Technology Education in School and Industry: Emerging Didactics for Human Resource Development
Dietrich Blandow and Michael J. Dyrenfurth
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This book identifies elements in industrial training programs incorporating advanced educational...
Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Blood and Betrayal (The Emperor's Edge, #5) in Books
Sep 6, 2019
As fun as it was being inside Maldynado's head--and it was hilarious at times--with his "spelunking" comment in regards to Yara. If you've read the book you'll know the comment I'm referring to, if not then you should totally find out. Like I said before: hilarious.
I have to confess I was more interested in the Amaranthe and Sicarius situation. He melted me into a puddle of goo again in this one and I'm eagerly awaiting more of them.
The next book is based on him and I cant wait to read what goes on in his head when he goes into his silent mode or gives people his icy stare. Off to buy it now!
Alison Pink (7 KP) rated Those Across the River in Books
Jan 15, 2018
If you are not afraid of being out in the woodsat night, you will be after you read this book! Hell you may even be scared of forests in the daylight too. The characters throughoutbthe book are weel developed. While there were a few "typical" characters many of them were shown to have quirks or traits thatnare not typical of a suspense novel.
The plot was well paced. The suspense factor was always high...I found myself constantly wondering who would be next. Yet at the same time it wasn't too over the top. The story contained enough events that were reality based that you even found yourself convinced that the fantastical elements were just as likely to be real.
Inherent Strategies in Library Management
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Inherent Strategies in Library Management describes general and specific strategies for libraries...
Insight into Fuzzy Modeling
Vil'em Novak, Irina Perfilieva and Antonin Dvorak
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Provides a unique and methodologically consistent treatment of various areas of fuzzy modeling and...
Stanislavski in Practice: Exercises for Students
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Stanislavski in Practice is an unparalleled step-by-step guide to Stanislavski's System. Author Nick...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2532 KP) rated The First to Lie in Books
Jan 18, 2021
This book is a twisty thriller, and the less you know going into the story the better. Once again, Hank Phillippi Ryan has concocted a story that kept me engrossed from start to finish. Along the way, we get the story from several different points of view and in two distinct timelines, but it was always easy to follow what is going on, and all that information came into play before the story was over. I liked and sympathized with most of the characters. There was one character I found very annoying. We were supposed to find her annoying, but even so, she bugged me. I did feel like the timeline was a little off in one part, and I believe there was a continuity error as well. Overall, these are minor issues as I enjoyed the book while I raced to find out what was going to happen next.
Management and Organizations in Transitional China
Lisa Keister and Yanlong Zhang
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China's 30-year market transition and its integration into the world economy provide a unique...
Climate Change and Rocky Mountain Ecosystems: 2017
Jessica E. Halofsky and David L. Peterson
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This book is the result of a team of approximately 100 scientists and resource managers who worked...
Leah Lopez (7 KP) rated Reeva: A Mother's Story in Books
Nov 6, 2019
Prior reading this I knew little of Reeva. I knew more about Pistorious because of the books I have read and the documentaries I've seen. A beautiful woman was murdered on the 14th Feburary 2013. FACT. Whether Pistorious knew it was Reeva or not he knew the damage in which the bullets would do. So, for this reason alone, he is guilty. Only, from watching him (without a lot of facts on Reeva's side-text messages and his possessive behaviour) part of me believed him and wants to believe him. Not because of his status-to be fair, just like June Steenkamp, I wasn't aware of his time in the olympics, but because I can't help but think/hope/want the photos of the couple smiling together to be genuine. Ahhhh facts are facts and after reading this book it's hard to believe anything Pistrious did or said.. as much as I really want to. I am half-way through another book which is based on all of the statements from witnesses and beyond... regardless of opinions... Reeva was taken far too early... may she rest in peace!