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Skeletal and Developmental Anatomy, Second Edition

3 reviews
C. Owen Lovejoy, M. Elizabeth Bedford, ...

Linus Publications, Inc., 2007

An essential for gross anatomy students!
I am a chiropractic student and this book is absolutely amazing. Before I bought it I would flip back and forth between my other atlases trying to get a comprehensive understanding of the joints. With this book it explains things in an orderly fashion and is very easy to read. It also has all of the minor ligaments that are much more difficult to find in other books. I HIGHLY recommend it!

The Wisdom of Bones

11 reviews
Alan Walker, Pat Shipman

Phoenix (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd ), 1997

Fascinating!!!
Pat Shipman and Alan Walker are not only brilliant scientists, but also superb authors. Once I started reading this book, I could not put it down. Excellent for aspiring anthropologists, like myself, and ANYONE interested in human origins. Fantastic writing, excellent research. In fact, every book this husband and wife team has written is fantastic. TAKING WING by Pat Shipman, about ...

The T-Bone Walker Collection

1 review
T-Bone Walker

Hal Leonard Corporation, 1999

Stroll With Bones!
This is a great collection of some of T-Bone's best stuff. And all the cuts in this book; except for 'Bye Bye Baby', 'Vida Lee', and 'Low Down Dirty Shame Blues', can be found in the 90 track CD collection 'T-Bone Walker - The Original Source' by Proper Records. There's other discography given in the book, only not as recent as Proper's 4 CD box set, which goes for around $22; such things I know ...

Bone Walker

19 reviews
Kathleen Gear, Michael Gear

St. Martin's Press, 2001

Bone Walker
I found myself in agreement with other readers in that the lives and times of Browser and Catkin are far more interesting than Dusty and Maureen's pathetic F'ed up 20th century existences. So, to get an expansive uninterrupted narrative simply skip the chapters pertaining to Dusty's unresolved childhood issues. That would be every other chapter if you're keeping score.

The Story of Frog Belly Rat Bone

12 reviews
Timothy Basil Ering

Walker Books Ltd, 2003

WOW!
Absolutely amazing in its story and creativity. My girls love this book. We ordered this for the local library so everyone could enjoy. My three year old has really bonded with frog belly and chants the funny saying. This is a simple but beautiful story.

A Bone to Pick (Aurora Teagarden Mysteries, Book 2)

13 reviews
Charlaine Harris

Walker & Company, 1992

Who does the skull belong to?
Aurora "Roe" Teagarden has to go to two weddings and a funeral in the span of a few months. One wedding is of a former lover's, and the other is her mother's. The funeral is for Jane Engle, a member of the disbanded crime discussion group. Roe is surprised to learn that Jane has left her money, jewelry, and her house. It's a substantial estate. When Roe uncovers a skull hidden in a window ...

The Wisdom of Bones: In Search of Human Origins

1 review
Alan Walker; Pat Shipman

Trafalgar Square, 1996

Your intro to the Nariokotome boy
Palaeoanthropology is a favorite topic of mine; I've read quite a few books on human origins and evolution, but this one is one of the best. The author does not merely dig up this skeleton of the Nariokotome boy, a 9-12 year old Homo erectus, describe it, and then move on to the next set of bones. Rather, he inquires deeply into everything this skeleton can tell him about its species and to do ...

Fire, Bed and Bone

5 reviews
Henrietta Branford

Walker Books Ltd, 1997

Finally! Some honest historical fiction for the YA reader.
Branford has crafted a powerful piece of historical fiction about fourteenth century England and has done so in a manner that honors the Young Adult audience's often ignored right to realistic, unromantic history. Her narrator, a wise, nameless hound is endearing but never cute. Through her eyes we witness the brutality and social upheaval of the late Middle Ages. This sage old dog, so unlike ...

