books by Jane Maxwell

books by Jane Maxwell

books:

Jane Maxwell

The True Story of Nickel: The Baby Buffalo Who Thought He Was A Dog
Jane Maxwell

Savage Parks Press, 1999

For many years a lone hornless buffalo greeted travelers heading west into the foothills of the Rockies. Nickel the Baby Buffalo Who Thought He Was a Dog tells the true story of how he came to be known by people all over the world as the friendly bison. Orphaned at birth, raised by a caretaker and his family, Nickel grew up with the pet ...

Donde no hay doctor

Carol Thurman and Jane Maxwell

Hesperian Foundation, 1995

It is absolutley the most valuable book to have!
I loved reading this book from a friend that I was compelled to special order it on the same day I read it! I never buy books but this book changed my life. I spread the news about it and now all of my friends have bought the book too. I'll be going to Mexico and ...

Where There Is No Doctor: A Village Health Care Handbook

Jane Maxwell, Carol Thuman, ...

Hesperian Foundation, 1992

Where There Is No Doctor: A Village Health Care Handbook
This book was designed for primitive health care. It isn't set up to turn the layman into a surgeon. For what it is; it does an excellent job. A huge block of it has little use here in the states, but there is at least one good tip on every page. Once you move ...

Where Women Have No Doctor: A Health Guide for Women

A. August Burns, Ronnie Lovich, ...

Hesperian Foundation, 1997

An easy-to-use, practical guide.
Tonight I turned the television on and was distracted by a little blurb on CNN. They were discussing tuberculosis, andit got me thinking about how one would diagnose/treat it in the absence of our current health care systems. I decided this would be a good test for one ...

Where There Is No Doctor

Carol Thuman, Jane Maxwell, ...

Macmillan Education, 1994

Excellent book!
This is an excellent book and should be in everyone home library, good quick reference guide and just good to know and interesting reading, I especially like the fact that it is illustrated, bonus.

Tropical Architecture in the Dry and Humid Zones
Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew

Reinhold, 1964

Tropical Architecture in the Dry and Humid Zones discusses the factors affecting design in the tropics generally: the people and their needs; the climate and its attendant ills; the materials and means of building. The book is written by pioneers of modern design both in Britain and in the tropics where they have offices Ghana and Nigeria.

Donde no hay doctor para mujeres

A. August Burns, Ronnie Lovich, ...

Hesperian Foundation, 1999

A must for community health workers/Peace Corps volunteers!
This book is a must for anyone working in community health, especially Peace Corps volunteers! Buy a copy in the language of your country - you won't regret it!

The Ultimate Show-Me-How Activity Book: Simple and Fun Step-By-Step Projects for Young Children
Stephanie Donaldson, Petra Boase, ...

Smithmark Publishers, 1997

Whitney Biennial: 2000 Exhibition (Whitney Biennial)

Michael G. Auping, Valerie Cassel, ...

Whitney Museum of Art, 2000

The Whitney Biennial catalog you have to have
The Whitney Biennial is the kind of exhibition that critics love to hate.My recommendation is to ignore thae critics, see it for yourself and buy the catalog. This is a great book for those who love contemporary art. The essays on the exhibition and on the ...