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ISBN: 0460871579 – Paperback
Publisher: EVERYMAN`S LIBRARY
ISBN: 0460871579
Publisher: EVERYMAN`S LIBRARY
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| Weight | 0.3 kg |
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| ISBN | 0460871579 |
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| Publication Date | 1985 |
| Pages | 430 |
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There is a point in life that triggers a series of revelations, after a certain event that opens your eyes, like nothing else could ever do. that can lead to a truth, so much higher than the everyday struggle to live a “happy life”. Both the trigger point, and the revelations differ from one person to another. Some experience it so rnildly that they might not even notice the change, while for some people like Aaron, life could get too tense, or too big to be able to fit in the “Real World” as we know it.
ISBN: 9786003169449 – Paperback
Publisher: JANGAL PUBLICATIONS
ISBN: 9786003169449
Publisher: JANGAL PUBLICATIONS
The invention of the DDC has played a vital role in giving a direction and shape to the modern librarianship. It is not for nothing that Melvil Dewey is given the appellation of the father of modern librarianship.
The book has undergone 18 revisions to keep itself abreast of the ever advancing frontiers of knowledge and to cater to the increasing demand of its users. The 19th revision is presently underway. In every revision, it has been expanded, modified, rectified and made more modern in methods by applying the results of the latest research in library classification.
The book simply aims to introduce students to the process of assigning and especially synthesising the class numbers by the 19th edition of the DDC.
ISBN: 9694024609 – Hardback
Publisher: VANGUARD BOOKS
ISBN: A1369
Publisher: PUFFIN BOOKS
ISBN: 041501512X – Hardback
Publisher: ROUTLEDGE
ISBN: 0330302639
Publisher: PAN BOOKS / MACMILLAN
In Love, etc. Julian Barnes has created a deep, dark feast of human frailties and needs. Love, etc. stars three characters introduced a decade ago in Talking It Over — to which this novel has an eerie, freestanding relation. Which is precisely what Stuart felt about his wife Gillian, until his witty, feckless, former best friend Oliver stole her away. Fabulously engaging and profoundly unsettling.
ISBN: 0375411615
Publisher: ALFRED A. KNOPF
