Depend on Gray's Basic Anatomy, 2nd Edition to deliver superbly illustrated, authoritative, interactive content preferred by both students and faculty. Easy-to-read and concise, it has a strong clinical focus that's ideal for readers who need an efficient, high-yield anatomy textbook offering coverage of the most important anatomical concepts
This textbook provides unique coverage of surface anatomy and correlative diagnostic images. Clinical case studies demonstrate practical applications of anatomical concepts. An international advisory board ensures that the material is accurate, up to date, and easy to use.
Set against the backdrop of Spain, this book offers a captivating exploration of the country's diverse cuisine and culinary culture. Paul Richardson's engaging narrative introduces readers to the passionate individuals behind the food, from growers to chefs, highlighting the rich traditions and regional specialties that define Spanish gastronomy. With vivid descriptions and personal anecdotes, the journey through Spain's culinary landscape promises to be both enlightening and appetizing.
Paul Richardson's mission - 'to sieve out the ancient, perverse and eccentric from the new, nice and normal' - took him from coastal plain to mountainous peak. It also took him, often, by surprise. From ritual pig killings to wood-chopping competitions, from an alchemist who eats stone, to pilgrimages in the name of obscure Virgins, his journey into deep Spain is captivating, often hilarious, sometimes surprising - and always highly illuminating. 'Richardson writes vividly about some of the wilder characters he meets ... read OUR LADY OF THE SEWERS if you want a glimpse of the surviving truth behind tour-operator cliches, and for a view of Spain that is becoming ever harder to find' SUNDAY TIMES 'Puckish, witty, casually erudite . delivers acute and sharply observed portraits of both people and places' TLS
Set against the backdrop of a remote Russian coastline, the story follows a sea captain who transports a mysterious operative to an isolated lighthouse. The atmosphere is tense and enigmatic, hinting at secrets and a mission that unfolds in the stark wilderness. As the narrative progresses, the interplay between the characters and their surroundings reveals deeper themes of isolation and purpose, drawing readers into a gripping tale of suspense and intrigue.
The story follows Antonio Vincini, a successful financial adviser with Italian roots and an Australian upbringing, who believes he has achieved the pinnacle of success by age thirty-six. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he relocates to the Fly River in Papua New Guinea. This move challenges his perceptions of success and forces him to confront new realities, ultimately reshaping his identity and values in an unfamiliar environment.
Focusing on the experiences within educational settings, this book explores the history of schools and the individuals who shaped them. It offers insights into the daily life and challenges faced by those working in these institutions, providing a unique perspective on the evolution of school environments. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, it captures the essence of school life and the impact of its community.
Launching Chekhov's career, this work is an elegiac tale that captures the essence of a bygone era. It features compelling characters and rich imagery, showcasing the depth of human experience and emotion. The narrative's beauty and poignancy highlight Chekhov's emerging talent as a writer and playwright, offering readers a glimpse into the themes that would define his illustrious career.
Exploring themes of aging, mortality, and familial relationships, the narrative follows Jessica Grant, an only child who grapples with her unique perspective on life. Growing up in a stable family, she confronts her differences, leading her to question her identity as a child and prompting her mother to seek answers during her teenage years. Ultimately, Jessica learns to embrace the notion that life is shaped by her own choices and experiences, navigating the complexities of faith and connection along the way.
Ingrid Lundström's life as a wealthy Swedish banker’s daughter takes a dramatic turn when she relocates to Papua New Guinea for work. Her striking resemblance to Agnetha Fältskog draws attention, making her a target for both admiration and danger. As she navigates the challenges of her new environment, her wealth and beauty complicate her experiences, leading to encounters with criminals and constant scrutiny. The story explores themes of identity, privilege, and the implications of appearance in a foreign land.