Mar 092007
Reader Eyestic
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY BLUE 250  US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS BURGUNDY 250 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY GUNMETAL 200 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY GUNMETAL 150 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY GUNMETAL 250 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS BURGUNDY 200 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY SILVER 200 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY GUNMETAL 100 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY SILVER 100 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY BLUE 200 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY BLUE 100 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY SILVER 250 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS BURGUNDY 150 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY SILVER 150 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS SHINY BLUE 150 US $19.95
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 EYESTIC MAGNETIC READERS BURGUNDY 100 US $19.95
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 Lavendar purple Eyestic II magnetic reader special low US $4.25
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Eye Stic - 7 Color Choices Amazing Magnetic Reading Glasses. Readers that stick to any metal surface, or use with a special included mounting plate that sticks anywhere. Stick an Eye Stic on the refrigerator, phone, binder, dashboard, desk, computer, toolbox, ect. The matching colored case features an exclusive E-Z slider...Slide up to open, the reader pops out. Comes with case and stick on metal plate so you can stick thes... |
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EyeStic magnetic readers $24.95 Eyestics are magnetic readers that stick to most metal surfaces, Stick an eyestic on the refrigerator, phone, binder, dashboard, desk computer, toolbox etc. Eyestic has an inverted bridge that may also be turned upside down for overhead uses... |
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Reader'S Digest: Timeless Anthems $12.99 Reader'S Digest: Timeless Anthems |
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Wii - Reader Rabbit Kindergarten $19.79 READER RABBIT KINDERGARTEN |
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Wii - Reader Rabbit Preschool $19.79 READER RABBIT PRESCHOOL |
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A Rookie Reader $9.85 A Rookie Reader Level A titles are perfect for the emergent reader. Simple and repetitive text makes reading easy while describing familiar ideas, actions, and vocabulary. |
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Reader's Digest Super Word Power $19.99 Reader's Digest Super Word Power |
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Weekly Reader: Friends Forever $5.99 Track Listing: 1. We Go Together - Weekly Reader, 2. Tomorrow - Weekly Reader, 3. I'll Be There For You - Weekly Reader, 4. Sing (Sing a Song) - Weekly Reader, 5. That's What Friends Are For - Weekly Reader, 6. You Are My Sunshine - Weekly Reader, 7. Get the Party Started - Weekly Reader, 8. You've Got a Friend - Weekly Reader, 9. We Are Family - Weekly Reader, 10. Rainbow Connection - Weekly Reader |
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Weekly Reader: Our Galaxy $5.99 Track Listing: 1. Purple People Eater - Weekly Reader, 2. Rocket Man - Weekly Reader, 3. I Believe I Can Fly - Weekly Reader, 4. Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In - Weekly Reader, 5. Jetsons Theme Song - Weekly Reader, 6. Gonna Fly Now (From Rocky) - Weekly Reader, 7. Benny and the Jets - Weekly Reader, 8. Walking on Sunshine - Weekly Reader, 9. Good Morning Starshine - Weekly Reader, 10. It's a Sunshine Day - Weekly Reader |
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Weekly Reader: Car-Ee-Oke $5.99 Weekly Reader: Car-Ee-Oke |
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Weekly Reader: An Apple a Day $5.99 Track Listing: 1. Spoonful of Sugar, A (Makes the Medicine Go Down) - Weekly Reader, 2. Head Shoulders Knees & Toes - Weekly Reader, 3. Poison Ivy - Weekly Reader, 4. Witch Doctor, The (Oooo Eeee Oooo Ah Ah) - Weekly Reader, 5. Put a Little Love in Your Heart - Weekly Reader, 6. Dem Bones (Head Bone's Connected) - Weekly Reader, 7. (Lime in the) Cocunut - Weekly Reader, 8. Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu - Weekly Reader, 9. Button up Your Overcoat - Weekly Reader, 10. 59th Street Bridge Song, The (Feelin' Groovy) - Weekly Reader |
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Wii - Reader Rabbit 1st Grade - By Graffiti Entertainment $19.79 READER RABBIT 1ST GRADE |
