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IF YOU LIVED IN COLONIAL TIMES
Mcgovern, Ann
1992 11014805 "Gives a great deal of information and is nicely appropriate to the capability of the beginning reader.... The illustrations are plentiful, attractive, and often humorous.... The young reader can get a good picture of daily life in the colonial period." -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, 6/7/64 Product Description Ann McGovern's gay and informative book gives young readers a vivid picture of life in colonial New England from 1659 to 1730. The drawings help children imagine what it was really like to be a boy or girl in colonial days. The author answers many intriguing questions that children are likely to ask. "What did colonial boys and girls wear?" "What happened if they didn't behave in school?" "What did they do on Sunday?" "Were there special laws about fun? "What happened to people who broke the laws?" This book provides a unique opportunity to enrich the young reader's understanding of American history. 52 entertaining questions and answers about what it was like to live in the New England colonies during the years 1650 - 1730. Scholastic Paperbacks 0-590-45160-X / 9780590451604
Paperback As new condition
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12.25 USD
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Lippincott's Review for Nclex-Rn - Seventh Edition with CD-ROM
Billings, Diane McGovern
2002 21618 This top-selling NCLEX review has been updated to reflect the current exam and now includes more questions--5,000 total--to help students practice taking the test. The author provides the rationale for correct and incorrect answers and explains the thought process needed for full understanding. This edition includes more questions on pharmacology and cultural issues, test-taking strategies, a study plan checklist, and current bibliography. A free CD-ROM containing 1,000 additional NCLEX-style questions accompanies the book. From The Critics Doody Review Services Reviewer: Kathleen Diane Pickrell, BSN, MSN (Indiana State University) Description: This book provides over 5,000 practice NCLEX-RN test questions written for all clinical areas and organized by health problems to facilitate review for course-specific exams. Purpose: It is intended to help those who are preparing to take the NCLEX-RN licensing exam, as well as to prepare for course exams, final exams, and competency exams. The book is a necessary tool that meets the author's stated objectives. Audience: According to the author, the book is written for students and nurses. The author has been successful in preparing an overall comprehensive book to help students prepare for the NCLEX-RN exam. The author wrote the previous edition. Features: In addition to test questions, the book includes test-taking strategies, feedback/rationale for correct/incorrect responses, calculations, and helpful tips from students. There are tests that are grouped according to health problems with additional practice questions in growth and development, pharmacologic and parenteral therapies, and management of care. There is also a content review. It would be helpful to provide answers for practice questions on the same page. A CD-ROM provides five comprehensive exams that simulate computerized adaptive tests by placing test items in random order. It also has a diagnostic feature to identify areas for further study. It also allows students to customize tests for focused review. Assessment: This is an important resource for those preparing for the NCLEX-RN exam. Although there are several books on the market for NCLEX-RN preparation, this book provides questions in a variety of situations commonly encountered in nursing practice and across all clinical disciplines. 816 pages. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 0-7817-3069-4 / 9780781730693
Soft Cover Very Good Condition Hagerstown, Maryland, U.S.A.
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32.83 USD
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Too Much Noise
McGovern, Ann
1967 10018286 "A simple repetitive tale, equally suitable for noisy participation and for settling down to 'a very quiet dream.'" About the Author: Ann McGovern, the author of more than 55 highly regarded books for children, is excited about the world: the world of history, nature, imagination, and the world of people. Her enthusiasm is the foundation for each word she writes. Her books, which range from fast-paced biographies and fact-filled fun histories to voyages in faraway lands, from playful picture books to retellings of well-known legends and fables, reflect her diverse and many interests. A tireless traveler who has visited every continent, McGovern frequently incorporates her adventures into her books. Playing with Penguins and Swimming with Sea Lions were inspired by expeditions to Antarctica and the Galapagos Islands, respectively. Desert Beneath the Sea resulted from a scientific scuba expedition to the Red Sea, the Caribbean, and the China Sea with Shark Lady Eugenie Clark. And, for Questions and Answers About Sharks, McGovern took notes on her underwater slate with twelve sharks just inches away, after she took part in an underwater shark feeding in Papua New Guinea, where she was scuba diving. But when McGovern visits schools to show slides of her travels and discuss how they provide ideas for her books, she emphasizes that inspiration can come from feelings and close-to-home experiences as well as far-off adventures. McGovern grew up in New York City where she lives today. Her interest in books and writing began at an early age. Scholastic Paperbacks 0-590-02435-3 / 9780590024358
Paperback good condition
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10.00 USD
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