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  • The adventures of Rose Bud
    Rose and Frank winn
    This colorfully illustrated children’s book has adorable characters and introduces a very special ladybug. Her name is Rose Bud, and she was born with a rose over her heart. Read about Rose Bud’s adventures as she goes looking for her missing dad and meets many friends and villains. This book is a must-have for children ages 2 to 5, as well as Lady Bug fans-and collectors-of al...
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    8,65 €

  • Catalina Mountains
    Frank S Rose
    Frank Rose has hiked thousands of miles in Arizona, most of them in the Santa Catalina Mountains over a period of thirty-six years. Here the author of “Mountain Wildflowers” and “Mountain Trees” uses 180 original watercolors to take readers on a guided tour up and down his beloved mountain. Along the way he gives readers insights into the local landscape, the history, the natur...
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    6,80 €

  • Small Wonders
    Frank S Rose
    Following his well-received books - Mountain Wildflowers of Southern Arizona: A Field Guide to the Santa Catalina Mountains and Other Nearby Ranges, 2011, and Mountain Trees of Southern Arizona: A Field Guide, 2012, Frank S. Rose has now taken a closer look at over two hundred species of plants found in Southern Arizona. Using a powerful close-up camera, he has taken over 1,000...
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    17,68 €

  • Diseases Of Poultry
    Frank Macy Surface / Maynie Rose Curtis / Raymond Pearl
    ''Diseases of Poultry'' is a comprehensive guide to the various diseases that affect poultry, including chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese. Written by Raymond Pearl and first published in 1915, this book covers the etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of a wide range of poultry diseases.The book begins with an overview of the anatomy and physiology of poultry, follow...
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    38,62 €

  • The Curfew Bell
    Frank Lynes / Rose Hartwick Thorpe
    The Curfew Bell is a book that presents a lyrical setting of R. H. Thorpe’s celebrated poem, originally published in 1891. The author, Lynes Frank, has created a beautiful and evocative interpretation of the poem, using language that is both poetic and accessible. The book is divided into three parts, each of which explores a different aspect of the poem’s themes and imagery. T...
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    27,03 €

  • The Economics, Concept, and Design of Information Intermediaries
    Frank Rose
    The Internet provides an infrastructure that makes the steadily increasing amount of information accessible efficiently, quickly, and inexpensively. Closely connec­ ted with this opportunity is the danger that the available information will over­ charge the individual information seeker’s capability to process the information and to judge its quality....
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    133,95 €