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Tick talk: A guide to tick-borne diseases of New York City

1 review
Paul Milazzo

Parks & Recreation, Natural Resources Group, 1989

Tick Talk Rocks!
When I picked up this slender volume, I thought it would be just another boring dissertation on the history of clocks throughout the ages (they really need to print the subtitle in a larger font). But once I started to read "Tick Tock," I was completely hooked. Never before have I read such a moving account of ticks and their day-to-day struggles. This book clearly illuminates how ticks are ...

Freshwater wetlands of New York City

9 reviews
Anna Mockler

City of New York Parks & Recreation, Natural Resources Group, 1991

Defence for realism and support for pluralism
This book should be considered one of the `core' readings within the sphere of international relations, essential for any student of the subject. However Carr is not necessarily the diehard realist that he is sometimes made out to be. Despite being quoted by numerous texts as part of the realism school, Carr makes clear early on in his book that while he disagrees with pluralism and does a good ...