books about: zigzag

books about: zigzag

books:

Zigzag

Architects Make Zigzags: Looking at Architecture from A to Z

Diane Maddex

Wiley, 1986

cute book to share with kids
This was a cute book that anyone talking about architecture or buildings with kids could use during their discussion. -

2008 BusyBodyBook Personal & Family Organizer: Zigzag

Joan Goldner

About Your Time, 2007

My favorite calendar!
This is the only calendar I use for my family. This is my second one and I absolutely love it. I use my BBB every day, all day. The individual columns for each family member is great. I love the pockets in the front and back to hold cards and invitations. The book ...

Zigzag

Ellen Wittlinger

Simon Pulse, 2005

Zig Zag Straight to Your Heart
I truly had trouble with the first part of this book because I don't want to read about some girl and her rich boyfriend, but this book is much more than that. As I finished the first thirty pages or so this book turned into something much better than a girl and her ...

Agent Zigzag
Ben Macintyre

Bloomsbury Publishing Inc, 2007

Arches to Zigzags: An Architecture ABC

Michael J. Crosbie

Harry N. Abrams, 2000

Architecture is for kids too
By now you've probably plowed your way through lots of those children's books that are about impossible for grownups to enjoy. I won't mention any names, but I've tried lots of them and the kids don't seem to like them much either! Here's a book that children enjoy, ...

Zigzag: The Incredible Wartime Exploits of Double Agent Eddie Chapman

Nicholas Booth

Arcade Publishing, 2007

Fresh,absorbing page-turner: Nerves of steel, pinch of Sargeant Schultz
The book is a great read and that's hard to find. The big thing about Eddie Chapman's story is it shows one of the millions or billions of instances in which a potentially solid fate sours when confronted with downturns, constrained opportunity, hormones, etc. Today, ...

Agent Zigzag: A True Story of Nazi Espionage, Love, and Betrayal

Ben Macintyre

Three Rivers Press, 2008

Truth as fun or better than fiction
Those skeptical about how compelling a non-fiction book can be, especially one that recounts events from nearly 70 years ago will be pleasently surprised. The author is a journalist who brings the story to life with a quick pace and paints avid picture of the setting ...

Zigzag: A Life of Reading and Writing, Teaching and Learning

Tom Romano

Heinemann, 2008

A Rich Memoir
AS I've come to expect with Tom Romano's work, Zigzag is rich with voice, humor, beautiful language, and real life experiences. What a great memoir for teachers! It will encourage you to write your own and has chapters on growing up that can be used as mentor text ...

The Zigzag Way

Anita Desai

Mariner Books, 2006

A luminous novel set in Mexico
Eric O'Brien is an uncertain and awkward young man, a would-be writer and a traveller in spite of himself. Happy to follow his more confident girlfriend Em to Mexico, he is overwhelmed with sensory overload and gradually seduced by the strangeness, the colour, the ...

Zigzag Men

Larry Sherrer

Brass Books, 2007

A must read book !
Whew - where do I start? My copy of Zigzag Men arrived yesterday and save for a little time off for sleep it has remained in my hands up until a few minutes ago. Now I find myself sitting here absolutely drained, emotionally spent after being transported to a distant ...

Set of 3 Book and CD-ROM FACTfinders Interactive Multimedia: The Earth, The Sea, The Weather
Roger Coote, Laura Wade, ...

Zigzag Publishing/McGraw Hill, 2000

Book and CD-ROM multimedia package for children aged 3-10. An interactive package of image, sound and text.

Agent ZigZag (Agent ZigZag Love Traitor Hero)
Ben Macintyre, 2007

Zigzag: The Incredible Wartime Exploits of Doulbe Agent Eddie Chapman
Nicholas Booth

Arcade Publishing, 2008

Zigzag Through the Bitter-Orange Trees

Ersi Sotiropoulos

Interlink, 2006

great book
I recommend this novel to all readers, not just to other Greeks. It is a "small" story. Lia is dying and complains to her brother Sid about the nurse Sotiris. Their lives intersect with the orphan Julia, the journal-writer Nina, and a talking mynah bird. The ...

Minibeasts (Knowledge Masters Series)
Gerald Legg

Zig-Zag, 2003

Discover the most amazing miniature beasts alive with Knowledge Masters: Minibeasts. Perfect for school projects and homework tasks, or just fun for reading, this multimedia book features striking, full-color illustrations--depicting creatures ranging from the butterfly to the bumblebee--that grab readers' attention and make learning fun. This ...