This is an amazing document. It preserves hundreds of colorful posters used in India to teach children about health, history, animals, and good manners. All done in an array of amazing primitive styles. It's a source book that every artist and illustrator should own. Big and glossy.

This novel , if not anything else, clearly explains how the myth of Gandhi was created, not by Gandhiji himself but by his ardent followers who consciously (and deliberately) made a myth out of Gandhi. The insatnce of Jayramacharya is a very good example. We also get to know that Gandhi was considered a "avatar" during his lifetime.

If someone wants to study the effects of myths on human society this novel is a must for him coz, the myth of Gandhi caused a event unprecedented in world history (even today) -- a non - violent struggle for independence .... and ulitimately ...success!

This is not to denounce Gandhi, rather is a tribute to the man who could lead 400 million people into non-violent struggle, who had the moral authority to call back his own struggle if it went violent (even if it was in a critical stage).

I would say , a must also for those who wonder and want to know about the miracle of indian-freedom-struggle.

As an Alberta educator, I find the information in Castle Rock's Grade 9 Social Studies study guide to be an excellent educational supplement for students in this age group. The book's content is well-organized for easy reference. The content helps students meet the requirements set out by the provincial education department. Highly recommended!

Kuchipudi Bharatam is a delightful and descriptive history of the Kuchipudi dance form from its origins to the present day. It is peppered with enlightening and entertaining anecdotes which keep you reading for more. Although a little knowledge of Telugu or Sanskrit is needed to fully understand this book, anyone can read it and understand the jist of every chapter. It is definately a "must-read" for every lover of Kuchipudi. Dr. Uma Rama Rao has definately provided a very interesting outlook on the history of Kuchipudi.

This overview on dealing with the medical and financial challenges of living with a stroke represent not one author's experiences but those of 15 authorities in the field, from doctors to rehabilitation experts. From staying healthy and regulating the body's systems to pain management, Managing Stroke is packed with practical advice on common problems.

Simply put, M.M. Rao's "Measure Theory and Integration" is an awesome book. It is truly the "Encyclopedia Britannica" of Real Analysis textbooks. This math textbook/reference book contains the most general, yet practical, theorems on the subject known to mankind. I cannot recommend it highly enough.

I was not able to review this book because it is not available. However, it is such a good book that the anticipation of its arrival is better than Waiting for Godot.

Since no other book covers the vc++ migration issues in details, this book is must for the VC++ programmers out these who wants to migrate to VC++.NET.

This book is one of the most up to date titles on Multimedia Systems I have got in touch with. Well worth it to acquire. As an example it mentions H263, H263+, H263++, H26L, MPEG7, MPEG21...

It makes a great set along with F. Halsall's "Multimedia Communications" book.

The Book is very interesting and more informative.The Author has tried his best to compare the horoscopes of Nehru, Indira, Rajiv & Sanjay's and correlate them for the events happened in their life. The Author has been succesful in drawing the common line in the astrological predications related to the four important personslities of India. The author has attempted in many a ways to comprehend the rise and fall of this dynasty. The Author has explained the common political features of the great four personalities from nehru 's family based on their horoscopes. At times, the author has convinced the readers that he had a great relation and acquaintance with that family. The Book is very interesting to read and understand and it is undoutbtedly another feather to the cap of our book shelf.