Silent to the Bone

164 reviews
E L Konigsburg

Walker Books, 2005

Brandon's Silent to the Bone Review
Silent to the Bone SYNPOSIS: Branwell Zamborska (13) suddenly goes silent on a 911 call about why his 6 month-old sister, Nikki is unconscious. "He dropped her," reports Vivian Shawcurt, the Zamborska's English au' pair. If this is true, Branwell Zamborska can face federal charges, like manslaughter or murder. But is Vivian truthful, or is she lying? Only Branwell's best friend Connor ...

25 Razor-Sharp Blues and Boogie Guitar Solos (Book and CD) (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar ...

2 reviews
Larry McCabe

Red Dog Music Books, 2007

Back in print
The author of this book, Larry McCabe, is re-releasing books that have gone out of print for one reason or another. This particular book is an old friend. After I received it, I went into my library and found a copy. It has been in print in one form or another for 25 years. Most instruction books don't last anywhere near that long. First, this book (as the author warns) is not for beginners. ...

The Bone Orchard
Joseph Trigoboff

Walker & Co, 1990

"I've never been more fascinated by any book" --Loren D. Estleman "A compelling crime novel debut: The conclusion is chilling and true to life. Painting New York in dark and gloomy colors, Trigoboff creates a disturbing and involving tale."-- Publishers Weekly Set in contemporary New York City, this steamy, dark, whodunit was the first in the series of Detective Yablonsky mysteries. When two brutal murders are made to appear to be ...

Stormy Monday: The T-Bone Walker Story

1 review
Helen Oakley Dance

Louisiana State Univ Pr, 1987

One of the most disappointing books I have read
The subject of this book is one of the most amazing musicians/artists/showmen of all time. Unfortunately the writer treats the subject in a disjointed, disorganized, almost incomprehensible manner. There is no chronological methodology to the story, characters appear from nowhere with no clue as to who they are or what role they play in this man's life. One third of the way into the book a son ...

The Nariokotome Homo Erectus Skeleton

1 review

Springer, 1996

Homo erectus - Ape? Man? Or Ape-Man?
This book on Homo erectus specimen KNM-WT 15000 is nicely done. Dozens of pictures make for easy comparison to other primates. The pictures are scaled at 90 percent, and are in black and white (which was a let down for [the price]. Some great info and pictures on the dentition of the Turkana specimen are included, including the unusually large roots. This book is not an easy read, but will ...

The Human Skeleton

1 review
Pat Shipman, Alan Walker, ...

Harvard University Press, 1986

A complete picture
This book covers bone biology, bone structure and function (particularly useful are the drawings of muscle attachments), and the interpretation of bones (age, sex, race, stature, trauma, disease, etc.). A very good book to gain understanding of why bones have the morphology they do.

Zero at the Bone

11 reviews
Mary Willis Walker

Niagra Large Print, 1996

You can't go wrong with this mystery
Walker does an excellent job with this book. As you eneter Katherine's world it's crumbling away and then she gets notice that her father who she hasn't seen or heard from in year dies. She goes off to see him off and go through his extate. When she comes across something that doesn't seem right and this embarks her on a journey that will change her life. Walker paints a powerful picture with her ...

101 Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Fill-In Licks (Book and CD) (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Series)
Larry McCabe

Red Dog Music Books, 2007

Legendary guitarists such as Jimi Hendrix, B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Mike Bloomfield, Hubert Sumlin, T-Bone Walker, Johnnie Winter, Albert King, Freddie King, and Chuck Berry are known to all blues fans for their remarkable soloing abilities. But the complete blues guitarist must do more than shine in the solo spotlight. And that is why every great soloist is also a great fill-in player. Tasteful fill-in licks support and ...

101 Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Turnarounds book and CD (Red Dog Music Books Razor-Sharp Blues Guitar Series)
Larry McCabe

Red Dog Music Books, 2007

A turnaround lick is one that is played in the last two bars of of chord progression; for example measures 11-12 in a twelve-bar blues. The 101 authentic blues turnarounds in this book are in the Chicago, or urban, blues style popularized by Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, and carried on by Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan; the licks can be applied to thousands of real songs. Each lick is written in notation and tablature, and recorded on the ...

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