Article: Random House Children's Books Announces the Launch of Random View Books(TM) The First eBook Publishing Program for the Division.

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Article: Book Sense.(netLibrary allows user to view books on ...
Newsweek;  April 5, 1999 ;     579 words ... ... university and online education market with reference, scholarly and professional books instead of popular fiction. You can view books online or download them for offline viewing using netLibrary's free Knowledge Station software, which also allows you to ...

Article: MALAYSIA'S COUNTRY VIEW BOOKS PRE-TAX LOSS IN H1.
AsiaPulse News;  July 25, 2006 ;     700+ words ...KUALA LUMPUR, July 25 Asia Pulse - Lower take up rates of its housing units and higher borrowing costs have nudged leading property developer Country View Berhad (KLSE:5049) into the red during the six months ended 31 May 2006. It booked group pre-tax loss of RM8.920 million (US$2.4 million) during

Article: TAKING THE LONG VIEW; BOOKS
The Independent - London;  October 15, 1995 ;     700+ words ...THERE's a great Arthur Miller scene which depicts a brother and sister, Janice and Herman, quarrelling in a New York bar. Their father has died, and they've just left the Jewish funeral ceremony, and while they argue over Martinis about politics and real estate the cardboard box containing Papa's

Article: Hidden but hardly far from view.(BOOKS)
The Washington Times (Washington, DC);  November 15, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Emily Colette Wilkinson, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES So bespangled with glittering personalities, so rife with intrigues, wars and religious strife was the age of the Sun King, that it is easy to understand why Veronica Buckley's new book, The Secret Wife of Louis XIV: Franioise

Article: After 1865, a novelist's view.(BOOKS)
The Washington Times;  January 29, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Byline: John Greenya, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES How do you like your history? Straight with footnotes or maybe with a dash of literary license? How about shaken-not-stirred and served up as fiction in a mix of historical figures and imagined characters? Had you asked me that last question