The Word Museum The Most Remarkable English Words Ever ForgottenAuthor: Jeffrey Kacirk ISBN-13: 9780684857619ISBN-10: 0684857618Publication Date: 9/7/2000Pages: 240Publisher: TouchstoneBook Type: Paperback DINING ROM CLOST5/20 185 - 10/20183 - 2/21 - CHKD 448 - 7/2114 - 9/2214 - 6/239 - 8/23$$$^7 - 2/24
What stands out about this textbook is the attention to diverse cultural examples.
The "Dictionary of Word Origins" by John Ayto is a comprehensive textbook published in 1991 by Arcade Publishing. This hardcover book with a dust jacket contains 592 pages of information on the origins of words in the English language. Written by the author John Ayto, this book serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and development of words in the English language.
The Webster's New World Dictionary Third College Edition is a comprehensive textbook published by Merriam-Webster in 1988. This hardcover dictionary, part of the Webster's New World series, is perfect for intermediate-level students looking to expand their vocabulary. With a dust jacket and featuring the renowned Webster author, this dictionary in English offers a reliable and authoritative source for language reference.
Brand new condition- tight spine and crisp pages. Minor wear to the cover, corners and edges Book is still in shrink wrap. Smoke fee home No water damage
Story First: The Writer as Insider. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1982. Inventory number 12096.
Some very light shelf and handling wear. A good, clean copy of book with no markings or writing inside book. Please see pictures of actual book.
All books in protective cardboard, or better. (B09X-.13).
All books in protective cardboard, or better. (B09X-.13).
The "Joyce/Lowry : Critical Perspectives" hardcover textbook, published by University Press of Kentucky in 1997, provides literary criticism on modern and 20th-century English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh literature. Authored by Paul Tiessen, the book covers semiotics and theory within the context of European literature. With 216 pages, this textbook is a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in critically analyzing the works of prominent authors like Joyce and Lowry. The original shrinkwrap indicates that this textbook is in new condition, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
