Greg Charlotte (40 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Very Good - Crisp, clean, unread book with some shelfwear/edgewear, may have a remainder mark - NICE Standard-sized. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Good - Bumped and creased book with tears to the extremities, but not affecting the text block, may have remainder mark or previous owner's name - GOOD Standard-sized. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

Condition: New. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

Hardback. Condition: New. Do you think a mouse can fly? One Christmas Carlotte Otten's son gave her a fly he had tied, a mouse with red and green stripes which became the inspiration for this story. Teaming up with illustrator Greg Crawford, she takes us on a journey, part real, part fantasy, into the world of fly fishing and a little mouse. In the spirit of Hemingway's Up in Michigan stories and Maclean's A River Runs Through It, Otten's endearing story is nice addition to the books on fly fishing for children. Readers, both adult and children, will be caught up in the intricacies of fly fishing and the little flying mouse's journey. What more can you ask for, adventure, colorful illustrations, lots of new and interesting information, this book has it all. The captivating text of Charlotte Otten and realistic paintings of Greg Crawford bring this story to life and whether you are the reader or are being read to, this book is a pleasure for all ages. Charlotte Otten, a life-long resident of the Great Lakes, spent summers exploring the shores. She now resides in Grand Rapids, MI. She would often wander into small streams, where she watched the hatches of bugs, fished for brook trout, listened to the sounds of the woods, and even once caught sight of a rare animal, a fisher, gently swimming under a natural bridge at a waterfall. When her son grew older and started tying flies, she enjoyed seeing a deer hair caddis, a bead head serendipity, a humpy, a frog. Her poems on fishing have appeared in many journals. She is the author of a number of books for adults and children, including January Rides the Wind, a three starred book awarded 'Best Book of the Year' by the Bank Street College of Education and by Booklist. Greg Crawford has been an artist since he first learned to hold a crayon. He began working professionally while he was still in high school. He has enjoyed a rich and varied career that has demanded versatility. He has done everything from technical illustration to cartoons and caricatures, but he loves children's books. He has illustrated many over the years, including Tai Chi for Kids, Mr. Meow's ABC Book, and Mr. Meow Goes to the Shelter, which he wrote under the pseudonym, Mr. Meow. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. Greg lives in Stockbridge, Vermont. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).…

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. Color Illustrations; 10.2 X 7.1 X 0.5 inches; Unpaginated pages; Oblong shaped hard cover is glazed boards. DJ. Pages not numbered; 32 pages. ' Do you think a mouse can fly? One Christmas Carlotte Otten's son gave her a fly he had tied, a mouse with red and green stripes which became the inspiration for this story. Teaming up with illustrator Greg Crawford, she takes us on a journey, part real, part fantasy, into the world of fly fishing and a little mouse. In the spirit of Hemingway's Up in Michigan stories and Maclean's A River Runs Through It, Otten's endearing story is nice addition to the books on fly fishing for children. Readers, both adult and children, will be caught up in the intricacies of fly fishing and the little flying mouse's journey. What more can you ask for, adventure, colorful illustrations, lots of new and interesting information, this book has it all. The captivating text of Charlotte Otten and realistic paintings of Greg Crawford bring this story to life and whether you are the reader or are being read to, this book is a pleasure for all ages. Charlotte Otten, a life-long resident of the Great Lakes, spent summers exploring the shores. She now resides in Grand Rapids, MI. She would often wander into small streams, where she watched the hatches of bugs, fished for brook trout, listened to the sounds of the woods, and even once caught sight of a rare animal, a fisher, gently swimming under a natural bridge at a waterfall. When her son grew older and started tying flies, she enjoyed seeing a deer hair caddis, a bead head serendipity, a humpy, a frog. Her poems on fishing have appeared in many journals. She is the author of a number of books for adults and children, including January Rides the Wind, a three starred book awarded 'Best Book of the Year' by the Bank Street College of Education and by Booklist. Greg Crawford has been an artist since he first learned to hold a crayon. He began working professionally while he was still in high school. He has enjoyed a rich and varied career that has demanded versatility. He has done everything from technical illustration to cartoons and caricatures, but he loves children's books. He has illustrated many over the years, including Tai Chi for Kids, Mr. Meow's ABC Book, and Mr. Meow Goes to the Shelter, which he wrote under the pseudonym, Mr. Meow. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm.'. Illustrated by Greg Crawford. (illustrator).…

