The insights from the writers are helpful as a parent. My son is reading it now and I have given it to two new grad's. Simple, focused, funny and insightful. The obvious insights in the book are great for a parent who wants to share their college wisdom but time or communicatin may be an issue. It is modern with current ...             Jake the Snake (Professor Hooper's Library)8 reviews Professor Hooper Professor Hooper Place, Limited, 1996 A school librarian whose students LOVE Jake I am a librarian in the Chicago public school system. My students absolutley LOVE Jake! They have gone through two copies in one year. I have ordered a large number of Jake books for the library system. The writing is clever, the pictures are cute, and the moral is welcome. I hope Prof. Hooper writes some more books, because he has a fan club in Chicago.             Brewster the Rain-Makin' Rooster (A Professor Wigglestix Book)6 reviews Tim Ross Eakin Press, 1999 FUN STUFF! As an elementary teacher I'm always on the hunt for exceptional books for our reading times...on a tip from another teacher I found Brewster the Rain Makin' Rooster...my kids loved the writing and the beautiful illustrations...I highly recommend this book!             The Distinguished Jurist's Primer Volume II5 reviews Ibn Rushd, Professor Imran Nyazee Garnet Publishing, Ltd., 2000 Most valuable resource Even if you have several books of Islamic law, this book is extremely valuable for two main reasons. First, it outlines the positions of the major schools and the sources and reasoning they use to arrive at those positions. Second, and more importantly, Ibn Rushd (Averroes to most of his European admirers) explains the divergence of views among the schools on the basis of the different ...             California Cottage Style5 reviews Ann Zimmerman, Scot Zimmerman Sterling/Chapelle, 2003 Nine California Style Cottages Nine different California communities of well-loved cottages through photographs are accompanied by text to reflect a time, a place, and a need for shelter, as well as available building materials, traditions and collective memories of their builders and owners in this charming 144 page book. You can understand the duel forces of the charm and challenges of cottage living from brilliant ...             Professors As Writers7 reviews Robert Boice New Forums Pr, 1990 Advice that really works Face it, all of us academics would like to think that someday a muse will descend upon us and infuse us with the capability to write the great work in our field without self-doubt, procrastination, etc. Boice shows empirical evidence that demonstrates these hopes are in vain (which is no big surprise to anyone), but even better, he provides the solution: writing is like physical exercise--the ...              search for books absinthe, adventure, angelicus, beginnings, brewster, california, cocktail, creation, distinguished, experience, explains, featuring, handbooks, hogwarts, impeachment, intimacy, lectures, maximize, personal, presidency, professor, professors, rain-makin, rekindling, scrapbooking, sexuality, spiritual, wigglestix, zipperump, zipperump-a-zoo books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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