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1 review
Jean-Hubert Martin, Sara Arrhenius, ...

apexart, 2007

Curation on the move
I bought this collection for the essay by Geeta Kapur, in conjunction with my work as curator of the forthcoming exhibition 'New Art from South Asia' scheduled to open at the Herbert, Coventry, in January 2009, to coincide with the opening of the new galleries. [...] Kapur's presence in this collection is essential; as her position highlights the narrowness of approaches anchored in Western ...

The Great White Man-Eating Shark: A Cautionary Tale (Picture Puffins)
Margaret Mahy

Puffin, 1996

Pierre: A Cautionary Tale in Five Chapters and a Prologue

20 reviews

HarperTrophy, 1991

Fun, fun, fun!
I have the casette tape of this story (a MUST, because the entire story is sung and it's so very wonderful) and every year I put on the casette and sing the story to my class. I have yet to find a group that does not enjoy this story and beg repeatedly for me to play it again. In the beginning, a few students will pick up on the refrain "I don't care" as well as the timing and by the time we've ...

Conned Again, Watson! Cautionary Tales of Logic, Math, and Probability

12 reviews
Colin Bruce

Basic Books, 2002

Holmes as a master educator in logic and deduction
Some time ago, Lamarr Widmer, the editor of the problem column of "Journal of Recreational Mathematics" submitted a review of this book to me, in my capacity as book reviews editor of JRM. As soon as I read the first two paragraphs of the review, I knew that I had to read the book. Sherlock Holmes is without question the greatest character to appear in fiction, the style of the stories still ...

Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))

139 reviews

Hyperion Book CH, 2004

Sweet
We received this book as a gift and my 2 year old daughter LOVES it. She does her own "knuffling" around the house, she's totally enjoying the story.

Look Both Ways: A Cautionary Tale

2 reviews
Diane Z. Shore, Jessica Alexander

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2005

Rollicking rhymes and fun drawings liven up and lighten up this "cautionary tale"
Filbert the squirrel loves to play soccer with his friends, and he likes to run around the neighborhood on errands, too. In fact, he's having so much fun he forgets to look both ways when dashing across the street. Rollicking rhymes and fun drawings liven up and lighten up this "cautionary tale".

Rosie Little's Cautionary Tales for Girls

3 reviews
Danielle Wood

MacAdam Cage, 2007

Rosie Little's Cautionary Tales for Girls gave me the giggles and the chills...
I bought this book for the cover and the first chapter combined. Not being a serious reader I was a bit surprised that I couldn't put the book down. Rosie Little's Cautionary Tales for Girls initially gave me the giggles. But very quickly I found Rosie's dark side, and found myself with a case of the heebie-jeebies. The series of short stories is an incredible journey through womanhood. It ...

Cautionary Tales for Children

8 reviews
Edward Gorey, Hilaire Belloc

Harcourt, 2002

Completing the Edward Gorey library
JIM, who ran away from his nurse and was eaten by a lion. It's small wonder that Edward Gorey chose to illustrate Belloc's verses, written nearly a century ago - in fact, they were such a clear and strong influence on his work, it's hard to believe he didn't write them himself. 'Cautionary Tales' is a literary work that was years ahead of its time, parodying the overtly-strict educational ...

Dreams and Nightmares: Terry Gilliam, The Brothers Grimm, & Other Cautionary Tales of Hollywood

1 review
Bob McCabe

HarperCollins UK, 2006

A surprisingly unsympathetic look at my favorite director
The surprising thing to me about this diary of the making of The Brothers Grimm is that my sympathies were not wholly with the nominal director, Terry Gilliam. He is my favorite director and I have felt steadfastly in his corner during his fights over Brazil, Munchausen, and the aborted "Quixote". But here, it is hard to see him as heroic. Time after time when reading this admirably ...

INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA 1918-1920: A Cautionary Tale

2 reviews
Miles Hudson

Pen and Sword, 2004

Notes
Well thought out and researched provides much info about recent but little known, or practically unknown, major intervention of west into eastern europe.

The Mirror Crackd: When Good Enough Therapy Goes Wrong and Other Cautionary Tales for Humanistic Practitioners

Karnac Books, 2007

This book serves as a wake-up call to take seriously the climate in which mental health professionals practice—in which complaints and civil actions against psychotherapists and counselors are on the increase—and to sharpen assessment skills accordingly. The contributions were chosen to simulate discussion among professionals. The individual practitioner will be prompted to think about the therapeutic frame and what can happen to both ...

The Cure of Folly: A Psychiatrist's Cautionary Tale

1 review
M.D., Gordon Warme

Ecw Press, 2003

Autobiograph, insightful self-assessment, critique
Autobiography, critical self-assessment, critique of the psychiatric profession. Dr. Warme's latest book contains colourful, detailed patient histories (the patients are heavily disguised) and anecdotes mixed with insightful observations about the psychiatric profession and the human mind. Written with wisdom and humility, there's no arrogance here, no magic formulae, no ultimate mental health ...

Cautionary tales and alternate histories: the films of Peter Watkins.(The War Game and Culloden; The ...
Jared Rapfogel

Thomson Gale, 2007

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How to Make Love Like a Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale

233 reviews
Jenna Jameson, Neil Strauss

HarperEntertainment, 2004

Great Book
Jenna has had a colorful life and her story is written by the great author Neil Strauss. I would definately recommend this book to anyone who wants to read something new and fun.

When the Machine Stopped: A Cautionary Tale from Industrial America

1 review
Max Holland

Harvard Business School Press, 1990

The Story of Burgmaster
This is a sad but common story of an old and respected member of the American machine tool builders association that produced a quality machine. but eventually had to close its doors. Another victim of the ills that plagued that sector of American manufacturing. The original owner had a better idea, started a company, grew the company, carved out a market niche, built machines to order as the ...

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