books by James Colbert

books by James Colbert

books:

James Colbert

Andrew Vachss' Cross #0 (Extraction) October 1995
Andrew Vachss and James Colbert

Dark Horse Comics, 1995

Saint Gianna Molla: Wife, Mother, Doctor

Pietro Molla, Elio Guerriero, ...

Ignatius Press, 2004

Fantastic Book on an Awe Inspiring Woman
This is an amazing book on St. Gianna Molla. It is written in part by her husband [who is still alive and well in Italy] through interviews with Elio Gurriero and includes some of St. Gianna's own writings. I found this book very touching and inspiring. Most of ...

Maternal-Child Nursing

W.B. Saunders Company, 2000

Great study guide
This study guide makes up for everything that the text book lacks. I got the study guide in time for the 2nd exam and oh boy has it helped. I have recommended to all my fellow class mates to get this book.

No Special Hurry (Penguin Crime Fiction)

James Colbert

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1989

Storyline ....
"Jail doesn't agree with Tony Curbel. That's not surprising: he used to be a proper businessman, a currency trader. It also happens that he's innocent of any crime. Worse still. Tony was framed, and he suspects that his father is responsible. Enter Skinny, a mercenary ...

The My Series: My Dollar

James Colbert Jr.

AuthorHouse, 2007

The My Series: My Dollar , Book Review
I have read My Dollar and I think it's a wonderful book for children. The full color illustrations are perfect for children in the 5 to 8 years old category. This book displays children of different nationalities and a good family setting. I also get the authors ...

Greco-Arabic Sources of Avicennist Augustinism
Etienne Gilson

Global Scholarly Publications, 2003

An english translation of Etienne Gilson's manuscript discussing Ancient Greek texts that may have been consulted by the great medieval Muslim philosopher and scientist, Ibn Sina.

WWII: A Tribute in Art and Literature

Time Life Medical, 2001

From any perspective, the fact remains: Americans are who they are today because of who they became in World War II. The requirements of that period in our history-the uprooting of families, the turbo-charging of the economy,theface-to-face encounter with brutality, the necessities of creating and feeding a war machine-changed the country so ...