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The Jane Austen Book Club (movie tie-in)

283 reviews
Karen Joy Fowler

Plume, 2007

Great fun for Austen addicts
How much fun is this? A whole book about women who love to read Jane Austen--a book filled with coy plot allusions, character references, settings and themes. What's more, it's a book that's filled with humor and hilarity. Fowler--dare I say this?--is almost as observant about the foibles of human nature as Austen herself. If I weren't getting enough of an Austen fix this year from the ...

UML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Standard Object Modeling Language (3rd Edition) (Addison-Wesley Object ...

104 reviews
Martin Fowler

Addison-Wesley Professional, 2003

Excellent introduction to UML and the software design process.
If you would like to get a better grasp on doing some high-level software design, UML Distilled turns out to be a much better book than I had anticipated. I expected a dry tutorial of the UML notation, but it is thankfully much more than this. UML Distilled (3rd Ed.) does indeed cover the UML 2.0 notation, but while you are learning one of the most flexible and widely accepted ways to represent ...

Little, Brown Handbook (11th Edition)

42 reviews
H. Ramsey Fowler, Jane E. Aaron

Longman, 2009

Little, Brown Handbook
Good seller. The book was in mint condition. This seller honors their ad. If you are looking for a seller of excellent books, look no further because here it is. I recommend this seller.

Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code (Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series)

139 reviews
Martin Fowler, Kent Beck, ...

Addison-Wesley Professional, 1999

Must have in any developers collection
I was referred to this book from a colleague after a quick discussion on "Replace temp with Query" in our projects code base. I thought I knew it all as a software developer, but reading this book, I soon came to realize that as a software developer I was leaving a legacy of code that was not at the standard it should be. This book opened my eyes to some really simple concepts, for example, ...

The No-Salt, Lowest-Sodium Cookbook

60 reviews
Donald A. Gazzaniga

St. Martin's Griffin, 2002

A great beginner's guide
This book has changed my life. I was 29 (3 years ago) when I bought it hoping to reduce my sodium intake in an effort to lower my blood pressure. Exercise was not working and my doc wanted to put me on medication. After a year of hard work, I went from 140/95 to 120/75 and I owe most of it to the philosophy of this book. I don't necassarily agree with many other reviews that this is the "end ...

Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture (Addison-Wesley Signature Series)

56 reviews
Martin Fowler

Addison-Wesley Professional, 2002

Must have reference for all developers
Even if you don't do "Enterprise Application" development, this book is a must have in your library. If you have been developing for more than a couple of years and you haven't seen 1/2 of the patterns in this book, then you are probably doing something wrong and this book could greatly help you. Even if you do know 1/2 or more of the patterns in this book it is a great reference to the ...

The Victoria Vanishes: A Peculiar Crimes Unit Mystery

5 reviews
Christopher Fowler

Bantam, 2008

I LOVE Christopher Fowler
This is the latest in the series and YOU MUST read them all!!! They are very interesting mysterys that include alot of historic information regarding London from pre world war 2 until the present. This current one has so much info about Pubs.

White Corridor: A Peculiar Crimes Unit Mystery (Peculiar Crimes Unit Mysteries)

10 reviews
Christopher Fowler

Bantam, 2008

Definitive British Mystery
If Ken Bruen's east London crime novels featuring the brutal and boorish Inspector Brant are literature as rugby, then Christopher Fowler's mysteries of the aging Brant and May detective duo are symphonies. Both entertaining, but Bruen is jarring and violent where Fowler is refined, cultured, and subtle. Fowler writes the classic British mystery: dryly humorous, understated, unadorned, and ...

Little, Brown Handbook, The (with MyCompLab NEW with E-Book Student Access Code Card) (10th Edition)

42 reviews
H. Ramsey Fowler, Jane E. Aaron

Longman, 2008

Little, Brown Handbook
Good seller. The book was in mint condition. This seller honors their ad. If you are looking for a seller of excellent books, look no further because here it is. I recommend this seller.

Full Dark House: A Peculiar Crimes Unit Mystery (Peculiar Crimes Unit Mysteries)

14 reviews
Christopher Fowler

Bantam, 2008

Clever on the surface, yes, but deep as a well....
This is a detective story of sorts, but don't read this book expecting the usual type of mystery story. Of course there are crimes to be solved, and an investigation to be carried out, with lots of plot twists and all the usual trappings of detective fiction. There is an ensemble of odd characters, eccentric heroes and twisted villains. There is also a very atmospheric evocation of life during ...

