Rob Reid is een populaire auteur wiens werk zich richt op het betrekken van kinderen bij literatuur door middel van innovatieve programmering. Hij schreef tal van boeken over kinderprogrammering, aangevuld met handboeken en prentenboeken die bedoeld zijn om de leeservaringen van jonge lezers te verrijken. Met zijn regelmatige columns in gespecialiseerde tijdschriften en zijn workshops die hij in heel Noord-Amerika geeft, zet hij zich gepassioneerd in om literatuur tot leven te brengen voor kinderen. Zijn academische rol onderstreept zijn toewijding aan de bevordering van kinder- en jeugdliteratuur.
Peter presents images of the Australian landscape more beautiful than you've seen before. From the lush depths of our rainforests to the startling beauty of our deserts, the panoscapes in this book capture the essence of the Australian spirit magnificently.
A group of young Silicon Valley engineers builds a new global social network that becomes a sentient artificial intelligence with the personality of a Buzzfeed-crazed teen girl
California sunsets, Vegas jackpots, BC rain forests, New York energy - hit the wide open highways to the trip of your choice. Written by and for backpackers, this compact, detailed guide lets you go further, stay longer and pay less for the adventure of a lifetime. • GET THE INSIDE SCOOP - extensive eating, sleeping and drinking listings, themed highlights and travel-tested budget tips from an intrepid team of backpacking authors • FIND YOUR WAY - expanded itineraries and more than 100+ maps put you in charge of your journey • DIVE INTO ADVENTURE - outdoor activities chapter covers adrenaline rushes from mountain biking in Moab to skiing Whistler and diving the Florida Keys • SEE ANOTHER SIDE - cruise unexplored backroads, scenic byways, hip neighborhoods, diverse cities and vast national parks
Lonely Planet knows New York City. Our authors blanket the city researching where to indulge in just about anything you want, anytime, including the world’s best cuisine choices, Broadway theaters and avant-garde Chelsea art, Soho’s decadent shopping, Brooklyn’s Williamsburg and Park Slope, Central Park’s gathering spaces, offbeat outer borough adventures, and dozens of restaurants and bars where New Yorkers go to hang out, lay back and enjoy neighborhood life in one of the world’s truly epic cities. Written by three New Yorkers with three opinionated takes on the city they love, this guide will help you navigate your way like a local.
Provides information for the budget traveller on getting around Central America and recommends places to see, accomodations, and restaurants.
Presents the history of the World Wide Web and its emergence as a business tool, and offers profiles of its architects
Lonely Planet knows the Trans-Siberian Railway. Our 3rd edition helps you build the perfect itinerary, perhaps taking in Moscow's sumptuous art scene, racing on horseback across the vast Mongolian steppes, sipping green tea in the shade of Beijing's Forbidden City, or sharing experiences with fellow passengers. Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip.
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Low-level entertainment lawyer Nick Carter thinks it’s a prank, not an alien encounter, when a redheaded mullah and a curvaceous nun show up at his office. But Frampton and Carly are highly advanced (if bumbling) extraterrestrials. The entire cosmos, they tell him, has been hopelessly hooked on American pop songs ever since “Year Zero” (1977 to us), resulting in the biggest copyright violation since the Big Bang and bankrupting the whole universe. Nick has just been tapped to clean up this mess before things get ugly. Thankfully, this unlikely galaxy-hopping hero does know a thing or two about copyright law. Now, with Carly and Frampton as his guides, Nick has forty-eight hours to save humanity—while hoping to wow the hot girl who lives down the hall from him.
In "Hast du schon GEZahlt, Alien?" entdecken Alien-Anthropologen, dass die Menschen das Urheberrecht besitzen, während sie die großartige Musik der Erde genießen. Dies führt zu einer humorvollen Situation, in der die Aliens plötzlich Schulden bei der Menschheit haben.