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Weekly Reader: Kids Celebrate America $5.99 Track Listing: 1. You're a Grand Old Flag - Weekly Reader, 2. Yankee Doodle - Weekly Reader, 3. America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) - Weekly Reader, 4. American Pie - Weekly Reader, 5. God Bless the U.S.A. - Weekly Reader, 6. America the Beautiful - Weekly Reader, 7. Take Me Home Country Roads - Weekly Reader, 8. Hero - Weekly Reader, 9. Battle Hymn of the Republic - Weekly Reader, 10. Star Spangled Banner - Weekly Reader |
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Weakly Reader: Wonderful World of Animals -... $5.99 Track Listing: 1. Lion Sleeps Tonight, The - Weekly Reader, 2. Crocodile Rock - Weekly Reader, 3. Rockin' Robin - Weekly Reader, 4. Talk to the Animals - Weekly Reader, 5. Hound Dog - Weekly Reader, 6. Horton Hears a Who - Weekly Reader, 7. How Much Is That Doggie in the Window - Weekly Reader, 8. Mockingbird - Weekly Reader, 9. Home on the Range - Weekly Reader, 10. Teddy Bear's Picnic, The - Weekly Reader |
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The Lace Reader $28.58 Initially self-published, Brunonia Barry`s debut novel surpassed its humble origins when it became the subject of a publishing bidding war, and was re-released to great fanfare and commercial success. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, THE LACE READER is a richly layered tale told by the highly unreliable narrator Towner Whitney. While recuperating from her mental instability in a California hospital, Whitney is reluctantly drawn back to Salem when her great aunt Eva, a woman known for her ability to see the past, present, and future by staring into lace, disappears. Witchcraft, Wicca, and the town`s infamous history of zealous persecution all play a role in the novel, which manages to weave together supernatural adventure, a multi-generational literary tale, and strong vein of feminism. It`s a strange brew, but Barry makes it work, and as it gains momentum THE LACE READER becomes truly bewitching. |
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The Seagull Reader (Paperback) $22.52 A small and inexpensive reader that includes the most widely taught essays--along with some pieces that have never before been anthologized in a composition reader. |
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Stone Reader - $19.99 In 1972, 18-year-old Mark Moskowitz read a positive review in the New York Times Book Review that inspired him to get a copy of Dow Mossman's novel, The Stones of Summer. An avid reader, Moskowitz found himself unable to get through the book, and set it aside after 20 pages. Twenty-five years later, he finally picked it up again, this time reading it all the way through. Moskowitz was thrilled with the book, and immediately began looking for the author's other works. There weren't any. At this point, Moskowitz, who earns his living making political advertisements, began making a documentary, Stone Reader, which depicts his search for Mossman. He tracks down the writer of the original Times review, along with teachers, editors, agents, and other authors whom he thinks might have known Mossman or might have some insight into what happened to the author. He talks to critic Leslie Fiedler and author Frank Conroy, the head of the Iowa Writers Workshop, among others. Moskowitz tries to understand how it's possible for an author to write one outstanding book as a young man and then seemingly disappear. He also explores his own rewarding lifelong relationship with literature. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi |
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The China Reader $17.59 Current Affairs/Asian StudiesPerhaps no nation in recent history has undergone as total a transformation as China has in the past twenty-five years. For Chinese leaders, the death of Mao Zedong, the rise of Deng Xiaoping, and unprecedented economic growth have spawned new complexities. For the countrys 1.3 billion citizens, changes have been equally dramatic, from skyrocketing sales in automobiles and satellite dishes to an explosion in violent crime and drug trafficking.The China Reader: The Reform Era is a fascinating compilation by two astute China watchers of the most important documents, articles, and statements on China from 1972 to the present. Here are the voices of the experts, from Chinese analyses of the fall of Soviet Communism to Western exposés of an ecological crisis that threatens global weather patterns into the next millennium. Here, too, are the artifacts of an era, from regulations to control Chinese cyberspace to a Party member`s Orwellian justification of the military crackdown in Tiananmen Square. Authoritative and comprehensive, The China Reader is a timely guide to understanding a nation in the throes of change--a historic moment with profound implications for policy makers and markets from the Pacific Rim to Wall Street. |
