Bedside Book Of Psychology

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The Secret Language of Puppies

Amazing coverage of some very interesting inventions and how and why they came about.

History's Worst Inventions: And the People Who Made Them

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Eric, Chaline

Alternative Medicine

The Creative Writer's Notebook is the perfect journal for anyone interested in the art of good writing. It features profiles of 20 important fiction writers from the past century, plus numerous activities and exercises to help develop a distinctive writing style. Profiles of the most influential authors include: Franz Kafka Virginia Woolf Vladimir Nabokov Margaret Atwood J. M. Coetzee Covering the key elements of fiction writing, including character, setting, dialogue, and tone, The Creative Writer's Notebook presents the techniques used by some of the most celebrated authors in modern times.

THE CREATIVE WRITER"S NOTEBOOK A Creative Journal For Fiction Writers Containing Writing Exercises for Inspiration

Gillard, John

A totally non scary guide to physics and why it matters

Phenomenal Physics: A totally non-scary guide to physics and why it matters

Isaac McPhee

In the Bible, numbers count-but they don't always add up. Numbers can serve a symbolic, non-literal purpose in Scripture, often denoting much more than the number of days Jesus Christ spent in the wilderness (40), the age of the oldest man (969), or the number of wives Solomon had (700). It would take you 72 hours of continuous reading to read the Bible from cover to cover. The Bible in 100 Numbers will take up considerably less of your time, and give you an insight into some of the key biblical events and fascinating facts about the Good Book, from the number of righteous men required to save the city of Sodom (50) and the number of parables told by Jesus (46), to the year Johannes Gutenberg printed the first Bible (1455) and the highest price ever paid for a book of Psalms ($14,300,000). Then decide for yourself which numbers to remember. After all, you have 66 books, 1,189 chapters, and 31,173 verses to choose from.

The Bible in 100 Numbers

The Worst Decisions...Ever

Stephen Weir

The Second World War was not won by military might alone. Critical advantage was gained through deception-the projection of power in areas of weakness, camouflage of soldiers and vehicles, manipulation of the enemy's intelligence agencies, and the canny transmission of false intentions. Deception Tactics of World War II presents the most notable successes, as well as the most daring, sometimes outrageous plans. The book also introduces the cast of personalities behind these efforts. You'll encounter enigmatic double agents such as Garbo, who established a fictitious network of spies in Britain and then fed Germany a stream of false information. You'll also meet their occasionally eccentric commanders. The deceptions featured include: In Europe, the Fortitude deception that preceded the Allied invasion of Normandy In the USA, the remarkable efforts to disguise an entire wartime industry in California In the Pacific, the flawless Japanese plan to conceal an entire fleet on its way to Pearl Harbor In North Africa, the British-led efforts to create a fighting force where none in fact existed

Deception Tactics of World War II

Peter Darman

The Beside Book of Geometry (From Pythagoras to the Space Race: The ABC of Geometry.)

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