Posted on June 28, 2008 by Florante Mangampo

A properly designed clinical trial forms an integral part of successful drug development. However, to design and execute an effective clinical trial requires cooperation, understanding and respect of a multi-disciplinary team. The book, “A Quick Guide to Clinical Trials” explores the very essentials of clinical trials to lead the reader into the exciting arena.
Aimed at [...]

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Florante Mangampo

On the coattails of the new hit TV show, Army Wives, comes a blockbuster hit novel from Phyllis Zimbler Miller. MRS. LIEUTENANT is getting rave reviews and gives us our “army wives” fix when relaxing by the poolside or by the beach instead of the TV.
In the spring of 1970 �” right after the Kent [...]

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Florante Mangampo

In the modern day world, many of us manage to get some time out to read their favourite or new books. The present day book publishers offer several book categories such as fiction, non-fiction, reference, poetry, history, fantasy, thriller, crime, law and travel books to name a few. Since every reader has different reading preferences, [...]

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Florante Mangampo

Introduction:
Books are a common feature in today’s fast moving world. It is quite difficult to find someone who has not seen, touched, and read at least one book in his or her lifetime. Today, authors write books on nearly every subject be it arts, science, commerce, history, literature, poetry, and other contemporary subjects.
Publishing and printing [...]

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Florante Mangampo

Earl V. Campbell has written a phenomenal book of inspiring poems. It is a secret that has recently been discovered. The heart and Pathos of this Internationally Recognized Poet vividly comes through every line of poetry.
The book is called: “Poems Written by a Dedicated Jamaican Poet”
There are over 60 poems crammed in this book of [...]

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Florante Mangampo

There are times when you may want to buy second-hand books in Hyderabad. Not just for the discounted rates, but also in expectation of serendipity. Who knows? You may end up finding a classic that you were always looking for.
Sunday book market at Koti is the perfect place for such a discovery. On Sunday, the [...]

Posted on June 27, 2008 by Bonnie Hayes

What if .. when you spoke … noone could hear you?
You are standing in a room full of people screaming at the top of your lungs and people just walk through you?
The Invisible Plague tells the story of mental illness and it’s history in society. We have evolved in our understanding, but these people [...]

Posted on June 27, 2008 by Bonnie Hayes

My family recently reviewed some books on Egyptology for children and I have to say ‘Wow!’ I am impressed. The interactive nature of books nowadays blows my mind. There are books on Egyptian Hieroglyphics that have the stamps, clay, papyrus, etc in them along with the book so it enraptures active children. [...]

Posted on June 26, 2008 by charity

by jostein gaarder
this is the first book written by gaarder that i’ve ever stumbled upon. and i don’t have any qualms about it. i like the way a father was talking about how he met “the orange girl”. it was simply written but it’s also profound, with insights about life, love and the chances we [...]

Posted on June 26, 2008 by Pinaki Goswami

Book’s Name: Rogue
Author: Danielle Steel
The chick-lit diva is back with another entertainer. Which stars Maxine Williams, a dedicated doctor with three great kids, a challenging career and a perfect new man in her life. Her only problem? An irresistible but utterly infuriating ex-husband, Blake the rogue! And why’s he a hurdle? Because he’s done the [...]