Dustcover shows minor wear & slight tear - Book is in Fine Condition - CONTENTS:

Fine - New Condition - Never Ready Copy - Illustrated with Photos - No remainer marks - No price clipping - 620 Pages -

Like powerful elephants, many American companies are shackled by the chains of conditioning and inertia. Belasco provides a clearly written, jargon-free guide to creating the right kind of change in any company. - Contents: Teaching the Elephant to Dance Getting Ready to Change Anticipate the Obstacles Create Tomorrow Focus Resources Vision Makes the Difference Actions Set the Pace Expect It or Forget It People Are the Key Culture Is It Empower Individual Change Agents Change Happens - The Elephant Learns Notes Index

Near-Fine copy of this vintage sexuality book - No tears - No writing - Tight spine - 170 Pages - Author's Information: DOCTOR OF SCIENCE, LONDON; DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY MUNICH;

Illustrated throughout with medical drawings, photos and plates. 523 Pages - Very-nice copy - No writing - No tars - Tight spine - Authot Wolf was Assistant Clinical Professor of Otolaryngology, New York Medical College - 149 Illustrations, 25 with color - Partial Contents: Emergencies Head Pain Vertigo Obstructed Nasal Breathing - The Rhinitis Group Obstructed Nasal Breathing - Diseases Of The Paranasal Sinuses Obstructed Nasal Breathing - Anatomic Intranasal Anomalies And Tumors Postnasal Drip Sore Throat Obstructive Dyspnea Hoarseness The Ear Earache Earache - Mastoidic Chronic Otorrhea Impaired Hearing Marked Impairment Of Hearing, Or Deafness Tinnitus Aurium Other Conditions Met in Otalaryngology Swelling Of The Salivary Glands Excessive Lacrimation Miscellaneous Complaints Facial Plastic Surgery Facial Malformations Subjects Related to Otolaryngology Barotrauma Allergy Blood Dyscrasias Avitaminosis Antibiosis Appendix Planning And Equipping An Office

Dustcover shows minor wear - Book is in Fine Condition --

Dustcover shows slight wear - Book is in like-new condition -

In her darkly dazzling finish to The Secret Books of Paradys, Tanith Lee tempts the reader with a tale of horror, lust and madness that leaves no perversity untouched, no taboo unbroken. This time, the seductive nightmare unfolds in three parallel versions of the City - Paradis, Paradys and Paradise. Connected by a labyrinth of ice whose dangers are amplified by the will and emotion of its lunatic travelers, these cities and their mad and near-mad denizens provide the stage for a drama of mythical proportions that none of the players can fully comprehend. Among the mad and the doomed are the murderous, remorseless siblings Felion and Smara; the violated woman-child Hilde; and Leocadia, the artist and visionary. Combining horror and hedonism, art and eroticism, Lee offers an aesthete's amoral view of beauty, pleasure and pain in her inimitable high style. This fourth book in the Paradys series is linked brilliantly to the previous three - The Book of the Damned, The Book of the Beast, and The Book of the Dead - not by plot but by its shared venue: the fantastic, Gothic, atmospheric and changeable city of Paradys.

LOC# 54-10312 - Illustrated with Photos - Dustcover shows some wear & tear - Book is Near-Fine with No Tears, No Writing & Tight Spine - 344 Pages - Here is a book about mena and their deeds, rich in inspiration and anecdote, soaring in a song that begins on the streets and farms of America, and reaching into some of the remotest corners of the world. This is the story of Maryknoll - the who, the what, the how and the why. Yet it is not told in the terms of statistics but in the true index of its success - the men it creates. These are the men who give up homeland, family and friends to serve their fellowmen in body and soul. Tragedy and pathos, romance and adventure, accomplishment and high achievement - all these are here and more. This is a story every American can read with pride and enjoyment. A book that will make you richer and more willing to share of your own life. -

Illustrated - Only writing is previous owner's signature in book front - in pencil - - No other marks - 280 pages - tight spine - Nice copy of a vintage book