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The Thinking Reader $68.2 Organ Sales and Ben and Jerry`s and Corporate Philanthropy are just a couple of the truly stimulating subjects addressed in THE THINKING READER. Koobatian offers articles of varying lengths and levels of difficulty on such subjects in order to help students learn to create good arguments. Article authors include such notables as James Rachels, Joyce Carol Oates, Alan Dershowitz, Peter Singer, and William Jefferson Clinton! Study questions are written to help students recognize the key components of argument while sufficient latitude is allowed for instructors to work with their own presentations of argument analysis. |
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The Suburb Reader $65.95 According to the 2000 Census, over 50 percent of Americans live in suburbs. This mass migration to the suburbs is one of the most fundamental transformations in twentieth-century U.S. history. The Suburb Reader collects the best writings on suburbs from their origins in the nineteenth century through the present day. The Rader is organized chronologically and thematically, and includes scholarly essays, documents, magazine and newspaper articles, and a wealth of reproductions of advertisements and photographs. Like The City Readers, it stands as the definitive volume on this major historical phenomenon. |
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The Reader (DVD) $7.5 Though THE READER may boast the typical pedigree of a Holocaust film--acclaimed actors, a literary source, and an Oscar-baiting end-of-the-year release date--this drama has a significant difference: it focuses on a perpetrator, rather than the victims. Kate Winslet takes on the hefty supporting role of Hanna Schmitz, a woman who has an affair with Michael Berg (German actor David Kross), a 15-year-old boy in 1950s Germany. They spend their brief romance alternately making love and focusing on literature, with Michael reading everything from Chekov to Homer to his lover. Soon, Hanna abruptly disappears, and Michael returns to his normal life. Almost a decade later, Michael is studying law, when he sees Hanna again; she is on trial for her crimes as an S.S. guard during the war. Michael is torn between a desire for justice and his knowledge of a secret that may save Hanna.THE READER makes full use of hindsight and historical perspective. Based on the bestselling novel by Bernhard Schlink, the story is framed by an older Michael (Ralph Fiennes) who deals with both his personal history and the collective past--and guilt--of the German people. This is a complex film that doesn't give the audience any easy answers; Hanna is undoubtedly guilty of horrific crimes, but she is a multilayered character who is always fascinating and always human, thanks to the terrific performance of Winslet, who plays Hanna over four decades. Director Stephen Daldry earned an Oscar nomination for his work on another literary adaptation, THE HOURS, and he deserves more praise for this polished film. |
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Noel Coward Reader (Hardcover) $28.58 This reader brings together the best of No¿el Coward`s short stories, verse, songs, plays, screenplays, etc. |
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The Myst Reader $13.33 This omnibus edition of the hugely popularMyst trilogy is published to coincide with the release ofMyst Revelations, the latest in the line of the bestsellingMyst interactive CD-ROM games.The award-winningMyst series is one of the most successful interactive CD-ROM computer games in history with sales of more than 12 million copies worldwide.Myst captivated the world when it was first conceived and created by brothers Rand and Robyn Miller. Its extraordinary success has gone on to spawnRiven, Myst III Exile, and most recently,Uru: The Ages Beyond Myst. Devoted fans of these surreal adventure games gather yearly at Mysterium (whose event sites are spreading to other countries) to exchange game strategies, share stories, and meet up with old friends.The Myst Reader is a literary companion to the CD-ROM games and a compendium of the bestselling officialMyst trilogy:The Book of Atrus, The Book of Ti'ana, andThe Book of D'ni. Devoted fans and new players alike will be delighted to have three books in this mythic saga together for the first time in one value-priced volume, which will be published in time to coincide with the long-awaited release ofMyst Revelations. |
