The Body in the Library

by Agatha Christie

Mrs. Bantry was dreaming.

Democracy and Education

by John Dewey

The most notable distinction between living and inanimate things is that the former maintain themselves by renewal.

The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents

by Terry Pratchett

Holes

by Louis Sachar

There is no lake at Camp Green Lake.

Children's missionary library

by Vernon Linwood Howard, Alice Bostrom

A history of library education

by Gerald Bramley

Library education

by Louis Shores

Science and education

by Thomas Henry Huxley

If the man to perpetuate whose memory we have this day raised a statue had been asked on what part of his busy life's wo...

Audio-visual instruction in library education

by Irving Lieberman

L'Éducation sentimentale

by Gustave Flaubert

Le 15 septembre 1840, vers six heures du matin, la Ville-de-Montereau, près de partir, fumait à gros tourbillons devant ...

Continuing library education

by Mary Sage

The education of Henry Adams

by Henry Adams

UNDER the shadow of Boston State House, turning its back on the house of John Hancock, the little passage called Hancock...

Learn Library of Congress subject access

by Jacki Ganendran, Lynn Farkas

Report on a programme of library education in Israel

by Leon Carnovsky

Childcraft

by World Book

The practical element in library education

by Martin, William J.

Emile or Education

by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Barbara Foxley

God makes all things good; man meddles with them and they become evil.

World trends in library education

by Gerald Bramley

History of libraries and library education

by M. E. Ojo-Igbinoba

Management theory and library education

by Sajjad ur Rehman