Research writing, especially in our electronic age, is one of the most challenging and potentially daunting tasks people undertake. In addition to learning how to work with abundant resources, researchers must negotiate many voices, seek out expertise in many forms and places, and use sophisticated electronic research tools with confidence. Luckily, this book is here to help. Written through the collaboration of a librarian, classroom teacher and a rhetoric scholar, this book guides readers through the research process and the role of cyberspace in a user-friendly way. It treats research as a process beginning with invention and exploration, and integrates current technology, research methods, and evaluation of sources to help readers construct cohesive and responsible research papers. The book covers both APA and MLA styles of documentation, with sample papers in each style, and treats both library and electronic research techniques as integral steps in the process. Also included are observation and interview research, real-life scenarios and ways to help the researcher/writer find his or her own voice. Anyone who needs to conduct research.

Research Writing in the Information Age

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Foreign Language Study & Reference

Allyn&Bacon

Private Lies (Mills & Boon Sensual) (Sensual Romance)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Harlequin, Mills & Boon

Three fathers find unexpected romance and passion when they attend the Daddy School, in a charming trio of stories that includes Father Found, in which Jamie McCoy, the writer of "Guy Stuff," finds a baby girl on his doorstep and calls the Daddy School's Allison Winslow for advice, as well as Father Christmas and Father of Two. Reprint.

Father Knows Best (By Request 3'S)

Romance

Contemporary

HARLEQUIN)

Two complete novels in one magical holiday volume include Judith Arnold's Comfort and Joy, in which Jesse Lawson, a legal-aid lawyer, feels that Christmas is an unnecessary distraction until he meets Robin Greer and her little boy, and Pamela Browning's Merry Christmas, Baby, in which a freak winter storm brings together Jake Travis, an abandoned baby, and a stunning stranger. Reprint.

All They Want for Christmas: Comfort and Joy / Merry Christmas, Baby

Browning, Pamela

Her children are throwing a party for her fiftieth birthday. Ellie Frost will pretend that everything is fine. She'll pretend she's celebrating, not mourning. That all the children are still there, in her house as they are in her memories. That she and Curt are still in love, not on the verge of signing divorce papers. But her facade is about to be stripped away, laying bare her heart and soul. Curt and Ellie's marriage collapsed under the weight of their mutual grief—and her private despair. They lost not only a child, but the core of trust that made their relationship rock-solid. For one night, thrown closer together than they've been for months, Ellie and Curt confront the betrayals and guilt that have eaten away at their life together. But with love as the foundation, their "home on Hope Street" still stands—they just need the courage to cross the threshold again.

Hope Street: An Anthology

United States

Lady In The Mirror (Bachelor Arms)

The most beautiful hotel in New Orleans, and someone's out to destroy it. The party at the Hotel Marchand is in full swing when all the lights suddenly go out. What does head of security Mac Jensen do first? He's torn between two jobs — protecting the guests at Hotel Marchand and keeping Julie Sullivan safe. Mac knows Julie has no idea that he took the job at the hotel in order to act as her bodyguard. But now he feels a loyalty to both the hotel and the Marchand women who run it. As for Julie, she's being harassed by someone from her past...and what Mac feels for her is anything but professional. A woman to protect. A hotel to secure. And no idea who's determined to harm them.

In the Dark (Hotel Marchand, 1)

Harlequin Hotel Marchand

"Joelle and Bobby…I'm aware my visit might have been difficult for you."Difficult? In fact, nothing would ever be the sameagain for Joelle Webber and Bobby DiFranco. They'dcome a long way from their hardscrabble beginnings.They'd built careers, raised a wonderful daughter andtwo fine sons. Shaped a life rich with layers of trust andunderstanding, just like the carefully laid stones of thegarden walls Bobby builds for his clients.And their life together would have remained solid if notfor the unexpected intrusion of a former boyfriend ofJoelle's and the long-buried secret he unearths. Bobbyand Joelle have leaned on each other through countlesscrises, but now the very foundation of their marriage hascrumbled. Can they put it back together one more time?Can they once again find a haven in their marriage bed—theone place above all where a husband and wife should be honestand loving with each other?

The Marriage Bed

Harlequin Everlasting Love

Evan Myers, divorced father of two, needs a baby-sitter fast to get him through a work crunch just before Christmas. He also needs a few Daddy School lessons to help him cope with his kids--their secrecy and odd behavior have really got him scratching

'Tis the Season: The Daddy School (Harlequin Superromance No. 952)

Hush, Little Baby by Judith Arnold released on Mar 23, 2001 is available now for purchase.

Hush, Little Baby: The Daddy School (Harlequin Superromance No. 979)

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