Dean Books

The product was exactly in the condition described and I received my shipment within 5 days, I will definitely buy my text books here next year.

This book is must reading for health care executives wishing to learn how and when to use legal advice to solve problems. It demystifies the critical intersection of management, the law, and ethics. It's also an excellent text for graduate students learning health care administration or law students wishing to specialize in health care law.

The author, Dean M. Harris, is one of the nation's leading experts on legal and ethical issues in the business of health care. This highly accessible book conveys this valuable expertise.

The author, Dr. Gary Morsch is a friend of mine from college and gave me a copy of this book at a reunion...I didn't read it until taking a trip to China. I was totally moved by it. I wouldn't recommend reading it in a public place as it is a very emotionally challenging book.

Dr. Morsch has been all over the world on ground-breaking humanitarian missions but don't think the point of the book is to take huge trips like his; it's about finding your own personal mission, whether that's across the street, across town, or across the world.

I've given this book to several people. It's that good.

This book provides an easy-to-understand explanation about how the heart works, what problems can arise, and how to keep your heart healthy. The information on diet and exercise was the best I've seen ... good preventative information.

A must-read for anyone who wants to go into teaching or become a principal and make a difference in the lives of children. This book talks about a principal's struggle in a tough neighbourhood, how she got through to many of her students, involved a community in their education, and transformed a school with the worst reputation into a leading school. Her tactics are so simple that we don't often think about employing them. If you are an optimist, and not willing to give up on what may seem like a hopefless situation, then you will be cheering alongside Sandra as she fights for her students.

The Henhouse: A Ture Story Of Life On A Maine Farm is based on a personal childhood adventure of author Carol Shorey in a charming, instructive story of a young girl who begs her father to let her help him take care of the chickens. There, young Carol encounters the sights, sounds, and smells of hundreds of roosters and hens -- and is pecked by aggressive roosters until her father comes to the rescue, scooping her up in his arms and carrying her away to safety. Very highly recommended for school and community library collections, this thoroughly entertaining picture book story is wonderfully illustrated in watercolor artwork by Sandra Dunn.

This book made me laugh and cry. I read it in one setting, it pulled me in immediately. It has the substance that one hopes to find in poetry. What ever your ethnic background the eclectic voices will touch your heart. C. Fields

These poems each had its own voice and told its own story. I never knew I would enjoy history, but I relish what I have learned. I hope this author writes many more books. I loved all these poems and have suggested to all of my friend, they pick up a copy. I also can tell those who read my review: Get this book and you will want to share it with as many people as possible. Read the last poem before start and you will know where the poet's heart is really coming from.

____ In the world of semiconductor memory design, testing and diagnosis, information is scattered in papers, journals of various disciplines. Although text books are available, the coverage is often limited toacademic theories, models and algorithms. The more practical knowledge, unfortunately, have been mistakenly guarded as secret as a whole, although is often common knowledge for years among those in the field.
____ The lack of reference text has always made it difficult for those who are less-experienced to break into the field. Having worked on memory diagnosis as a graduate student, consultant, and independent consultant, I remember the frustration. I often heard others in the field echoing the same frustration.
____ Dean Adams has gathered those practical knowledges that in the past, can only be learned by years of experience into his book.

This is a true story about Capt. David O'Keefe, who ruled a private empire in the South Pacific for 30 years.