Aiming for an A in A-level RS

"It's like Dexter: The Early Years!"&#160;- io9"So many nods to other horror films, tropes, and novels that any fan&#160;of the genre will smile in admiration."&#160;-&#160; Destroy The Cyborg&ldquo;Really funny and disturbingly fun&rdquo;&#160;- Fellowship Of The Geeks"I found this gory-yet-light-hearted story not only hilarious but&#160;also gripping"&#160;- Nerdly&ldquo;Norman May Be Most Outrageous Comic Character Ever!&rdquo;&#160;-&#160; Culture Burst&ldquo;This is Charles Schultz meets Tim Burton, set in South Park. 5 out of&#160;5"&#160;- Fanboy Comics"Gore-geous artwork, combined with a "killer" story, make this book a&#160;must read!"&#160;- Decapitated Dan, Comic Related"Frantic, horrific and relentlessly, gleefully, a hundred percent on&#160;all the time."&#160;- SciFi Now"It's weird. It's hilarious. And I loved every page of it."&#160;- Comic Bastards&ldquo;Hilarious&hellip;a great graphic novel for people who are fans of horror films&rdquo;&#160;- &#160;Flickering Myth&ldquo;A daft and grimly funny romp through a world of selfish adults and melodramatic elementary school politics"&#160;- &#160;Comic Booked"If you like dark, dry humor with a dash of classic horror villains like Jason and Freddy, then you will enjoy Norman."&#160;- Project Fandom&#160;"With a story that will have you laughing, worrying, outright confused and intrigued there is enough in this first instalment to keep people entertained for a while to come!"&#160;- &#160;Comic Trash&ldquo;If you're looking for a dark laugh, NORMAN is a book that will be right up your alley&rdquo;&#160;- &#160;Critical Blast"a must in everyone&rsquo;s bookshelf"&#160;- Slackjaw Punks

Teachers Pet

Norman - Vol. 2

"An engaging, accessible format." &mdash; Publisher's WeeklyPraise for DKfindout.com: "I can't imagine any kiddo not being completely engaged and eager to explore." &mdash; School Library Journal

DKfindout! Earth

History of Our Time

oder wie es besser geht: authentisch und wirksam mit Schülerinnen und Schülern kommunizieren (Alle Klassenstufen)

Ich zähl´ jetzt bis 3! - das Workbook

it should prove to be useful from the level of postgraduate students to professors

The Cortical Neuron

A Cultural Geography

The Face

the action is tense, the violence is gruesome and the science-fiction is engaging. in other words, it's every bit as good as its predecessor

