New Books Available – To order these books, receive more information, Hispanic, about the books or for a review copy, please contact the individual author or publisher.
Crime and Justice in the Age of Court TV
By Hedieh Nasheri
Nasheri seeks to provide useful and relevant information to aid judges, lawyers, legal scholars, media groups and the public at large in making decisions about the appropriateness of permitting live electronic coverage of courtroom trials both as a general rule and in individual cases.
To aid in the discussion of cameras in the courtroom, this book focuses on the electronic trial coverage conducted by the Courtroom Television Network (Court TV). Published July 2002
For Author Interview, Review Copy, or to order the book, please contact:
LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC
2472 Broadway, Ste. 251
New York, NY 10025
212 222 7918 (voice)
212 662 6390 (fax)
orders@lfbscholarly.com
http://www.lfbscholarly.com
Don Aslett’s Stainbuster’s Bible
By Don Aslett
Don Aslett, the world’s #1 clean expert and author of many best-selling cleaning books, offers readers the most advanced and user-friendly stain-removal guide ever! From coffee to Kool-Aid to mildew, this entertainingly informative book reveals how to zap even the most stubborn stains from all fabrics and surfaces, including silk, formica, leather, synthetic fabrics–even white things!
An invaluable guide for anyone who knows how to spill, Don Aslett’s Stainbuster’s Bible also features:
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The eight things you never want to do to any stain unless you want it there for the rest of your life
. The right stuff to have around the house for emergencies–including professional supplies that really work
. Special techniques for getting stains out in the laundry
. How to prevent stains from happening in the first place
. How to remove even the most frustrating and persistent home odors
. Plus all the techniques, strategies, and professional secrets you need to make unsightly spots a thing of the past
This is the one cleaning book no one can do without.
Contact:
Libraries may contact EITHER the publisher OR the distributor.
A distributor? Betterway Books (an imprint of F&W Publications Inc.), 4500
East Galbraith Rd, Cincinnati OH 45236; phone 800-289-0963
Marsh Creek Press, PO Box 700, Pocatello ID 83204; phone
888-748-3535 or 208-232-3535, fax 208-235-5481.
email tobih@aol.com
Alice At Heart
By Deborah Smith
“Splash” meets “Practical Magic” in a romantic literary fantasy about a group of elegant coastal Southerners who believe they’re descended from mermaids.
The first in a merfolk series called WaterLilies.
Deborah Smith is the New York Times bestselling author of A Place To Call Home (Bantam Books, NY,) On Bear Mountain (Little, Brown & Co., NY) and the upcoming Sweet Hush (Little, Brown) which has been optioned for film by Disney in a major purchase deal. Deborah is also a partner in BelleBooks, a small Atlanta-based press owned by former romance writers. BelleBooks publishes regional fiction, short stories, and Deborah’s elegant fantasy series, WaterLilies.
Look for the next book in the WaterLilies series, TWO IF BY SEA, in summer, 2003.
Contact:
Deborah Smith – for more information or for a review copy
DebBSmith@aol.com
www.deborahsmith.com
Bookstores can order from Ingram, Brodart, and Baker & Taylor wholesalers. Also directly from BelleBooks at www.bellebooks.com
Let’s Talk About Scholarships
By Sylvia Gaston aka The Scholarship Lady
If scholarships are the doorknobs that can turn a student’s dream of going to college into a reality then LET’S TALK ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS has to be the pathway that leads to the doorknobs.
It contains everything that high school students need to know from A-Z to help them locate and apply for scholarships. It is a simple-to-read, easy-to-understand, user-friendly, scholarship guidebook that will prove to be an invaluable asset to every high school student in America. LET’S TALK ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS will also be a welcomed reference guide in every bookstore, library and high school throughout the United States.
THE SCHOLARSHIP LADY’S BIO
I am a student at the University of Southern California majoring in English with emphasis in Language and Literature.
I have worked as a freelance writer for Los Angeles Watts Times, Education Section, submitting weekly articles relating to college and scholarship preparation. I have also volunteered as a college and financial aid advisor for Verbum Dei High School and the Watts Labor Community Action Committee (WLCAC).
I am a wife, mother and grandmother and I serve as a college and financial aid advisor to most of my family members and friends.
After searching and locating money for my son to attend Stanford University several years ago, I decided to compile all the information I gathered from the search into a book that would teach middle and high school students and parents how to locate and apply for college scholarships.
The title of the book is Let’s Talk About Scholarships, A Guide to Help Middle and High School Students Locate and Apply for College Scholarship (Let’s Talk). Let’s Talk was published in February 2002 by Infinity Publishers, a print-on-demand publishing company.
I conduct free, personal, college and scholarship consulting for middle and high school students who purchase Let’s Talk. The consultations are held in person, by telephone and on the Internet. I also conduct free workshops and seminars at middle and high schools, community organizations and churches throughout the State of California.
Because I understand the need for parents and students to have access to current information about scholarships and financial aid, I have constructed a web site to assist them with the entire scholarship search process. The web site address is www.thescholarshiplady.com. Students and parents may obtain all pertinent information about how to apply for and locate college scholarships, as well other information relating to college preparation..
Commencing October 2002, I will be hosting a radio/internet show titled The Scholarship Lady Show.
The show will air on Voiceamerica.com every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. I also am putting together a newsletter for parents and students titled “Scholarship News.” The newsletter will be distributed to all public and private middle and high schools throughout the United States. Additionally, I am putting together, Hispanic, a television talk show titled Let’s Talk About Scholarships so that parents, students, scholarship providers, educators, etc. may have the opportunity to participate in debates and discussions about the pleasures and pains of college and scholarship preparation.
You may purchase books from the publishing company – Infinity Publishers.
The web site is www.infinitypublishers.com or www.buybooksontheweb.com
Contact:
Sylvia Gaston
sylviagaston@hotmail.com
September 7th, 2010
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