books by Hazel Johns

books by Hazel Johns

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Hazel Johns

Who's Who in Classical Mythology (Who's Who Series)

Michael Grant, John Hazel

Oxford University Press, USA, 1993

Excellent resource and excellent fun
I bought this book as preparation for a Mediterranean study-cruise. It is a sort of encyclopedia of Greek and Roman mythology. Any classical mythological name can be found here with a synopsis of their major stories Just be warned: each character's story tends to ...

Encyclopedia of Volcanoes

Stephen R. McNutt, Hazel Rymer

Academic Press, 1999

The King of Volcano References
As a master's student studying volcanology and remote sensing, and a research assistant at the Alaska Volcano Observatory, I can honestly say this is it! From the depths of the mantle on Earth to the dynamic volcanism on Juptier's moon Io, the large team of authors ...

Casey Webber The Great (Annick Young Novels)
Hazel Hutchins

Annick Press, 1988

Ten-and-a-half-year-old Casey Webber is determined to be the greatest magician ever. Then he discovers the old jacket he used to dress up in as a little kid. He slips it on... and disappears! Suddenly his magic career is off and running!

Illustrated History of the World: From the Big Bang to the Third Millennium

Neil Morris, Neil Grant, ...

Mercury Books, 2005

The Illustrated History of the World
If you are at all interested in history this is the book for you. I first found this book in my local library. I enjoyed it some much I bought my own copy. The book provides a concise look at history by timeline and region. Great illustration and a quick read ...

The Three and Many Wishes of Jason Reid

Hazel Hutchins

Annick Press, 2000

Shads amazing book of the three and many wishes
The three and many wishes is about a boy.who gets three wishes and tells a girl about it.and wishes she knew about the wishes.and finally they make three wishes to help the comunity.

The Fine Art of Garnishing (From Radish Roses To Watermelon Whales)

Jerry Crowley

Lieba Inc., 1981

Just Okay
I have a lot of garnishing books... always looking for new ideas. This book is limited in what garnishes it offers. There are other books that are so much better. (Gourmet Garnishing by Mickey Baskett) or (Garnishing by Dr. Oetker) These are two of the best with ...

Who's Who in the Roman World

John Hazel

Routledge, 2002

very useful book
I recommend this book for anybody who is interested in the ancient Roman civilization. Very well compiled and very useful dictionary of biographies on the famous Roman people. However, there exists somewhat discordia in selection of the entries. For example, in the ...

John, The Airport Kid: A Magical Adventure

John Perry Jopling

BookSurge Publishing, 2007

A charming tale of passage
I've read "...The Airport Kid" and thoroughly enjoyed its message of passage from childhood to young adult in a simpler and more innocent era. The daily and life-changing experiences transpiring take the boy to young man with the help of his "friends", the flying ...

Who's Who in the Greek World (Who's Who) (Who's Who (Routledge))

John Hazel

Routledge, 1999

very useful book,but...
Although this is a very useful dictionary , I think the "Who's Who in the Roman World" is better to read. Why ? The reason is evident. This book lacks a lot of interesting people and historical stories. E.G. ; You cannot find the entriy of PAMMENES the founder of the ...

Personal Development in Counsellor Training (Counsellor Trainer & Supervisor)
Hazel Johns

Sage Publications Ltd, 2003

Personal development is a core element in counsellor training. This book is an essential guide to personal development and includes discussion about self-knowledge and its implications for different modes of counselling. It provides a clear analysis of techniques for promoting self-development and an examination of the specific gains to trainee ...

The Collected Poems of Hazel Hall (Northwest Readers)

Oregon State University Press, 2000

Forced Saving: Mandating Private Retirement Incomes
Hazel Bateman, Geoffrey Kingston, ...

Cambridge University Press, 2001

The rapid aging of the world's populations has triggered an anxious response in many governments that stresses the need to set up or radically overhaul their mandatory pension policies. This wideranging analysis compares and contrasts the policies and schemes of these countries, using many tables, graphs and charts to summarize important findings.