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Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover.
The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference.
A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion.
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover.
The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference.
A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion.
Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about!
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover.
The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference.
A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion.
Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about!
Highly Effective Communication Tool, 01 Jun 2007
I am not medically qualified and am therefore unable to judge the accuracy of the translations of the many medical terms contained within this glossary. However I have no doubt whatsoever that it has greatly facilitated the more accurate diagnosis of the complex medical condition of a close friend. The medical staff here in France have welcomed the book and it has also given the patient greater confidence in explaining symptoms. Naturally, accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ultimately depend upon the skill of the various medical disciplines, but I thoroughly recommend this publication as a tool for assisting all parties working towards the goal of improving medical care.
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover. The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference. A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion. Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about! Highly Effective Communication Tool, 01 Jun 2007
I am not medically qualified and am therefore unable to judge the accuracy of the translations of the many medical terms contained within this glossary. However I have no doubt whatsoever that it has greatly facilitated the more accurate diagnosis of the complex medical condition of a close friend. The medical staff here in France have welcomed the book and it has also given the patient greater confidence in explaining symptoms. Naturally, accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ultimately depend upon the skill of the various medical disciplines, but I thoroughly recommend this publication as a tool for assisting all parties working towards the goal of improving medical care. not for lawyers, 12 Apr 2006
This is emphatically NOT a book for lawyers. It is a general glossary for laypeople. An absolute reference for any serious lawyer, 06 Jan 2002
Concise and extremely handy, this glossary will be invaluable to any serious lawyer. La référence absolue pour tout juriste sérieux!
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover. The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference. A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion. Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about! Highly Effective Communication Tool, 01 Jun 2007
I am not medically qualified and am therefore unable to judge the accuracy of the translations of the many medical terms contained within this glossary. However I have no doubt whatsoever that it has greatly facilitated the more accurate diagnosis of the complex medical condition of a close friend. The medical staff here in France have welcomed the book and it has also given the patient greater confidence in explaining symptoms. Naturally, accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ultimately depend upon the skill of the various medical disciplines, but I thoroughly recommend this publication as a tool for assisting all parties working towards the goal of improving medical care. not for lawyers, 12 Apr 2006
This is emphatically NOT a book for lawyers. It is a general glossary for laypeople. An absolute reference for any serious lawyer, 06 Jan 2002
Concise and extremely handy, this glossary will be invaluable to any serious lawyer. La référence absolue pour tout juriste sérieux!
Excellent for A Level Students, 09 Oct 2006
I am a teacher and having got my hands on a copy in recent weeks, I have subsequently ordered a copy for every student in my A Level class. It is a very handy book that you can use as the main reference book for ICT or Computing at A Level. The definitions are easy to read, and as the book is sectionalised, there are different levels of explanation depending in which section you are in (e.g, Section A is the general information and Section D is for advanced users). I recommend it for all A Level ICT/Computing students and teachers.
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A Glossary of Literary Terms (Ise)
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover. The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference. A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion. Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about! Highly Effective Communication Tool, 01 Jun 2007
I am not medically qualified and am therefore unable to judge the accuracy of the translations of the many medical terms contained within this glossary. However I have no doubt whatsoever that it has greatly facilitated the more accurate diagnosis of the complex medical condition of a close friend. The medical staff here in France have welcomed the book and it has also given the patient greater confidence in explaining symptoms. Naturally, accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ultimately depend upon the skill of the various medical disciplines, but I thoroughly recommend this publication as a tool for assisting all parties working towards the goal of improving medical care. not for lawyers, 12 Apr 2006
This is emphatically NOT a book for lawyers. It is a general glossary for laypeople. An absolute reference for any serious lawyer, 06 Jan 2002
Concise and extremely handy, this glossary will be invaluable to any serious lawyer. La référence absolue pour tout juriste sérieux!
Excellent for A Level Students, 09 Oct 2006
I am a teacher and having got my hands on a copy in recent weeks, I have subsequently ordered a copy for every student in my A Level class. It is a very handy book that you can use as the main reference book for ICT or Computing at A Level. The definitions are easy to read, and as the book is sectionalised, there are different levels of explanation depending in which section you are in (e.g, Section A is the general information and Section D is for advanced users). I recommend it for all A Level ICT/Computing students and teachers.