First Printing; Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. First Edition. Color Illustrations; 10 x 7 1/2; Unpaginated pages; Oblong shaped hard cover is glazed boards. Blue spine with red lettering. NEW. DJ. Pages not numbered, 32 pages. Beautiful color pictures by Greg Crawford. When a fisherman creates a new fly in the shape of a mouse, it soon comes to life and ventures into the world outside the tackle box and tries to convince a mouse that it meets that it can fly. Illustrated by Greg Crawford (illustrator).…

Hardback. Condition: New. Do you think a mouse can fly? One Christmas Carlotte Otten's son gave her a fly he had tied, a mouse with red and green stripes which became the inspiration for this story. Teaming up with illustrator Greg Crawford, she takes us on a journey, part real, part fantasy, into the world of fly fishing and a little mouse. In the spirit of Hemingway's Up in Michigan stories and Maclean's A River Runs Through It, Otten's endearing story is nice addition to the books on fly fishing for children. Readers, both adult and children, will be caught up in the intricacies of fly fishing and the little flying mouse's journey. What more can you ask for, adventure, colorful illustrations, lots of new and interesting information, this book has it all. The captivating text of Charlotte Otten and realistic paintings of Greg Crawford bring this story to life and whether you are the reader or are being read to, this book is a pleasure for all ages. Charlotte Otten, a life-long resident of the Great Lakes, spent summers exploring the shores. She now resides in Grand Rapids, MI. She would often wander into small streams, where she watched the hatches of bugs, fished for brook trout, listened to the sounds of the woods, and even once caught sight of a rare animal, a fisher, gently swimming under a natural bridge at a waterfall. When her son grew older and started tying flies, she enjoyed seeing a deer hair caddis, a bead head serendipity, a humpy, a frog. Her poems on fishing have appeared in many journals. She is the author of a number of books for adults and children, including January Rides the Wind, a three starred book awarded 'Best Book of the Year' by the Bank Street College of Education and by Booklist. Greg Crawford has been an artist since he first learned to hold a crayon. He began working professionally while he was still in high school. He has enjoyed a rich and varied career that has demanded versatility. He has done everything from technical illustration to cartoons and caricatures, but he loves children's books. He has illustrated many over the years, including Tai Chi for Kids, Mr. Meow's ABC Book, and Mr. Meow Goes to the Shelter, which he wrote under the pseudonym, Mr. Meow. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. Greg lives in Stockbridge, Vermont. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).…

