| AK Nevermore

36,480원  | 20240912  | 9798988746492

On an alternate earth, a cataclysm has altered a subset of the population. Talents are persecuted for their psychic and physical mutations, giving rise to two conflicting societies based upon maintaining genetic purity. And the Source, a shadowy corporate entity dependent upon the exploitation of captive Talents, is hunting them...Flynn and Kara have made it to the north, but they're far from safe.

 | Sue Binder

16,400원  | 20250922  | 9798232006884

If you've ever moved across town, to another city or state, you may have had to make tough decisions. What do you save? Throw away? Lyrics from the Loft describes how sorting through boxes of personal history can evoke powerful memories. Of course, a major problem with sorting old boxes involves the time, the energy. Each item produces memories and discarding can take great deliberation, difficult decisions.

Binder  | Taylor & Francis

332,430원  | 20210101  | 9780415562980

Work in behavioural economics has questioned traditional measures for welfare. This book asks whether a different measure for individual welfare can, and should, be found. It explores whether a hedonistic view of welfare represents a viable alternative, and what its normative implications are.

Binder  | Wadsworth

0원  | 20030609  | 9780618305858

This popular reader uses both primary and secondary sources to explore social history topics and sharpen students' interpretive skills. Each chapter includes one secondary source essay and several related primary source documents. Chapter introductions tie the readings together and pose questions to consider. New content in Volume I includes an essay about slavery from the ports of Africa to the plantations of America, and a new essay that focuses on immigrants and the conditions which led to emigration from their native lands. New content in Volume II includes an essay about women who worked in the wheat fields of the West in the 1880s, an essay about the ordeal of the American people during the Depression, and an essay about the Little Rock crisis of 1957 concerning separate but equal schools.

 | Baz Binder

0원  | 20201108  | 9781914058417

★ 55% OFF for Bookstores! Now at $ 42.99 instead of $ 52.

 | Baz Binder

0원  | 20201108  | 9781914058400

★ 55% OFF for Bookstores! Now at $ 31.99 instead of $ 39.

Binder,K.  | Oxford Univ Pr on Demand

511,000원  | 20010101  | 9780195094381

An edited book with chapters contributed by leading experts on the various computer simulation techniques used for macromolecular materials. It describes how to use simulation to explain experimental data and gain insight into structure and dynamic properties of polymeric systems.

Binder,S.  | Cambridge

222,650원  | 19970613  | 9780521582391

Minority Rights, Majority Rules seeks to explain why congressional majorities parties are so powerful in the US House of Representatives and minorities so often dominant in the Senate. Dr Binder explains how partisan battles - fought under rules inherited from the past - have throughout congressional history shaped the creation and suppression of minority rights.

 | Sue Binder

21,880원  | 20180714  | 9798232479121

Homeless, addicted, and helpless describes different characters who are struggling with hopelessness in Dumpsters. The eighteen short stories in this collection pinpoint a decisive moment in each person's life. The reader is introduced to a world of alcoholics and drug addiction, some who have no decision to change. For example, Pete wakes up in a snowstorm next to a dumpster, a six-pack nearby. He is homeless, as in Faye, who finds herself stuck in a small town with a bottle under her coat.

 | Sue Binder

23,700원  | 20140329  | 9798232494179

Passing like "ships in the night," we never realize just how much we influence other people. In a series of 14 short stories, the book emphasizes the significance of our encounters with others. Sometimes the influence is positive, with far-reaching effects. Sometimes the contact may be destructive, even evil. Yet lives are changed, altered in some fashion.

 | Sue Binder

21,880원  | 20130312  | 9798231287789

Every wonder what it's like to work in a prison? Join the fun on this rollicking journey of one woman's experiences as she traverses through scanners, lockdowns, segregation, and a variety of exasperating decisions made by the Powers That Be. If the terms confuse you, just turn immediately to the dictionary at the end for instant laughs.

 | Sue Binder

31,000원  | 20121009  | 9798231141586

Margaret Frazier struggles to hold onto her wheat farm, following the death of her husband. He had made all the business decisions and Maggie is having to learn from scratch how to budget and manage the farm. After two years, her efforts seem hopeless. On a late afternoon, during a fierce dirt storm, she almost runs Michael Warman down with her pickup. Once a successful songwriter, Mike no longer seems to fit into the new music business.

 | Sue Binder

9,100원  | 20120510  | 9798231228072

Ever have trouble remembering a password for a computer program? Or trying to balance a checkbook? The first section of this fun/serious/futuristic book of poetry offers up a number of humorous topics, then moves easily into serious topics, such as domestic violence, illness, even death. Finally, the poems gravitate into a bleak, almost apocalyptic future, focused on topics such as overdependence on technology and concerns for destruction of human life.

 | Sue Binder

23,700원  | 20120510  | 9798231188796

"Mr. Living History"--that's what divorcee Lexi Feinstein dubbed Nate Wilcox from the moment she almost ran over him and his horse on her first day of work at Winstead National Park. Wilcox represents everything distasteful to her. Because he's a re-enactor, she is sorely reminded of her father's "wannabe" acting career, which provides painful memories of her childhood. Nate still struggles with the death of his wife in an auto accident, in which he was the driver.

 | Sue Binder

21,880원  | 20111011  | 9798231653225

What is the thin line that separates fantasy from reality? What marks the boundary between good and evil? The characters in this short story compilation Meltdown, all face crucial decisions, crossroads which will impact their destiny and the lives of those about them. Each of the 22 short stories stands on its own, with characters who are searching for meaning in their lives, agonizing over past decisions, or are experiencing a critical loss. Some struggle with their inadequacies.