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Teaching Activities Manual For The Catholic Faith Handbook For Youth: A Resource For High School Teachers

1 review
Therese Brown, Eileen M., Ph.D. Daily, ...

Saint Mary's Press, 2004

Teaching Activities Manual For The Catholic Faith Handbook For Youth: A Resource For High School Teachers
This is going to be a great aid to the The Catholic Youth Faith Handbook that we use in class.

Hundreds of Years to Reform a Rake

9 reviews
Laurie Brown

Sourcebooks Casablanca, 2007

Excellent Debut by Laurie Brown
If you like ghosts, historical romance, time travel and great characters - pick up this book. An American ghostbuster finds herself confronted by a early 1800 ghost who wants her time travel with him. He wants her to prove the gypsy that has stealing from his mother that she is a fake. She does not think time travel is real but is willing to spend time with the handsome ghost for scientific ...

Dinosaurs to the Rescue

1 review
Laurie Krasny Brown, Marc Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 1994

Finally, a great way to teach children about the environment!
Wow - this book was a big surprise. It was something that my kids had picked out at the library, and now we are planning to buy our own copy. With it's main character, Slobosaurus, showing children (and adults too) how we take our environment for granted, the lessons of the simple ways to correct this are great for children ages 4-8 (and even up through adults). Kids learn everything from not ...

Renormalization: From Lorentz to Landau (and Beyond)

Springer, 1994

The essays in this book, by L.M. Brown, M. Dresden, R.S. Mills, S.S. Schweber, T.Y. Cao, and D.V. Shirkov, discuss the history of renormalization theory from the late 19th century to the 1950s and the effect it has had not only on the development of field theory, but also on our ideas of what is a fundamental and what is a phenomenological theory.

Feynman's Thesis: A New Approach to Quantum Theory

4 reviews
Richard Feynman

World Scientific Publishing Company, 2005

Pure Feynman - a real joy
I did a course on quantum theory in the 1970s with John Ward who was recommended for the Nobel Prize in 1965 (Feynman, Schwinger and Tomogana shared it). Those close to the action will know of Ward's Identity. John (died in 2002 from memory) used Feynman's lectures as his course notes. I must confess a soft spot for Feynman. I would have loved to have been in his lectures (buy his audio ...

Dinosaurs Divorce

39 reviews
Marc Brown, Laurie Krasny Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 1988

Divorce as Loss - a Helpful Book
This is a realistic book for children going through change and loss - this time the divorce of their parents. With no story line but grouped into subjects, readers can utilize as much or as little as needed each time the book is explored. Having personally experienced a divorce with children involved, I like how all aspects of divorce (why divorce, two homes, telling friends, stepparents) are ...

What's the Big Secret?: Talking about Sex with Girls and Boys

25 reviews
Laurie Krasny Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 2000

Birds + Bees + Kids Pick!
A great book for kids 5 and under, it covers the basic information kids need to know about how babies are made, okay/not okay touches and families. Its fun cartoon illustrations make it an engaging read for the preschool set. I love the drawings of naked boys and girls that show how we are alike and different. At this age, kids are very curious about body parts, both public and private, and ...

How to Be a Friend: A Guide to Making Friends and Keeping Them (Dino Life Guides for Families)

21 reviews
Laurie Krasny Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 2001

A great teaching tool!
I read this book to my seven year old son and was amazed at the things he was telling me. We had a wonderful conversation on all the topics in this book. It is a great way to show children how to make friends and keep them. Complete with examples.

Dinosaurs Alive and Well!: A Guide to Good Health (Dino Life Guides for Families)

1 review
Marc Brown, Laurie Krasny Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 1992

Healthy Book Review
My seven year old daughter loves this book she is using it as her guide to get her "honey" (my husband) into shape. She has walked around holding it fussing at her father since I read it to her at bedtime. She reads passages to him and leaves notes in the refrigerator and pantry for him.

