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A Darkling Plain (The Hungry City Chronicles)

3 reviews
Philip Reeve

Eos, 2007

Fitting ending to a great series of books
A Darkling Plain is the fourth, and final, book in the wonderful "Hungry City Chronicles." Beginning with Mortal Engines, the world that Mr. Reeve has created is one of the best in the young adult science fiction that I have read. Period. The story takes place hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years after the 60 Minute War where humans unleashed every known weapon on themselves (biological, ...

Larklight: A Rousing Tale of Dauntless Pluck in the Farthest Reaches of Space

13 reviews
Philip Reeve

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2006

Loved It, Wonderfully Imaginative As Well As Amusing
I originally borrowed this book from the library to read aloud to my, now six year old, daughter and I have to tell you the truth, I took it back with out reading it. It was too much for me, I couldn't do the accents right and the lingo and speech patterns were just too much for my brain that day. So, I borrowed the audio book and let Greg Steinbruner read it to her instead. Which was ...

Numbers, the Key to the Universe (Murderous Maths)

2 reviews
Kjartan Poskitt

Scholastic Hippo, 2002

Great book!
I ordered this and another from the UK after hearing about it from some homeschooling groups. These books are an excellent way to teach math skills in a fun way. My kids love flipping through the pages to find new "tricks" without even realizing they are learning math. I'd highly recommend this to anyone who wants to keep their children interested in learning math without constant drilling ...

The Angry Aztecs and the Incredible Incas (Horrible Histories Collections)

2 reviews
Terry Deary

Scholastic, 2004

Funny and Informative
There has been some criticism of the Horrible Histories as misinformed and simplistic, but this particular volume is wonderful. I've studied the Aztecs by looking at the Florentine Codex and reading scholarly works on the subject, and the "Angry Aztecs" gets quite a lot of the information right. It is written so kids can understand it, but anyone with a sense of humor should enjoy it. It is ...

Predator's Gold (The Hungry City Chronicles)

11 reviews
Philip Reeve

Eos, 2006

Mobile Cities - A Great Way to Go On Vacation
For the life of me, I couldn't figure out what year it was supposed to be. Somewhere around the Year 5000. Way back in the 21st or 22nd Century, we had pretty much annihilated ourselves in the 60 Second War. Some centuries later, the technologically challenged offspring survivors have managed to mobilize their cities, thank Quirke (humankind's savior). There's an orphan boy who idolizes the ...

Cook, Eat, Cha Cha Cha: Festive New World Recipes

6 reviews
Philip Bellber

Chronicle Books, 1997

My Favorite Cookbook!
I moved away from SF last year and am quite happy to get a taste of Cha Cha Cha through this cookbook! No, it's not a perfect substitute for the restaurant, but with a little practice the recipes aren't difficult. And the sangria recipe is the best I've ever tasted!

Vicious Circles and Other Savage Shapes (Murderous Maths)

1 review
Kjartan Poskitt

Scholastic Hippo, 2002

good book to explain math to junior high kids
I am a math teacher and I bought this book on a whim, hoping it would be good for my students. It is very well written and easy to understand. The math is clear and accessable. I can wait to see what my students think.

Starcross: A Stirring Adventure of Spies, Time Travel and Curious Hats

8 reviews
Philip Reeve

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2008

A rollicking, jolly good adventure
Art Mumby and his sister Myrtle live in an alternate universe in 19th century space in a house that orbits the planet Earth. Workmen disrupt their family life while undertaking extensive remodeling and repairs, so when their mother receives an invitation to an asteroid belt resort hotel named Starcross, their father urges them to take a vacation while he stays behind to supervise the carpenters. ...

Mortal Engines

43 reviews
Philip Reeve

Simon & Schuster, 2004

A very great book!
Mortal Engines was a great book to read. Children will love it. Anna Fang was one of my favourite characters. She was brave and daring, and tried to do whatever she could for the Anti-Traction league. Hester's story is sad. Tom is scared and brave at the same time. They all have lots of adventures and the sequels get even better.

Infernal Devices (The Hungry City Chronicles)

4 reviews
Philip Reeve

Eos, 2007

The Story Continues
Peace and quiet at last in Anchorage-in-Vineland. Tom and Hester were able to bring up their only daughter, Wren, in relatively safe homeland. But that only went till Wren's 16th year because, inheriting her parents' blood, she longed for adventure and at that moment, an old friend of Caul came to break the peace... Meet again with older Tom and Hester, the threatening Stalker Fang, the ...

The Mean and Vulgar Bits (Murderous Maths)
Kjartan Poskitt

Scholastic Hippo, 2000

Here Lies Arthur

2 reviews
Philip Reeve

Scholastic Press, 2008

Unexpected delight
Picked this book up at the airport and read it over a long trip from the UK to Australia. What a masterpiece! Original, brilliantly conceived and executed new take on the Arthurian legend. Can't wait to find out what else Philip Reeve has to offer.

Albert Einstein and His Inflatable Universe (Dead Famous)
Mike Goldsmith

Scholastic Hippo, 2001

The Phantom X (Murderous Maths)
Kjartan Poskitt

Scholastic Hippo, 2003

Financial and Managerial Accounting (Financial & Managerial Accounting)

13 reviews
Carl S. Warren, James M. Reeve, ...

South-Western College Pub, 2004

Accounting
This book is very useful as long as you sign up for the publisher's personal trainer program.

Financial Accounting

17 reviews
Carl S. Warren, James M. Reeve, ...

South-Western Pub, 1998

Great Book
This is the best introductory accounting book I've ever seen. I've been fortunate to attend the university where the authors teach, and have studied accounting under both Stice and Swain. The book is very clear, without the instructor's explanation (and the instructors are funny as heck and absolutely know the material) and I recommend it to anyone.

Mothstorm: The Horror from Beyond ~~Uranus~~ Georgium Sidus!
Philip Reeve

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2008

A sinister cloud has appeared on the edge of the solar system, and seems to be moving closer. The closest planet, Georgium Sidus, has but two human inhabitants: the missionary Reverand Cruet and his daughter Charity. Their last communication: ‘ Great danger— imperative that— ’And then nothing. Art, Myrtle and family decide to investigate whatever monstrous force of darkness was hiding within the cloud. But how could they ...

Accounting (Accounting / Carl S. Warren)

14 reviews
Carl S. Warren, James M. Reeve, ...

South-Western College Pub, 2004

Seller cancelled order
I purchased this book for a course I am taking. I emailed the seller to inform him/her of my desire to receive the book quickly. The seller didn't respond. Then, I emailed the seller two more times--still no response. By this time, 10 days had elapsed. I finally got notification from Amazon that the seller had canceled the order. I thought this was bad business. I guess the seller figured ...

Do You Feel Lucky? The Secrets of Probability (Murderous Maths)
Kjartan Poskitt

Scholastic Hippo, 2001

Working Papers to Accompany Accounting, 21e Chapters 1-17 or Financial Accounting, 9e

1 review
Carl S. Warren, James M. Reeve, ...

South-Western, 2005

Decent Working Papers
These are basic working papers to do your problems on. Their are no examples or anything to help explain. However the paper has the correct number of spaces for some problems which can help make sure you gain find all the information in the problem.

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