HC. Condition: Sehr Gut. Dust Jacket Condition: Ill. Buchdeckel. 1 Auflage. Autor/in: Charlotte Link, Carin Winter, Lee Child, Greg Kincaid Titel: Reader s Digest Auswahlbücher - Der Beobachter, Die Inselärztin, Untergrund, Ein Hund im Winter ISBN: 9783899159073 (früher: 3899159071) Verlag: Reader s Digest Erschienen: 2012 Einband: Hardcover/gebunden Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: leichte Gebrauchsspuren Beschreibung: Reader s Digest Auswahlbücher - 2012 Zum Buch: Das Buch hat ca.575 Seiten mit s/w Abbildungen. Im Buch befinden sich vier Auswahlbücher. Charlotte Link 1.Der Beobachter: Er fragte sich, ob seine Frau wohl schon etwas gemerkt hatte . Manchmal sah sie ihn so seltsam an. Misstrauisch. Forschend. Sie sagte nichts, aber das bedeutete nicht, dass sie ihn nicht sehr genau beobachtete. Und sich ihre Gedanken machte. Sie hatten im April geheiratet, jetzt war September, und sie befanden sich noch in der Phase, in der man vorsichtig miteinander umging und versuchte, die eigenen Macken nicht allzu deutlich zu offenbaren. Dennoch war ihm jetzt schon klar, dass sich seine Frau irgendwann als Nörglerin entpuppen würde. Sie war nicht der Typ, der lautstark stritt, mit Tellern um sich warf oder gar damit drohte, ihn aus dem Haus zu schmeißen. Sie war der Typ, der leise und unaufhörlich und nervenzersetzend lamentierte. Carin Winter 2. Die Inselärztin Josefine Herz, ich taufe dich auf den Namen des Vaters, des Sohnes und des Heiligen Geistes. Pastor Busche benetzte die Stirn der sechs Monate alten Josefine Herz mit dem kühlen Taufwasser, und sie verzog unwillig den Mund. Aber dann blickte sie ihren Vater Florian an, der dieselben braunen Augen hatte wie sie, und sie gluckste leise. Auch die dichten dunklen Haare hatte sie von ihrem Papa. Heute waren seine Locken ordentlich mit einem roten Band zurückgebunden, wie es sich für einen solch feierlichen Anlass gehörte. Neben Florian stand seine Frau Viola, Ärztin auf Hiddensee, die für die tausend Einwohner der Insel verantwortlich war und im Sommer noch zusätzlich für unzählige Urlauber. Ein Sonnenstrahl fiel durch ein Kirchenfenster auf ihr kastanienbraunes Haar, das so kraus wie die Wellen bei einer Brise aus Nord war, behauptete Florian immer. Lee Child 3. Untergrund New York City, zwei Uhr nachts. Jack Reacher sitzt in der U-Bahn. Neben ihm befinden sich noch fünf weitere Personen im Abteil. Vier davon sind harmlos. Die fünfte erregt Reachers Aufmerksamkeit. Minutenlang beobachtet er sie genau und ist sich sicher, eine Selbstmordattentäterin vor sich zu haben. Doch dann geschieht etwas Unerwartetes, und ausgerechnet Reacher selbst gerät ins Kreuzfeuer. Greg Kincaid 4. Ein Hund im Winter Winter in Kansas: Das Schicksal meint es nicht gut mit dem dreizehnjährigen George McCray. Sein Vater stirbt bei einem Unfall, seine Mutter zieht gemeinsam mit Georges Schwestern nach Minnesota. George bleibt allein zurück auf der Farm seiner Großeltern, die viel zu alt und gebrechlich für die harte Arbeit sind. Bald schon muss der Junge die Verantwortung eines erfahrenen Erwachsenen übernehmen, und in dunklen Stunden fühlt er sich oft einsam und überfordert. Doch dann begegnet ihm eines Tages Tucker, der Irish Setter des stets betrunkenen Nachbarn Frank Thorne. Als dieser wenig später ins Gefängnis muss, kümmert sich George um den Hund. Schon bald spürt er, dass Tucker ihm bedingungslos zur Seite steht, und die Treue und Liebe des Hundes lassen ihn endlich wieder neuen Mut fassen. Und dank Tucker darf es dann sogar richtig Weihnachten werden .ihn endlich wieder neuen Mut fassen. Und dank Tucker darf es dann sogar richtig Weihnachten werden.…

No Binding. Condition: VG. None. 919-x530. A VG or better original release 8 x 10 still. Size: 8" x 10". Photographic Image.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Near Fine. Cover art "Damsel in Distress Unimpressed" by Teddy harvia & Peggy Ranson. Includes "Opening Comments: California Dreamin' and Other Remembrances" by Rich & Nicki Lynch; "Join fandom, Travel to Exotoc Places, Meet Interesting People - And Smof With Them" by Eve Ackerman; "If I Can't be Great I'll Settle for Old" by Mike Glicksohn; "Hovering on the Threshold" by Peter Weston; "Hot Watermelon" by Esther Cole; "Looking for Degler" by David B. Williams; "Gerfandom Days" by Jim & Greg Benford; "A Fan-tastic Honeymoon" by Dave Kyle; "The Final Worldcon" by Ron Bennett; "Forward to the Basics" by John Hertz; "Tales of Adventure and Medical Life #16 - The Adventures of the On-Call Knight" by Sharon Farber; "Meadowlawn Capers" by Charlotte Proctor; "I Remember Dr. William L. Gilliland" by Alexis Gilliland; "Growing Up Manos" by Richard Brandt; "Bonn Mot" by John Berry; "Tales of Adventure and Medical Life #17 - The Final Chapter" by Sharon Farber; "The One Who Didn't Direct Terrible Movies" by Mike Resnick; "A Personal Sense of Wonder (Part 2)" by Robert A. Madle; "One Life, Furnished in Early Fandom" by Curt Phillips; "I Was a Teenage Octegenarian" by Harry Warner, Jr.; "Yakety-Yak Don't Look Back - Confessions of a Former Fan-Article Writer" by Dave Locke; "Footprints in the Sand" by Michael A. Burnstein. Minor creasing. Book.…