Very good, 04 Dec 2006
This person below is doing a BA in English but cannot spell 'earned'. What is the world coming to! Very good anyway! The book that is.
Invaluable!, 11 Apr 2006
On being accepted into uni to study for a BA in English I was presented with a reading list as long as my arm. All the money I had earnt working that summer went straight on all the books which the course handbook told me I ABSOLUTLY COULD NOT LIVE WITHOUT. I am now at the end of my second year and most of these books are still sitting on the shelf wrapped in their original cellophane. This glossary has however been invaluable! It is very simple to use, all presented in alphabetical order so when u have an essay due in at 9am the next morning you don't lose precious time flipping through random sections, and the language is not such that you would need a dictionary to decipher it. As it is recommended by the uni's themselves you can easily get credit in an essay quoting from it, thus it is a handy way to pad out your bibliography! Joking aside it is a very useful resource and I would highly recommend for all students from GCSE to degree.
Glossary review, 28 Oct 2003
This book is extremely useful, both defining and giving excellent examples of literary terms. It is alphabetised, making it easily accessible. Whether at GCSE or degree level, this book is likely to come in handy, especially when you are looking for precise definitions
It's an essential guide, an English studies companion., 05 Nov 2000
This book is an accessible, clear and accurate reference book which is a MUST for anyone studying English, or for anyone who always wanted to understand exactly what is meant by the term 'onomatopoeic'. I am at degree level English now, and have always felt stupid asking for definitions of technical words, or to have things explained to me, and this book has become my bible! And as the saying goes, I'll bet there's many of you out there who still don't quite grasp exactly what a sonnet involves, or who still pretend to understand the terms 'sibilance' and 'iambic pentameter', and daren't ask! Now there's no need, because this bok hold the key to all your terminology nightmares. It's a very useful book, and is by no means full of jargon. Whether you're at degree level, GCSE level; or just want to know more, this book is an essential and very good read!
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover. The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference. A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion. Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about! Highly Effective Communication Tool, 01 Jun 2007
I am not medically qualified and am therefore unable to judge the accuracy of the translations of the many medical terms contained within this glossary. However I have no doubt whatsoever that it has greatly facilitated the more accurate diagnosis of the complex medical condition of a close friend. The medical staff here in France have welcomed the book and it has also given the patient greater confidence in explaining symptoms. Naturally, accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ultimately depend upon the skill of the various medical disciplines, but I thoroughly recommend this publication as a tool for assisting all parties working towards the goal of improving medical care. not for lawyers, 12 Apr 2006
This is emphatically NOT a book for lawyers. It is a general glossary for laypeople. An absolute reference for any serious lawyer, 06 Jan 2002
Concise and extremely handy, this glossary will be invaluable to any serious lawyer. La référence absolue pour tout juriste sérieux!
Excellent for A Level Students, 09 Oct 2006
I am a teacher and having got my hands on a copy in recent weeks, I have subsequently ordered a copy for every student in my A Level class. It is a very handy book that you can use as the main reference book for ICT or Computing at A Level. The definitions are easy to read, and as the book is sectionalised, there are different levels of explanation depending in which section you are in (e.g, Section A is the general information and Section D is for advanced users). I recommend it for all A Level ICT/Computing students and teachers.
Very good, 04 Dec 2006
This person below is doing a BA in English but cannot spell 'earned'. What is the world coming to! Very good anyway! The book that is.
Invaluable!, 11 Apr 2006
On being accepted into uni to study for a BA in English I was presented with a reading list as long as my arm. All the money I had earnt working that summer went straight on all the books which the course handbook told me I ABSOLUTLY COULD NOT LIVE WITHOUT. I am now at the end of my second year and most of these books are still sitting on the shelf wrapped in their original cellophane. This glossary has however been invaluable! It is very simple to use, all presented in alphabetical order so when u have an essay due in at 9am the next morning you don't lose precious time flipping through random sections, and the language is not such that you would need a dictionary to decipher it. As it is recommended by the uni's themselves you can easily get credit in an essay quoting from it, thus it is a handy way to pad out your bibliography! Joking aside it is a very useful resource and I would highly recommend for all students from GCSE to degree.
