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Allowances, Dollars and Sense: A Proven System for Teaching Your Kids About Money

By Paul W. Lermitte

Instilling the value of money and establishing a grounding in sound financial principles at an early age is probably one of the most important lessons parents can provide for their children. Just how to provide ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Children and YA Non-fiction, Reference

The Encyclopaedia of the First Peoples of North America

By Rayna Green and Melanie Fernandez

There’s a lot to appreciate about this single-volume encyclopedia. It’s topical, attractively designed, and loaded with more than 270 quality photographs. Published originally as The British Museum Encyclopaedia of Native North America, this re-titled Canadian ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Children and YA Non-fiction, Reference

The Encyclopedia of British Columbia

By Daniel Francis, ed.

The product of more than 10 years of work and almost a million dollars of funding, The Encyclopedia of British Columbia (EBC) arrives with a high level of expectation that editor Daniel Francis has managed ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

The Faber Book of Pop

By Hanif Kureishi and John Savage, eds.

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

★ alt.culture

By Steven Daly and Nathaniel Wice

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

The TV Almanac

By Louis Phillips and Burnham Holmes

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

We’ll Always Have Paris

By Robert A. Nolan and Gwendolyn W. Nolan

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

Seen That, Now What?

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

The Film Encyclopedia

By Ephraim Katz

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

The Faber Companion to 20th-Century Popular Music

By Phil Hardy and Dave Laing

A few years ago, as far as mainstream critics were concerned, all of Western culture could be neatly divided into two camps. There was Art – “serious” poetry, painting, music, and film – and there ... Read More »

April 20, 2004 | Filed under: Reference

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