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| Roland Hughes
The Minimum You Need to Know to Be an OpenVMS Application Developer
Book designed to allow those learning computer programming or familiar
with it on another platform to quickly come up to speed on the most stable and
robust operating system ever created by man.
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New Substance Network member
Book Listing Date: 21 / September
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Non-Fiction >> Computer Science >> OpemVMS Application
Pub:Nan-Pat-Vic Publishing
paperback: $35.00 
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Wang-Ching LIU
Chinese Easy To Learn
Is Chinese language difficult to learn because they don’t use alphabet?
It seems to westerners that to learn how to write Chinese characters
is as difficult as to apprentice an art!
However, with the author’s methodology (your tool) you will successfully
learn to write 500 Chinese words in a month!
This book was featured at Book Expo America 2007 in New York!
Awards:
Finalist: The National Best Books 2007
Finalist: The National Indie Excellence 2007
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Substance Network member since 2006
Book Listing Date: 06 / July
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Non-Fiction >> Education >> Languages >> Chinese
Pub:Dewitt Jones Books
hardcover: $12.00 
| Dr. Dewitt Jones
Inside the Not So Hallowed Halls
Inside the Not So Hallowed Halls provides an opportunity for readers
to daydream about their past or present school experiences and to reminisce and share with friends how these stories or
characters relate to their lives. It is about relationships and experiences between all kinds of people associated with education.
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New Substance Network member
Book Listing Date: 29 / June
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Non-Fiction >> Memoir >> Education
Kathryn Nider Wolf and Heather Robbins
Make a Joyful Noise:
Music, Movement, and Creative Play to Teach Bible Stories
Bible-based songs, rhymes, and creative play activities present basic
Christian concepts in an age appropriate manner for preschool through first grade children.
There is no better way to share the love of God with youngsters than doing the things that
kids love best - moving and singing.
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New Substance Network member
Book Listing Date: 19 / June
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Non-Fiction >> Education >> Christian
Pub:Mandy and Andy Books
paperback:$10.95
| William J. Adams and Tom Stiglich
Hate That Thunder / Odio Ese Trueno!
In a new bilingual Spanish / English edition!
This charming story, told in rhyme, features Mandy and her twin brother Andy.
Mandy tells, through humorous verse and illustrations, how she overcame her fear of thunder.
This new bi-lingual edition presents the story in English, and flip the book over for
the same story in Spanish!
This book was featured at Book Expo America 2007 in New York!
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Substance Network member since 2006
Book Listing Date: 01 / April
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Fiction Books, Novels >> Children's >> Education
Pub:Mandy and Andy Books
paperback:$8.95
| William J. Adams and Tom Stiglich
Hate That Thunder
This is the first in a planned series of books about twins Mandy and Andy.
Hate That Thunder features Mandy. We're sure Mandy has many, many friends who also hate thunder
and can understand her fear. In the end, Mandy triumphs over her fear and we hope all her friends can do so, too.
Perhaps we all can realize that when things seem to be bad, they somehow can be beautiful or a sign of future good.
We present these books to you from a loving grandfather and a very talented young illustrator.
This book was featured at Book Expo America 2007 in New York!
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Substance Network member since 2006
Book Listing Date: 01 / April
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Fiction Books, Novels >> Children's >> Education
Dorothea von Schwanenfluegel Lawson
Laughter Wasn't Rationed:
A Personal Journey Through Germany's World Wars
and Postwar Years
"Laughter Wasn't Rationed:A Personal Journey Through Germany's World Wars
and Postwar Years" is the real life story of an ordinary woman raised in
extraordinary times -- a startling memoir of Germany from the Weimar
Republic to the construction of the Berlin Wall and the beginnings of the Cold War.
You will get a rare glimpse of the life of a German housewife -- not a Nazi,
not a Jew -- going through the tumultuous times of Hitler's rise to power,
World War II, and the Soviet occupation of Berlin and Eastern Germany. A
candid first-hand account written in a witty style.
This book has been used several times as a textbook at the university level.
Most recently for a 20th Century World History course.
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Pub:Tricor Press
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Education >> History >> II. World War Germany
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