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Fine. Cover art "Damsel in Distress Unimpressed" by Teddy harvia & Peggy Ranson. Includes "Opening Comments: California Dreamin' and Other Remembrances" by Rich & Nicki Lynch; "Join fandom, Travel to Exotoc Places, Meet Interesting People - And Smof With Them" by Eve Ackerman; "If I Can't be Great I'll Settle for Old" by Mike Glicksohn; "Hovering on the Threshold" by Peter Weston; "Hot Watermelon" by Esther Cole; "Looking for Degler" by David B. Williams; "Gerfandom Days" by Jim & Greg Benford; "A Fan-tastic Honeymoon" by Dave Kyle; "The Final Worldcon" by Ron Bennett; "Forward to the Basics" by John Hertz; "Tales of Adventure and Medical Life #16 - The Adventures of the On-Call Knight" by Sharon Farber; "Meadowlawn Capers" by Charlotte Proctor; "I Remember Dr. William L. Gilliland" by Alexis Gilliland; "Growing Up Manos" by Richard Brandt; "Bonn Mot" by John Berry; "Tales of Adventure and Medical Life #17 - The Final Chapter" by Sharon Farber; "The One Who Didn't Direct Terrible Movies" by Mike Resnick; "A Personal Sense of Wonder (Part 2)" by Robert A. Madle; "One Life, Furnished in Early Fandom" by Curt Phillips; "I Was a Teenage Octegenarian" by Harry Warner, Jr.; "Yakety-Yak Don't Look Back - Confessions of a Former Fan-Article Writer" by Dave Locke; "Footprints in the Sand" by Michael A. Burnstein. Book.…

Condition: New. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. (1996); About Fine/About Fine dj, quarto, 244pp., gray cloth hardcover, gold lettering on cover & backstrip, excellent unclipped color pictorial dj, 141 b&w ill's., 103 color ill's., binding tight, text unmarked. 1851492577.

Paperback. Condition: Very good. Octavo, 201 pages. Firm binding; no loose pages. Book and cover with minimal wear.

Condition: New. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 1st ed., 1st printing ; 192 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm ISBN 9780395552377, 9780395552360, 0395552370, 0395552362 OCLC 22344873 ; lavender and green cloth in color photographic dustjacket ; "A Running Heads book"--Title page verso ; The front yard is the stepchild of landscape design, ignored in the current enthusiasm for gardening. Typically, with its high-maintenance lawn and overgrown foundation planting, the front yard doesn't enhance the house or provide useful living space for the homeowner. Yet as new properties become smaller and old ones grow shadier, the front garden may be the best place to grow vegetables or flowers, to sit outside in comfort and privacy, or even to swim or play tennis. Mary Riley Smith, a landscape designer who has often dealt with poorly planned and underused front properties, has filled this book with creative ways to make your own front garden beautiful and functional. She shows how to design paths, driveways, and parking areas and how to camouflage unattractive but necessary structures. For privacy, she describes the different virtues of fences, clipped hedges, and loose, flowing hedgerows. When it comes to planting in front of the house, the choices are surprising: instead of a lawn, you might create a colorful cottage garden, an edible landscape, a drought-tolerant meadow of regional native plants, a sea of ornamental grasses, or even a romantic orchard. All of these landscapes, and dozens more from all parts of the country, are illustrated with beautiful photographs. THE FRONT GARDEN concludes with nine case histories, including the landscape designers' plans, that will give you even more ideas for turning your front yard into a beautiful garden. ; FINE/FINE. Book.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. SIGNED BY CHARLOTTE HUDSON WITHOUT INSCRIPTION. Minimal wear to lovely book, pages colourful and clean, binding tight. Dispatched from the UK smae or next working day.