Steeple

Super Scratch Art Pads: Mythical Creatures

God's Glory on Himalaya Mountains

Un livre charmant pour enfants à propos du printemps

Spencer Connaît le Printemps

Organizational Design for Marketing Futures

Beneath

&ldquo;One of the outstanding contributions of anthropology&mdash;of all time.&rdquo;&mdash;Margaret Mead&#160;&ldquo;Lewis has made something brilliant and of singular significance, a work of such unique concentration and sympathy that one hardly knows how to classify it. It is all, every bit of it except for the introduction, spoken by the members of the S&aacute;nchez family. They tell their feeling, their lives, explain their nature, their actual existence with all the force and drama and seriousness of a large novel. . . . The result is a moving, strange tragedy, not an interview, a questionnaire or a sociological study.&rdquo;&mdash;Elizabeth Hardwick, The New York Times Book Review&#160;&ldquo;A significant account of poverty as a culture unto itself. . . . An anthropological classic.&rdquo;&mdash;Los Angeles Times&#160;&ldquo;This book&mdash;often brutal, sometimes revolting, but always powerful and compelling in its vivid truth&mdash;reveals poverty as the reader could not know it unless he lived it.&rdquo;&mdash;The Washington Post&#160;&ldquo;Extraordinary. . . . Not only a fascinating documentary but a work of art created by reality itself, an edited record of fact that comes closer than most contemporary fiction to the force of literature.&rdquo;&mdash;Time&#160;&ldquo;Oscar Lewis&rsquo;s books on Mexico and Puerto Rico awakened in many of us a feeling that we must do more to alleviate the world&rsquo;s poverty.&rdquo;&mdash;The Christian Science Monitor&#160;&ldquo;Panoramic. . . . The Children of S&aacute;nchez is an amazing achievement. . . . So exciting, so moving, so full of human warmth and sadness.&rdquo;&mdash;The Spectator&#160;&ldquo;The exciting thing about The Children of S&aacute;nchez, the fact which makes it a new point of departure in its field, is its humanity, its quality of projecting the individual, agonizing voice of the poor as they describe their own plight. This is a real accomplishment, original and full of substance.&rdquo;&mdash;Michael Harrington, Commonweal&#160;&ldquo;[Lewis&rsquo;s] masterpiece. . . . Uniquely, for me, his book depicts a world&mdash;the society of poverty&mdash;which creates its own survival structures and rationale. Its voices are at once warm and cynical, hoping and resigned. To read it is to be forcibly woken from the middle-class dream.&rdquo;&mdash;Colin Thubron, The Sunday Telegraph (London)&#160;&ldquo;Lewis has created a book of far greater and more lasting significance than any sociological treatise is likely to be . . . a work that eludes classification, for what it tragically and beautifully portrays is not fiction. . . . This book is a classic in the exact sense&mdash;it is a standard by which other books of the same kind may be judged, and it is a touchstone for our evaluation of literature and of life itself.&rdquo;&mdash;The Scotsman&#160;&ldquo;Rightly revered. . . . Most participant-observer sociologists (like Robert Coles) owe much to its perceptive author.&rdquo;&mdash;The Globe and Mail (Toronto)&#160;&ldquo;Indeed, both sociology and psychology stand to benefit from a study in which social surroundings and emotional problems are so clearly intertwined.&rdquo;&mdash;Scientific American&#160;&ldquo;Here at last is a social scientist who neither explains poverty nor sits in judgment of it. . . . Whether judged as literature or as sociology The Children of S&aacute;nchez is a masterpiece.&rdquo;&mdash;New Statesman&#160;&ldquo;A work of enormous influence and very great beauty. . . . The Children of S&aacute;nchez does not need any frame of reference; it is raw material made miraculously available to workers in a host of fields ranging from pure sociology through anthropology to psychology.&rdquo;&mdash;The Sunday Observer&#160;&ldquo;The crime of poverty is exposed in these stories with a precision and immediacy which never destroys the humanity of the individual. . . . We gain in the case of this book, a narrative which is continuously readable and continuously frightening.&rdquo;&mdash;The Sunday Times (London)

Autobiography of a Mexican Family

The Children of Sanchez

»Sehr lesenswert und äußerst hilfreich sind die Lern-Trainer bei Beltz, die vom Endres-Lernteam erarbeitet worden sind und in stets verbesserter Form erscheinen.« Schulmagazin 5 bis 10

„Ein engagiertes Lehrerteam hat dieses Buch so zusammengestellt, dass Schüler im Alter von 11-16 Jahren sich selbständig damit beschäftigen können." Hessischer Rundfunk

„(...) Dabei ist jedes der 54 Kapitel leicht lesbar geschrieben und von witzigen Zeichnungen begleitet. Dazwischen gibt es immer knifflige Aufgaben." Salzburger Nachrichten

„Aufgrund der Vielseitigkeit seiner Hilfen, sollte das Buch in der Bücherei eines jeden Lehrers stehen und auch Schülern empfohlen werden, wenn es darum geht, „Lernen mit dem richtigen Riecher". Hauptschulmagazin, Heft 10/84

„Kinder ab dem zehnten Lebensjahr etwa greifen gern nach diesem Buch, ihre Erzieher sollten es auch tun." Unsere Kinder, Heft 10/82

„Geplagte Schüler können es sich zwar kaum noch vorstellen, doch nach der gründlichen Beschäftigung mit dem Arbeitsbuch „So macht Lernen Spaß" gewinnen Schüler Freude an der Schule. Denn oft versagt nur die Lerntechnik." Leben und Erziehen, Heft 3/85

Praktische Lerntipps für Schülerinnen und Schüler, Sek. I

So macht Lernen Spass

"[Hainstock&rsquo;s] books on Montessori education almost certainly establish her as the most widely read interpreter of Montessori in the United States.&hellip; Her writing is clear and accessible, unfettered by jargon."&mdash;The Public School MontessorianPraise for&#160;Teaching Montessori in the Home: Pre-School Years&ldquo;Provides enlightenment on the whole Montessori method.&rdquo;&mdash;Denver Post&#160;&ldquo;Highly recommended.&rdquo;&mdash;Library Journal

