New Releases by Mary Murphy

Lift the flap and join in the fun with the Penguin in this delightful little book.

Lift the flap and join in the fun with the Penguin in this delightful little book.

A penguin pretends to have many occupations.

Stories of the lives and times of nine African-American children and adults whose contributions to Minnesota''s history span nearly two centuries, from the early 1800s to the present day.

Caterpillar wants to fly away with her friends Bee and Ladybug, and she can after she becomes a butterfly.

This is a simple story featuring a cat, which shows through the cats adventures, how even the things you fear the most of all are not always as bad as you think.

Whether regarded as medical treatise or brilliant satire, The Anatomy of Melancholy reflects Robert Burton''s frustrations over "too many books" to research in the context of Erasmus'' model of copious discourse. Aiming to infuse undergraduate literature courses with poststructuralist criticism now mainly the realm of graduate study, Schmelzer (St. Joseph''s College, Phila., PA) places Erasmus'' De Copia (1512) center stage in the epistemological shift to the empirical validation of truth in 17th century Western Europe. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

The beguiling little penguin is back, this time creating all sorts of things--ponds and pictures, an airplane and a house. These activities make a mess, but the little penguin makes it tidy. Quick, lively text and enchanting child-like illustrations are sure to please. Filled with bright colors and familiar activities and language, this warm, reassuring text is perfect for toddlers at bedtime or anytime.

Everything that a little penguin does makes noise.

A little dog and his friends enjoy different activities for each season of the year.

As a penguin drives his train through the countryside, he picks up all different kinds of animals.

A little penguin shares its favorite things with the one it loves most.

Text book for tertiary law students which introduces students to methods of study for business law subjects. Especially useful for students who have not undertaken legal studies before and those for whom English is a second language. Topics covered include essay writing, note taking and case reading. Exercises are prescribed to test skills and answers are provided by way of example. The authors are both university lecturers in language courses and the last chapter on examinations is contributed by Lyall Phillips who lectures in law.