i wrote this question i didnt know how to add to it but this is what i know about the book. I know very few things about this book. I'd really appreciate help finding it. It's an older book. Sky might be in the title. in the future there are two groups of people one lives in the plains living off the earth. the other group lives deep in the heart of a mountain. they live in This mountain underground where they are very high tech and advanced. They Fly planes in the Mountain till they get permission to fly out side but most people go crazy when they go out side. the book starts out from the perspective of a man who lives in this mountain he is also a plain flyer. The other group lives of the lands like Indians in a type of plain. Sorry I don't know much about this part seeing as it's told from a different character and he hadn't mad it that far yet.
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The first pages before the title page. Like most books.
The reason why Rick Riordan, the author of The Lightning Thief chose the title 'The Lightning Thief' for the title of his book was because it was what the story plot was mainly about; finding out who the true lightning thief was.'Zeus's stolen bolt' would not bring in much readers, so he had to make a drawing title.The Lightning Thief makes you wonder, who is the lightning thief? So you pick up the book and begin to read it, to find out.That is what Rick Riordan wanted, so he created 'The Lightning Thief' to be his title of his book.
Go to your local library and ask for the Reference Desk; any librarian on duty there will be more than happy to point you to the Book Review Digest for 1968. In this wonderful resource you will very likely be able to locate your book either by author or title, and there will be lists of publications, with the date and page number, on which your book was reviewed. If not, return to the librarian who will gladly help you pursue other sources for a review of your book.
kathy wolllard is the author of the book "how come?".just look on barnes&nobles .com you'll find her.
Suzanne Somers is the author of the poem 'Sometimes You See Your Son.' It can be found only in the book entitled Touch Me: The Poems of Suzanne Somers.
by title, looking up for the synopse or through keywords
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Are you talking about Phantom of the Opera?
You could try a character search.
Please provide me with the specific book details (title, author, year, and publisher) you are looking for assistance with.
The name of the book is The Encyclopedia of Gunsmithing and Mr. Rate mentions that the author is a man named Shofield but I was unable to find any book by that title or author online. on the DVD Blue Ray Copy you can clearly see the title 'Encyclopedia of Gunsmithing' I tried looking by Schofeld , Schofield .... no luck .... the books exists
catalogue number author title If you decide to go out and buy the book you should note the author, title, publisher, country, publication date and ideally the ISBN (International Standard Book Number)
One can find books on Google by using the Google Book feature on the website. The engine will attempt to find any relevant book title based on author, genre, title, etc. and one can also set up their own virtual library.
you can go to nook or you can go to barnes and noble
Three things to copy from a book to find it again would be of course the title. Also, write down the author and then whether it is fiction or non fiction.
Depending on what you knowabout the book you are looking for, you would use: The Author card if you knew who the author wasThe Title card if you knew what the title wasThe Subject card if you knew the subject of the book you are looking forAny of these three cards can tell you if the library had a particular book (and where you can find it).
The title page of "What is the history of images?" can typically be found at the beginning of the book, before the table of contents. It usually includes the title of the book, the author's name, publisher information, and sometimes a brief summary of the contents. You can find it by flipping through the pages of the book or using the search function if available in an electronic version.