The Lent Jewels

David Hughes

Arrow Books, Ltd.

During the Second World War, a unit of the German army of occupation in France was troubled by partisan activity and decided on reprisals against the town of Oradour. As a result of that decision, the name of that small place is known around the world.In the novel, a former soldier, who was swept up by his unit against his will on that day, for he had a rendezvous with a woman with whom he intended to escape, nevertheless took part in the massacre; many years later, he returns to Oradour on a kind of pilgrimage of penance. The visit is oddly pleasurable and oddly disappointing–until he finds a physical clue that destroys his last hope that he can be innocent in his own eyes.

The Pork Butcher

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Vintage

Penguin Books, Ltd.

This comprehensive guide to sales careers and sales management explores the exciting and challenging role of sales within today's business environment. From sales theory to sales process and practice, this book explores the wide range of opportunities for sales professionals, from an entry-level field sales rep role to upper-level sales managers. Combining real-world experience with sales theory, How to Climb the Sales Pyramid shows how innovative information technology has dramatically changed the activities of salespeople and sales management and how these roles are currently being done.

How to Climb the Sales Pyramid: From Sales to Senior Management

Business & Money

Daryl McKee

Charles H. Singler

Management & Leadership

South-Western Pub.

Language:Chinese.RESEARCH AND THE TEACHER: QUALITATIVE INTRODUCTION TO SCHOOL-BASED RESEARCH (map)

Research and the Teacher: A Qualitative Introduction to School-Based Research

Education & Teaching

Graham Hitchcock David Hughes

Schools & Teaching

Routledge

287 page paperback published in 1979 and reprinted in 1980, a book about the Star of Bethlehem, a message in the sky.

Star Bethlehem

Pocket

This remarkable reference book tells the story of science from earliest times to the present day, taking in everything from ancient Greek geometry to quantum physics, and the wedge to the worldwide web. Exploring science in a thematic, highly approachable manner, each spread takes as its theme a specific event, discovery, invention, experiment, theory, or individual and explains why this subject was so significant in the development of scientific thought and what its impact on history has been. In addition to providing a broad-ranging and comprehensive history of science, the book also explains how science works, employing DK's trademark clarity and visual ingenuity to render tricky scientific subjects easily comprehensible. Science is structured chronologically with five chapters covering major phases in world history from ancient times to the present day, with an eye to the future. Within these chapters, subjects are arranged in discrete spreads, each of which takes a key scientific concept, event, discovery, or process as its subject. These spreads are framed by "Before" and "After" panels that place the subject in context, revealing the causes and consequences that surround it. Panels and feature spreads highlight key figures and inventions in the history of science, while major scientific breakthroughs are also pulled out as special features. An extensive reference section sets out key scientific principles and formula, and contains essential graphics, such as the periodic table.

Science: The Definitive Visual Guide

Marcus Weeks

Robert Dinwiddie

Carole Stott

Giles, Sparrow

Jack-Challoner

David, Burnie

Science & Math

Featuring a wealth of incredible astronomical photographs, Space is perfect for anyone interested in astronomy, space imagery, and the history of space exploration. Space takes us on an imaginary journey that starts on a launch pad, goes toward the center of our Solar System to see the inner planets and the Sun, and then flies outward past the outer planets and on to the fringes of the Solar System.

Space: From Earth to the Edge of the Universe

Astronomy & Space Science

Encompassing everything from ancient Greek geometry and quantum physics to the wedge and the World Wide Web, Science is a remarkable reference book that tells the story of science from earliest times to the present day — now available in paperback!

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

From the fiery mass of the Sun's core to the black hole at the center of the Milky Way, Universe takes you on the ultimate guided tour of the cosmos. Full of stunning out-of-this world images reflecting recent advances in space imagery, you'll go on a journey from our solar system all the way to the farthest limits of space. 
With information on the nature of the universe, the study of cosmology, Earth's motion, modern telescopes, astrophotography, and even a comprehensive star atlas, this groundbreaking encyclopedia takes a dazzling and expansive look at the Universe and is a must-have for both students and astronomy enthusiasts. Includes a comprehensive star atlas that covers all the constellations and planetary charts showing their positions right up to 2019, with entries on each of the 88 constellations and notable celestial objects that lie within them, and a monthly sky guide showing the night sky as it appears throughout the year.

Universe: The Definitive Visual Guide

Philip Eales

Robin Scagell

Iain Nicolson

Pam Spence

Kevin Tildsley

ian-ridpath

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