8°, gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Sehr gut. 574 Seiten, schwarz-weiße Fotos, illustrierter Einband, Readers Digest Reihe: "Auswahlbücher" Kurzfassungen (allerdings genial gekürzt.) der Romane. Die deutsche Ausgabe Reader's Digest Deutschland erscheint monatlich in einer Auflage von 200.000 Exemplaren. Sie wird von dem in Stuttgart ansässigen Tochterverlag Reader's Digest Deutschland: Verlag Das Beste GmbH herausgegeben. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 570.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Do you think a mouse can fly One Christmas Carlotte Otten's son gave her a fly he had tied, a mouse with red and green stripes which became the inspiration for this story. Teaming up with illustrator Greg Crawford, she takes us on a journey, part real, part fantasy, into the world of fly fishing and a little mouse. In the spirit of Hemingway's Up in Michigan stories and Maclean's A River Runs Through It, Otten's endearing story is nice addition to the books on fly fishing for children. Readers, both adult and children, will be caught up in the intricacies of fly fishing and the little flying mouse's journey. What more can you ask for, adventure, colorful illustrations, lots of new and interesting information, this book has it all. The captivating text of Charlotte Otten and realistic paintings of Greg Crawford bring this story to life and whether you are the reader or are being read to, this book is a pleasure for all ages. Charlotte Otten, a life-long resident of the Great Lakes, spent summers exploring the shores. She now resides in Grand Rapids, MI. She would often wander into small streams, where she watched the hatches of bugs, fished for brook trout, listened to the sounds of the woods, and even once caught sight of a rare animal, a fisher, gently swimming under a natural bridge at a waterfall. When her son grew older and started tying flies, she enjoyed seeing a deer hair caddis, a bead head serendipity, a humpy, a frog. Her poems on fishing have appeared in many journals. She is the author of a number of books for adults and children, including January Rides the Wind, a three starred book awarded 'Best Book of the Year' by the Bank Street College of Education and by Booklist. Greg Crawford has been an artist since he first learned to hold a crayon. He began working professionally while he was still in high school. He has enjoyed a rich and varied career that has demanded versatility. He has done everything from technical illustration to cartoons and caricatures, but he loves children's books. He has illustrated many over the years, including Tai Chi for Kids, Mr. Meow's ABC Book, and Mr. Meow Goes to the Shelter, which he wrote under the pseudonym, Mr. Meow. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. Greg lives in Stockbridge, Vermont. Crawford, Greg (illustrator). …

Hardback. Condition: New. Do you think a mouse can fly? One Christmas Carlotte Otten's son gave her a fly he had tied, a mouse with red and green stripes which became the inspiration for this story. Teaming up with illustrator Greg Crawford, she takes us on a journey, part real, part fantasy, into the world of fly fishing and a little mouse. In the spirit of Hemingway's Up in Michigan stories and Maclean's A River Runs Through It, Otten's endearing story is nice addition to the books on fly fishing for children. Readers, both adult and children, will be caught up in the intricacies of fly fishing and the little flying mouse's journey. What more can you ask for, adventure, colorful illustrations, lots of new and interesting information, this book has it all. The captivating text of Charlotte Otten and realistic paintings of Greg Crawford bring this story to life and whether you are the reader or are being read to, this book is a pleasure for all ages. Charlotte Otten, a life-long resident of the Great Lakes, spent summers exploring the shores. She now resides in Grand Rapids, MI. She would often wander into small streams, where she watched the hatches of bugs, fished for brook trout, listened to the sounds of the woods, and even once caught sight of a rare animal, a fisher, gently swimming under a natural bridge at a waterfall. When her son grew older and started tying flies, she enjoyed seeing a deer hair caddis, a bead head serendipity, a humpy, a frog. Her poems on fishing have appeared in many journals. She is the author of a number of books for adults and children, including January Rides the Wind, a three starred book awarded 'Best Book of the Year' by the Bank Street College of Education and by Booklist. Greg Crawford has been an artist since he first learned to hold a crayon. He began working professionally while he was still in high school. He has enjoyed a rich and varied career that has demanded versatility. He has done everything from technical illustration to cartoons and caricatures, but he loves children's books. He has illustrated many over the years, including Tai Chi for Kids, Mr. Meow's ABC Book, and Mr. Meow Goes to the Shelter, which he wrote under the pseudonym, Mr. Meow. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. Greg lives in Stockbridge, Vermont. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).…

Gebunden. Condition: New. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).