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The Libertine Reader $26.03 Irresistibly charming or shamelessly deceitful, remarkably persuasive or uselessly verbose, everything one loves to hate -- or hates to love -- about French lovers and their self-styled reputation can be traced to eighteenth-century libertine novels. Obsessed with strategies of seduction, speculating endlessly about the motives and goals of lovers, the idle aristocrats who populate these novels are exclusively preoccupied with their erotic life. Deprived of other battlefields to fulfill their thirst for glory, libertine noblemen seek to conquer the women of their class without falling into the trap of love, while their female prey attempt to enjoy the pleasures of love without sacrificing their honor. Yet, despite the licentious mores of the declining Old Regime, men and women are still expected to pay lip service to an austere code of morals. Since they are constantly asked to denounce their own practices, their erotic war games are governed by a double constraint: whatever they feel or intend, the heroes of libertine literature can neither say what they mean nor mean what they say. The Libertine Reader includes all the varieties of libertine strategies: from the successful cunning of Mme de T___ in Vivant Denon's No Tomorrow to the ill-fated genius of Mme de Merteuil in Laclos's Dangerous Liaisons; from the laborious sentimental education of Meilcour in Crebillon fils's The Wayward Head and Heart to the hazardous master plan of the French ambassador in Prevost's The Story of a Modern Greek Woman. The discrepancies between the characters' words and their true intentions -- the libertine double entendre -- are exposed through the speaking vaginas in Diderot's The Indiscreet Jewelsand the wandering soul of Amanzei in Crebillon fils's The Sofa, while the contrasts between natural and civilized -- or degenerate -- erotics are the subjects of both Diderot's Supplement to Bougainville's Voyage and Laclos's On the Education of Women. Finally, Sade's Florville and Courv... |
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Weekly Reader: My Favorite Times of Year $5.99 Track Listing: 1. Monster Mash - Weekly Reader, 2. Addams Family Theme - Weekly Reader, 3. Over the River & Through the Woods - Weekly Reader, 4. I Love a Parade - Weekly Reader, 5. Dredel Song, The - Weekly Reader, 6. Mah O' Tsur - Weekly Reader, 7. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - Weekly Reader, 8. Chipmunk Song, The - Weekly Reader, 9. Happy Happy Kwanzaa - Weekly Reader, 10. Dream a World - Weekly Reader |
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Reader'S Digest Nature'S Power Revealed (6pc) - $44.99 Reader'S Digest Nature'S Power Revealed (6pc) - |
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The Longman Reader (Paperback) $57.62 Widely praised for its superior teaching apparatus and thought-provoking readings, The Longman Reader remains the most successful rhetorically organized reader. The Longman Reader features highly praised writing pedagogy in a rhetorically-organized reader. The opening chapter offers specific strategies for active reading, and for each pattern-of-development chapter, The Longman Reader includes a detailed introduction that asks the reader to consider audience and purpose, concrete revision strategies, a peer review checklist, an annotated sampl essay with extensive analysis, prewriting and revising activities, and a comprehensive list of possible writing topics. Both beloved and fresh professional essays range widely in subject matter and approach, from the humorous to the informative, from personal meditation to argument, and capture the reader's interest while clearly illustrating a specific pattern of development. |
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Kobo Digital Reader - Onyx $129.99 Enjoy reading on the go with this digital reader that features 100 preloaded classics and 1GB built-in memory for storing up to 1,000 eBooks. Wi-Fi connectivity lets you update your library wirelessly. |
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The Dedalus Meyrink Reader (Paperback) $11.75 This volume is a perfect companion for both the Meyrink scholar and the first-time Meyrink reader, containing as it does the whole gamut of Meyrink`s writing from his love of the bizarre, the grotesque and the macabre to the spine-chilling occult tales and his quest to know what is on the `Other Side of the Mirror`. Gustav Meyrink has left behind a unique body of work, which can be sampled and enjoyed in The Dedalus Meyrink Reader.The Dedalus Meyrink Reader has excerpts from all the translated books and a whole section of hitherto untranslated material including the stories from the collection Fledermause and autobiographical articles. |