When Dinosaurs Die: A Guide to Understanding Death (Dino Life Guides for Families)

28 reviews
Laurie Krasny Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 1998

One of the best
I checked out many books at the library that attempt to explain death to a 5 yr old. "When Dinosaurs Die" is the only one I felt covered everything I wanted my son to know and it did it in a positive way. It is the only book I ended up actually purchasing.

A Biographical Dictionary of Women Healers: Midwives, Nurses, and Physicians
Laurie Scrivener, J. Suzanne Barnes, ...

Oryx Press, 2002

Women have always been healers; they have helped each other through the birthing process, nursed the sick and wounded, and sought cures for illnesses and injuries. This book summarizes the lives of 240 significant or representative women who have engaged in the "core" professions of mid-wifery, nursing, and medicine (exclusive of psychiatry), and whose careers were primarily spent in the United States and Canada, from colonial times to the ...

This Is TODAY: A Window on Our Times

3 reviews
Eric Mink

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003

A News Lovers Must!
The Today show has woken up with America for over 50 years and America has woken up to every morning to amazing stories and amazing people telling them. If you are a Today Show fan, you need to express mail the book now! What is great about it is that it is not only a book with pictures and words, but it is a three-hour DVD. What could be better?

The Truth About Cassandra (Zebra Ballad Romance)

2 reviews
Brown Laurie

Zebra, 2003

Sensual and Humorous
A wonderful afternoon's reading. The author weaves multiple characters and plot twists into a story that is hard to put down. I should add a caution that the main love scene is not for the faint of heart. I found myself reading parts of the book again( and again) to be sure I didn't miss anything. I look forward to reading the next book from this author! 9/04/2003 The Truth About Cassandra sold ...

"Most of the Good Stuff:" Memories of Richard Feynman

3 reviews

American Institute of Physics, 1993

Anyone who has followed Feynman should read this
Fascinating and insiteful lectures from many of the great people in the world of physics. Amusing anecdotes, touching tributes, and glimpses into the private life of a genius who was also extremely human and persevered through very painful personal problems to help create the atomic bomb while his wife was seriously ill, yet keeping his spirits up and his sense of humor. Never a person to rest ...

Rex and Lilly Schooltime (A Dino Easy Reader)

1 review
Laurie Krasny Brown

Little, Brown Young Readers, 2001

Laurie Krasny and Marc Brown Do Enjoyable Schooltime Story
Rex and Lilly are two cute dino characters created by Laurie Krasny and Marc Brown, authors of the "Dino-Life Guides for Families." In these simple, charming stories, the two explore show-and-tell, trading lunches, and reading books. "Show-and-Tell" Rex has something special for his class for show-and-tell, but it's a big secret. Everybody tries to guess what it is by asking a series of ...

Applied Principles of Horticultural Science

1 review
Laurie Brown

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2002

Horticultural Sciencs
an exellent source of information for the begginer in the garden

Recent Terrains: Terraforming the American West (Creating the North American Landscape)
Laurie Brown

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000

In this book of sixty black-and-white panoramas, photographer Laurie Brown documents the changing landscape along the western edge of Southern California. These stark, compelling images reveal a world scraped and reshaped by construction equipment -- boulders pushed aside, stretches of earth flattened and then measured with surveyor sticks. High-tech housing developments rise in these places, lines of identical homes that simultaneously offer a ...

The Rise of the Standard Model: A History of Particle Physics from 1964 to 1979

1 review

Cambridge University Press, 1997

essays from key authors of Standard Model
While the essays perhaps strive to reach a wide audience, the reality is that the typical reader will likely be a physicist or student of science history. If this fits your background, then the book is indeed an informative account of how the so-called Standard Model arose. Much of the book's value is that several authors were key participants in the development of the Standard Model. ...

The Teleprompter Manual

2 reviews
Laurie Brown

The Difference, 2005

Required reading for a host
Reviewed by Dr. Letitia S. Wright, D.C. for Reader Views (6/06) Laurie Browne has created a simple book which outlines the easiest way to learn how to use a teleprompter. Over the years that I have been doing my television show, I have had at least 20 guests insist that they wanted to use the teleprompter. I wish I could have handed them this book and said read this and then come back. The use ...

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