books by Barnes & Nobles (whodunits malakand timeline)

books by Barnes & Nobles

books:

Classical Whodunits Murder and Mystery from Ancient Greece and Rome

1 review

Barnes & Nobles Books, 2000

Classical Whodunits
Excellent service, prompt delivery, excellent conditon as described, packaged well. Would use again.

The Adventures of Mark Twain (Barnes & Noble Classics)
Mark Twain

Barnes & Nobles Books, 2001

PHP in Easy Steps

3 reviews
Mike McGrath

Barnes & Nobles, 2003

The only PHP reference and start-up book you need
This book is simply marvelous. It is straight forward and deals with all essential topics on PHP. This book begins with installation, configuration and testing of Apache and MySQL for the purpose of PHP. The rest of the book deals with basic PHP programming to advanced topics such as PHP & MySQL together. Every chapter of the book comes with tutorial and working code examples. Other topics ...

Middlemarch

2 reviews
George Eliot

Barnes & Nobles, 1996

Brilliant eloquence
I read Middlemarch 30 years ago for a highschool assignment. It was over my young head. Making it through the 900 pages was like climbing a mountain and back. It took me about 600 pages to get into the book, and hundreds of pages were devoted to the politics and goings on of the time - something I had little interest in. A more mature reader would probably have found that fascinating. YET - ...

Classic fairy tales

1 review
Charles Perrault

Barnes & Nobles Books, 1993

Perrault Tales with Harry Clarke Illustrations
Absolutely marvelous artwork. This is a facsimile reprint of the 1922 George G. Harrap original with 40 b&w and 12 full page colour plates by the inimicable Harry Clarke, macabre illustrator of Poe and Faust. It lends quite a twist to the old tales.

The Timeline History of Italy
Jonathan Keates

Barnes&Nobles, 2005

A chronological history of Italy which explains how this country not only became the world's first great empire but also spawned the cultural resurgence of the Renaissance.

Clutter Control: Useful Tips for Getting Rid of the Mess

1 review
Susan Wright

Barnes & Nobles, Inc., 1999

Clutter Control
A great book if you really want to get your stuff organized. It's a good,quick read, too. Excellent!

The story of the Malakand Field Force: An episode of frontier war

4 reviews
Winston Churchill

Barnes & Nobles, 1993

A valid view
This is a book which I value tremendously. Rarely are books so well written as this; and whatever Churchill wrote in 1897 in this account still holds very much true, if not more so, for the context of this narrative. Were I to write an account on this subject today, it would hardly differ from Churchill's. His opinions are still very much valid, and those who value truthful methods of ...