Glossary review, 28 Oct 2003
This book is extremely useful, both defining and giving excellent examples of literary terms. It is alphabetised, making it easily accessible. Whether at GCSE or degree level, this book is likely to come in handy, especially when you are looking for precise definitions
It's an essential guide, an English studies companion., 05 Nov 2000
This book is an accessible, clear and accurate reference book which is a MUST for anyone studying English, or for anyone who always wanted to understand exactly what is meant by the term 'onomatopoeic'. I am at degree level English now, and have always felt stupid asking for definitions of technical words, or to have things explained to me, and this book has become my bible! And as the saying goes, I'll bet there's many of you out there who still don't quite grasp exactly what a sonnet involves, or who still pretend to understand the terms 'sibilance' and 'iambic pentameter', and daren't ask! Now there's no need, because this bok hold the key to all your terminology nightmares. It's a very useful book, and is by no means full of jargon. Whether you're at degree level, GCSE level; or just want to know more, this book is an essential and very good read!
A Lot of money for a Leaflet!, 26 Apr 2004
My mother has just brought a some land and house to renovate into Gites inFrance and I brought this to help her with the french translation forbuying / renovating terms. I laughed out loud when it arrived as it is asmall A5 sized booklet of about 50 pages of translation only.
A few words are useful, but anyone who is serious about buying orrenovating in France, splash out some more and buy: 'Concise Dictionary ofHouse Building Terms' French-English, English-French' BY: Alan S.Lindsey. I brought this instead for my mum and it is very good.
It is the same thing, but a lot larger. It's £27 (ouch!) but well worthit for the serious buyer / restorer.
Waste of money, 03 Apr 2004
This will be the first book I have ever returned to Amazon, and I have been buying a lot of books from them for many years. I laughed when I opened the package and saw it, I cannot believe someone has the audacity to charge money for this. Bascially this is a pamphlet of 28 pages of A4 paper folded over and stapled together. I would describe the quality as a stapled together school photocopy. In my opinion all someone has done is transcribe property terms from a dictionary to a small document. Now arguably this might save you a bit of time, however personally I think you are better buying a dictionary and writing down the terms as you need them, as this is hardly portable (unless you have very large pockets). So save your money, do not buy this, instead go for a standard dictionary. Unless that is of course they drop the price to 99p and sell at the school fete.
Que?, 12 Mar 2003
There is definately a trend at the moment for buying and renovating French properties and a good choice of books that can help with various aspects of this.
No matter how good your command of the French language there are technical terms you are not likely to come across on a regular basis and this book provides them all.
This is a no frills no nonense DIY glossary of terminology, parts and accessories. Stick it in your pocket and toddle off to the bricolage secure in the knowledge that you can ask for exactly what you want.
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A Glossary of Sufi Technical Terms
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, 31 Dec 2007
Absolutely brilliant, if you are studying horticulture this book is a must, you will use it from cover to cover. The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms, 06 Jun 2007
Excellent, clear diagrams with a comprehensive glossary for reference. A concise invaluable study aid., 13 Mar 2002
I am currently studying Botany/Biology, I have found this book invaluable. The glossary is excellent for those who are studying the basics, or for those qualified in the field but require a refresher. There are a variety of illustrations, which really reduce the learning curve. For those who require more detailed information, expect to look elsewhere. My personal opinion is, this book is a major visual contribution to a subject that can be a little dry on occasion. Just what I had been looking for!, 01 Sep 2008
I am very interested in old churches, and for a long time I have been looking for good books about churches that are not just coffee-table books, but that also do not assume that you are an expert on architecture and art history. This thin book gave me just the crash course I needed to read some of the more advanced books. I've actually read it several times, and keep consulting it still. There are similar book out there, like the The Sutton Companion to Churches. That one is more detailed, but also contains a lot of terms that you are less likely to come across. This books gives you the basic terms that will enable you to read the standard books about churches and actually understand what they are talking about! Highly Effective Communication Tool, 01 Jun 2007
I am not medically qualified and am therefore unable to judge the accuracy of the translations of the many medical terms contained within this glossary. However I have no doubt whatsoever that it has greatly facilitated the more accurate diagnosis of the complex medical condition of a close friend. The medical staff here in France have welcomed the book and it has also given the patient greater confidence in explaining symptoms. Naturally, accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ultimately depend upon the skill of the various medical disciplines, but I thoroughly recommend this publication as a tool for assisting all parties working towards the goal of improving medical care. not for lawyers, 12 Apr 2006
This is emphatically NOT a book for lawyers. It is a general glossary for laypeople. An absolute reference for any serious lawyer, 06 Jan 2002
Concise and extremely handy, this glossary will be invaluable to any serious lawyer. La référence absolue pour tout juriste sérieux!