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Hardback. Condition: New. Do you think a mouse can fly? One Christmas Carlotte Otten's son gave her a fly he had tied, a mouse with red and green stripes which became the inspiration for this story. Teaming up with illustrator Greg Crawford, she takes us on a journey, part real, part fantasy, into the world of fly fishing and a little mouse. In the spirit of Hemingway's Up in Michigan stories and Maclean's A River Runs Through It, Otten's endearing story is nice addition to the books on fly fishing for children. Readers, both adult and children, will be caught up in the intricacies of fly fishing and the little flying mouse's journey. What more can you ask for, adventure, colorful illustrations, lots of new and interesting information, this book has it all. The captivating text of Charlotte Otten and realistic paintings of Greg Crawford bring this story to life and whether you are the reader or are being read to, this book is a pleasure for all ages. Charlotte Otten, a life-long resident of the Great Lakes, spent summers exploring the shores. She now resides in Grand Rapids, MI. She would often wander into small streams, where she watched the hatches of bugs, fished for brook trout, listened to the sounds of the woods, and even once caught sight of a rare animal, a fisher, gently swimming under a natural bridge at a waterfall. When her son grew older and started tying flies, she enjoyed seeing a deer hair caddis, a bead head serendipity, a humpy, a frog. Her poems on fishing have appeared in many journals. She is the author of a number of books for adults and children, including January Rides the Wind, a three starred book awarded 'Best Book of the Year' by the Bank Street College of Education and by Booklist. Greg Crawford has been an artist since he first learned to hold a crayon. He began working professionally while he was still in high school. He has enjoyed a rich and varied career that has demanded versatility. He has done everything from technical illustration to cartoons and caricatures, but he loves children's books. He has illustrated many over the years, including Tai Chi for Kids, Mr. Meow's ABC Book, and Mr. Meow Goes to the Shelter, which he wrote under the pseudonym, Mr. Meow. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. He also wrote and illustrated Animals in the Stars, Chinese Astrology for Children, and the upcoming Hill Farm. Greg lives in Stockbridge, Vermont. Crawford, Greg (illustrator).…

1986-1st ed, Two Book set, Illustrated card covers,174pp &156pp,maps,graphs, illustrations,27.5x21, both have highlight markings in yellow and blue,light wear to covers, several pages have crease marks, light surface scratches to covers. Course study offered by Deakin University, covers 'The New Imperialism', Intellectual background to European expansion', 'Contempory theories of imperialism', 'Imperial government and administration', 'Modern theories of imperialism', Weakening of Imperialism', and much more.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Writing and running software is now as much a part of science as telescopes and test tubes, but most researchers are never taught how to do either well. As a result, it takes them longer to accomplish simple tasks than it should, and it is harder for them to share their work with others than it needs to be.This book introduces the concepts, tools, and skills that researchers need to get more done in less time and with less pain. Based on the practical experiences of its authors, who collectively have spent several decades teaching software skills to scientists, it covers everything graduate-level researchers need to automate their workflows, collaborate with colleagues, ensure that their results are trustworthy, and publish what they have built so that others can build on it. The book assumes only a basic knowledge of Python as a starting point, and shows readers how it, the Unix shell, Git, Make, and related tools can give them more time to focus on the research they actually want to do.Research Software Engineering with Python can be used as the main text in a one-semester course or for self-guided study. A running example shows how to organize a small research project step by step; over a hundred exercises give readers a chance to practice these skills themselves, while a glossary defining over two hundred terms will help readers find their way through the terminology. All of the material can be re-used under a Creative Commons license, and all royalties from sales of the book will be donated to The Carpentries, an organization that teaches foundational coding and data science skills to researchers worldwide.…

Condition: New.