Harnessing Hibernate

9 reviews
James Elliott, Tim O'Brien, ...

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2008

Get This Book
Buy this book if you are interested in Hibernate. I didn't know Hibernate, but within 3 weeks of buying this book I was fully productive with Hibernate. This book is well written, organized and easy to learn from. Also has a nice chapther on Mavan

Stages of Faith: The Psychology of Human Development

17 reviews
James W. Fowler

HarperOne, 1995

The How, Who, When, What, and Why of Trust
For those looking for a book simply on human cognitive development, "Stages of Faith" is not the place to go. For those looking for a book simply on Christian religious development, "Stages of Faith" is not the book to read. However, for those looking for solid research into the stages of working out "meaning" in life, then this is the classic text. For Christians who have a distaste for ...

There's a Mouse About the House!

15 reviews
Richard Fowler

E.D.C. Publishing, 1984

Great Book...A Classic
As a child I read this book a hundred times with my parents. It was truly my favorite book and I can't wait to purchase a copy for my future children.

Serenity: A Companion for Twelve Step Recovery

16 reviews
Robert Hemfelt, Fowler

Thomas Nelson, 2007

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A RECOVERY PROGRAM?
If you are interested in moving forward without addictions,....the Serenity Bible explains how the original A.A. program started with Bill Wilson & the Oxford Group. It also explains the 12 Steps of Recovery and recognizes what must be done, to obtain a better way of thinking and living without addiction. The empowerment that is received, will change ones life. It will fill the void, offer ...

The Water Room: A Peculiar Crimes Unit Mystery (Peculiar Crimes Unit Mysteries)

10 reviews
Christopher Fowler

Bantam, 2008

Absolutely wonderful!
The first of this series, "Full Dark House," was very good and this was even better. My only two regrets are that (1) the characters are of an age where you wonder how long they can be around and (2) I wish there were more books already there for me to read. But I know the next book is due out soon, so I'll take heart. The relationship and dialogue between the two detectives is priceless, and ...

Charley Harper ABCs (Skinny Edition)

12 reviews

AMMO Books, 2008

Delightful board book
This book is a great sampling of Charley Harper's work and a great ABC board book for kids. There is something interesting or cute in nearly every picture. Harper's unmistakable style makes the alphabet enjoyable.

Ten Second Staircase: A Peculiar Crimes Unit Mystery (Peculiar Crimes Unit Mysteries)

9 reviews
Christopher Fowler

Bantam, 2008

Another great Fowler novel
Ten-second Staircase is another of the Byant and May mysteries. It is possible to read these novels individually, but I would recommend starting at the beginning so that you can fully appreciate all the characters and understand the references that run throughout the series. If you haven't read a Christopher Fowler novel before I would recommend 'Darkest Day' or 'Full Dark House' as an ...

Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmers' Guide, Second Edition

58 reviews
Dave Thomas, Chad Fowler, ...

Pragmatic Bookshelf, 2004

Excellent Book - Must Have for any Ruby Developer
First and foremost, this book isn't a beginners guide to ruby, it doesn't hold your hand from "Hello, world", and it expects you to already know the basics of programming. Also, this book isn't a tutorial, it's a reference book first and foremost, and while it *does* guide you through some of ruby's basics that's not the primary intent. While there are excellent tutorials for learning ruby on ...

Pfenninger and Fowler's Procedures for Primary Care 2nd Edition and Multimedia Primary Care Procedures DVD, ...

15 reviews
John L. Pfenninger, Michael Tuggy, ...

Saunders, 2005

As Good As Everyone Else Says It Is
This book is a bargain at the price. Best book on procedures I have seen. Has informed consent and post-procedure care forms for almost every procedure as well. The one drawback is the paper is very flimsy and likely will eventually tear because you will use this book a LOT. I would have paid more for heavier paper stock.

Tumbling Blocks (Benni Harper Mystery)

30 reviews
Earlene Fowler

Berkley, 2008

TUMBLING BLOCKS
I AM NEVER DISAPPOINTED BY THE BENNIE/GABE STORIES .... THEY'RE THE BEST AND THIS ONE LEFT ME WAITING FOR THE NEXT EPISODE. SEEMS LIKE THEY JUST KEEP GETTING BETTER AND BETTER. EARLENE FOWLER HAS ME HOOKED.

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