Describes the features of the new version of the WordPerfect word processing program, shows how to create, edit, and print documents, and discusses macros, short cuts, and professional touches

The First Book of Wordperfect 5.1

Barnes, Kate

Miller, Kate

Computers & Technology

Sams.

The first book of WordPerfect for Windows

Winner's Guide to Sega Genesis

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

Hayden Books

Offers an in-depth look at the human body, including the heart, skin, skeleton, and the systems that make our bodies function.

Inside the Human Body (An Inside Look)

Children's Books

Gareth Stevens Pub.

Poems set in Maine examine friendship, loneliness, sexuality, family relations, and the relationship between people and nature

Where the Deer Were: Poems

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

David R Godine Pub

Using Multimate Advantage

Business & Money

Skills

Que Pub

A bright, crisp, clean, AS NEW copy. Wood engravings by Siri Beckman. Softbound.

Crossing the Field

Blackberry

New users need this survival guide to the most important features of Lotus Notes such as electronic mail, databases, and more. -- Presents step-by-step instructions in brief 10-minute lessons -- Provides Plain English definitions for unfamiliar terms and Panic Button troubleshooting advice -- Two-color interior makes key information easy to find

10 Minute Guide to Lotus Notes for Windows

Management & Leadership

Alpha Books

Pastoral, narrative, deliberately lyrical, the poetry of Kate Barnes is set solidly in the rural Maine countryside, and in the literary tradition in which is was raised (her father was Henry Beston, her mother Elizabeth Coatsworth). There she lives near the house that Beston made famous in Northern Farm, drawing strength and inspiration from the coastal landscape to steady her through the changing seasons of life. This is wise and moving verse: not abstract or self-consciously 'modern,' but clean and convincing verse, as Robert Creeley has commented, 'of a deep and heartfelt clarity.' These are poems that examine and celebrate the ingredients of our humanity: friendship and wonder, loneliness and endurance, sexuality and unrequited longing, familial ties and the overriding relationship of the individual to nature, to landscape and animals, and to the living earth itself.

Where the Deer Were

David R. Godine, Publisher

In her first book since Where the Deer Were, Kate Barnes probes and penetrates more deeply and more profoundly into her special world of friendships, of rural Maine, of seasons, and of lives slowly, inexorably coming to an end. This selection of her strongest work from the past decade displays a poet at the height of her power compassionate, compelling, and possessed of an ear for words, images, and rhythms that is almost pitch perfect. Like Frost, Barnes is a deceptively simple poet. Her narrative verse partakes of an old tradition: she tells a story. But beneath the story are life lessons, strictures taught by her parents (Elizabeth Coatsworth and Henry Beston), the harsh climate of New England, and the necessities of living a life alone, but without loneliness. What the reader comes away with is a sense of connection with the past, with the earth, with her friends, and with the human condition superbly defined.

Kneeling Orion

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