An Introduction to the Woman, the Writings, the Method, and the Movement

The Essential Montessori

A vivid journey into baseball&#146;s bizarro world . . . Mr. Walker not only finds the humor in this world of the obsessed, he also finds the drama. (Dan Barry, The New York Times)Brilliantly funny. (The Washington Post)I have read many books on baseball, but none of them approach the delight, the zaniness, the lunacy, and the sheer reading pleasure of Sam Walker&#146;s Fantasyland. (Buzz Bissinger, author of Three Nights in August and Friday Night LightsThe most entertaining book ever written about pretend sports. (Chuck Klosterman, Play: The New York Times Sports Magazine)

A Sportswriter's Obsessive Bid to Win the World's Most Ruthless Fantasy Baseball

Fantasyland

The Essential Buyer's Guide

Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider

Sailor's Hope: The Life and Times of William Cooper, Agrarian Radical in an Age of Revolutions

`Scapegoats is a shrewd and agreeably written book on an important but under-investigated topic...it should be read by everyone with an interest in society or a concern about their relations with others.' Times Higher Education Supplement

Transferring Blame

Scapegoats

Nowhere to Run

„Der Taucher und Ozeanograf lässt uns an seinem immensen Wissen teilhaben und lädt uns zugleich dazu ein, uns mit diesen missverstandenen Tieren zu versöhnen.“ 
Sciences et Avenir

Eine Liebeserklärung

Wie man mit Haien schwimmt

Recent Progress In Medicinal Plants (Drug Plants IV)

'A plot full of shocking twists' KARIN SLAUGHTER

Eleven Liars

Nightmare

The Government of China, 1644-1911

Brandon Sanderson's White Sand Volume 3 (Signed Limited Edition)

Acting Relations, Mapping Positions

How to Gather

San Francisco's Bayview Hunters Point

POETRY FROM GOD THROUGH AN AVERAGE JOE NAMED DAVE

&ldquo;What a dramatic re-imagination is herein offered us!&rdquo;&mdash;Richard Foreman &#160; &ldquo;The literary Trick of the Year!&rdquo;&mdash;New York Post &#160; &ldquo;A shrewd, gutsy remix that brings the conscience of Shakespeare to our troubled time.&rdquo;&mdash;Spalding Gray&#160; &#160; &ldquo;An inspired bit of bricolage... fascinating and entertaining. Reed clearly loves the Bard. His pastiche contains many of Shakespeare&rsquo;s best passages, which are always a delight to reread. More impressive, though, Reed fashions from this familiar material a story containing enough surprises to delight even those well versed in the Bard.&rdquo;&mdash;Jack Helbig, Booklist&#160; &#160; &ldquo;What's destabilizing&mdash;and often wildly comical&mdash;is not just the rude mash-up of characters and settings violently plucked from their canonical sources but the way in which the power of Shakespeare's language flickers uneasily, surging and hissing and fizzing out only to revive and fade again as the words play against their new contexts.&rdquo;&mdash;Christianity Today, Favorite Books of 2008 &#160; &ldquo;Reed's performance (classical post-Modernism, I guess you could call it) turned out to be a fabulously imaginative reinvention of existing Shakespearean plays into a completely new one, like a chemistry experiment re-linking polymers into new fabric&hellip; wonderfully clear, sophisticated fun.&rdquo;&mdash;Allan Jalon, Huffington Post &#160; &ldquo;Reed caramelizes the Bard&rsquo;s plays into a great and terrifying world... a dizzying feat of writing and scholarship, and uncannily contemporary in its brew of constant trouble.&rdquo;&mdash;Lynne Tillman &#160; &ldquo;Reed has brought music's remix culture to literature with stunning results.&rdquo;&mdash;David Gutowski, largehearted boy &#160; &ldquo;Alerted the world to a timbre of postmodern genius never before seen in American letters.&rdquo;&mdash;Rami Shamir, Evergreen Review &#160; &ldquo;A wicked illusionist.&rdquo;&mdash;Los Angeles Journal &#160; &ldquo;This send-up of the bard is both new yet familiar; by using a literary form of montage, Reed plays with our understanding of some of the best known characters from Shakespeare's oeuvre and creates a work that is eerie in its timeliness.&rdquo;&mdash;Finn Harvor, Rain Taxi

A New Play by William Shakespeare

All the World's a Grave

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