Bonnie J. Fladung

by Bonnie J. Fladung, Illustrated by Margo Gabrielle Damian (Feather Star Press)

 

NH Literary Award Finalist for Outstanding Work of Children's Literature
An illustrated inganekwane (fairy tale) about the large tuskers of Africa, the world's last remaining giants to walk the planet.

"The writing is tight, playful, and fun to read aloud. New energetic words abound. I love the Zulu words and how effortlessly they were incorporated. You have a great message and the story behind the story is a powerful one." - Jill Saginario, Pickle Ink Editorial

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by James Alexander Currie With Bonnie J. Fladung,  Illustrated by Margo Gabrielle Damian (Ukhozi Press)

"One of the Best Wildlife Books of All Time" - BookAuthority
"One of the Best Books About or Featuring Birds" - BookScrolling
Best Winter Trips, What to Read Before You Go - National Geographic
"One of the Best Nature Books of 2014" - The Guardian
"Book of the Year" - Birder's Library

 

Follow the daring safari of James Currie as his love of birds, fascination with wildlife and craving for adventure lead him into humorous and life threatening situations. James captures the essence of what it means to be African today, facing everything from the Big Five to the vestiges of apartheid to the AIDS epidemic. He provides authoritative information on African wildlife through exciting and humorous stories. This book will delight and educate anyone fascinated with nature, wildlife, travel and adventure.

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by Bonnie J. Fladung (Prentice-Hall)

"This book should be of interest to home computer enthusiasts, beginning artificial intelligence devotees, and those interested in comparative anatomy of programming languages."
- Berthold K. P. Horn, M.I.T.

This manual is an introduction to the LISP programming language, with an emphasis on Common LISP, which is becoming the standard used throughout education and industry. This book grew out of an 80-page tutorial that I originally wrote and donated to the Boston Computer Society. An acquisitions editor at Prentice-Hall discovered the popular tutorial, and requested that I expand the contents to fulfill the need for a book describing the increasingly popular language.

"That first manuscript was of such high quality that I have yet to receive any substantive criticisms, although nearly 300 copies have been sold by now. My perusal of the book before you indicates that the same high standard has been maintained in this more formal edition."
- Park S. Gerald, M.D., Director Artificial Intelligence Group, Boston Computer Society

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