Excellent for A Level Students, 09 Oct 2006
I am a teacher and having got my hands on a copy in recent weeks, I have subsequently ordered a copy for every student in my A Level class. It is a very handy book that you can use as the main reference book for ICT or Computing at A Level. The definitions are easy to read, and as the book is sectionalised, there are different levels of explanation depending in which section you are in (e.g, Section A is the general information and Section D is for advanced users). I recommend it for all A Level ICT/Computing students and teachers.
Very good, 04 Dec 2006
This person below is doing a BA in English but cannot spell 'earned'. What is the world coming to! Very good anyway! The book that is.
Invaluable!, 11 Apr 2006
On being accepted into uni to study for a BA in English I was presented with a reading list as long as my arm. All the money I had earnt working that summer went straight on all the books which the course handbook told me I ABSOLUTLY COULD NOT LIVE WITHOUT. I am now at the end of my second year and most of these books are still sitting on the shelf wrapped in their original cellophane. This glossary has however been invaluable! It is very simple to use, all presented in alphabetical order so when u have an essay due in at 9am the next morning you don't lose precious time flipping through random sections, and the language is not such that you would need a dictionary to decipher it. As it is recommended by the uni's themselves you can easily get credit in an essay quoting from it, thus it is a handy way to pad out your bibliography! Joking aside it is a very useful resource and I would highly recommend for all students from GCSE to degree.
Glossary review, 28 Oct 2003
This book is extremely useful, both defining and giving excellent examples of literary terms. It is alphabetised, making it easily accessible. Whether at GCSE or degree level, this book is likely to come in handy, especially when you are looking for precise definitions
It's an essential guide, an English studies companion., 05 Nov 2000
This book is an accessible, clear and accurate reference book which is a MUST for anyone studying English, or for anyone who always wanted to understand exactly what is meant by the term 'onomatopoeic'. I am at degree level English now, and have always felt stupid asking for definitions of technical words, or to have things explained to me, and this book has become my bible! And as the saying goes, I'll bet there's many of you out there who still don't quite grasp exactly what a sonnet involves, or who still pretend to understand the terms 'sibilance' and 'iambic pentameter', and daren't ask! Now there's no need, because this bok hold the key to all your terminology nightmares. It's a very useful book, and is by no means full of jargon. Whether you're at degree level, GCSE level; or just want to know more, this book is an essential and very good read!
A Lot of money for a Leaflet!, 26 Apr 2004
My mother has just brought a some land and house to renovate into Gites inFrance and I brought this to help her with the french translation forbuying / renovating terms. I laughed out loud when it arrived as it is asmall A5 sized booklet of about 50 pages of translation only.
A few words are useful, but anyone who is serious about buying orrenovating in France, splash out some more and buy: 'Concise Dictionary ofHouse Building Terms' French-English, English-French' BY: Alan S.Lindsey. I brought this instead for my mum and it is very good.
It is the same thing, but a lot larger. It's £27 (ouch!) but well worthit for the serious buyer / restorer.
Waste of money, 03 Apr 2004
This will be the first book I have ever returned to Amazon, and I have been buying a lot of books from them for many years. I laughed when I opened the package and saw it, I cannot believe someone has the audacity to charge money for this. Bascially this is a pamphlet of 28 pages of A4 paper folded over and stapled together. I would describe the quality as a stapled together school photocopy. In my opinion all someone has done is transcribe property terms from a dictionary to a small document. Now arguably this might save you a bit of time, however personally I think you are better buying a dictionary and writing down the terms as you need them, as this is hardly portable (unless you have very large pockets). So save your money, do not buy this, instead go for a standard dictionary. Unless that is of course they drop the price to 99p and sell at the school fete.
Que?, 12 Mar 2003
There is definately a trend at the moment for buying and renovating French properties and a good choice of books that can help with various aspects of this.
No matter how good your command of the French language there are technical terms you are not likely to come across on a regular basis and this book provides them all.
This is a no frills no nonense DIY glossary of terminology, parts and accessories. Stick it in your pocket and toddle off to the bricolage secure in the knowledge that you can ask for exactly what you want.
Just what I needed, 31 Jan 2006
Just what I need, a dictionary without any useless bells and whistles
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