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2 reviews
Lynne Hansen, Sally Bosco

Hswf, 2004

Compelling and a 'Can't Put Down' Chilling story.
Thanks for the FANTASTIC ride. It was hard for me to put down. The characters are soo real in their teenage angst. The story is fully developed and a very interesting read, enough subplots to keep me involved. I appreciate that you didn't 'dumb down' the book. It is an intriguing intelligent read with goose bumps. I especially love the way you take the reader into the AltDeath website. I ...

A Book for Bramble
Lynne Garner, Gaby Hansen

Piccadilly Press Ltd, 2007

Rave New World (An SAT Vocabulary Novel)

1 review
Lynne Hansen

Sparks Publishing, 2005

SAT Novel
This is a good book that will build your SAT vocabulary. The book is a fun read so you will not get bored as you are learning new words. Great for high schoolers.

Kaplan Medical COMLEX Level 1 Lecture Notes (Biochemistry)
Barbara Hansen, Lynne B. Jorde

kaplan, 2004

The Change, Book Two in the Heritage of Horror Series
Lynne Hansen

HSWF, 2004

Juvenile Fiction: Historical Horror: Although sixteen-year-old Hannah Gray hates everything about pioneer life on the Kansas prairie, becoming a werewolf is the absolute worst. Each night she changes into a fierce beast. Each morning she awakes to carnage she doesn't remember. Can she find a cure before those she loves uncover her terrible secret?

Do after hours managers need to be nurses?(SECTION/COLLEGE NEWS): An article from: Kai Tiaki: Nursing New ...
Lynne Hansen

Thomson Gale, 2005

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Second Language Attrition in Japanese Contexts

1 review

Oxford University Press, USA, 1999

in-depth research
We often wonder what happens to foreign languages we learn at school or pick up while living abroad. This book investigates the various factors that affect second language proficiency upon termination of exposure. Although the articles focus on the attrition (loss) of Japanese, most of the conclusions and implications hold true for any second language. I recommend the book to anyone interested ...