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Books in Windows on the World series

  • Birds and How They Live

    David Burnie, Maurice Pledger

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, May 21, 1992)
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  • The Earth and How It Works

    Steve Parker, Giuliano Fornari, Luciano Corbella Fornari

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, Feb. 16, 1989)
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  • Life Through the Ages

    Giovanni Caselli

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, Sept. 3, 1987)
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  • Trains and Railways

    Sydney Wood

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, May 21, 1992)
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  • At School

    Paul Harrison

    Hardcover (Zero to Ten, )
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  • The Land of Smiles & Royal White Elephants: Let's Travel to Thailand Together

    Jeannette P. Windham

    Paperback (Global Age Pub, Aug. 1, 1996)
    The Windows on the World Books have found a wide audience among armchair travelers of all ages though originally targeted at the younger audience (aged 8 to 18). They are an excellent resource for families to read aloud together. One cannot visit Thailand without being enchanted by its exotic and appealing history. Together we visit the ancient ruins of Ayutaya and the famous palaces and temples of Bangkok. We give and elephant a bath, visit schools, and experience monsoonal rains and flooding. Friends tell us many wonderful stories about legends both old and new that capture our imagination and our hearts.
  • Wonders of the World

    Giovanni Caselli

    Hardcover (Macmillan of Canada, Nov. 1, 1995)
    Book by Caselli, Giovanni
  • Windows on the World Complete Wine Course

    Kevin Zraly

    Hardcover (Sterling Pub Co Inc, March 15, 1999)
    Is it necessary to pay a high price to get great-tasting Bordeaux? What foods best complement a fine Chardonnay? When is champagne ready to drink? How do you choose a good California wine? America's best-selling book on wine returns with updated recommendations, new sections, and Kevin Zraly's irreverent approach to the subject. Universally praised by wine experts and novices alike, this unbeatable course will answer all your questions and help you to become a wine connoisseur. Take a country-by-country, region-by-region "best-buy" ratings tour of the latest vintages. You'll love Zraly's lighthearted style, and you'll appreciate his glossary of wine terms, his award-winning restaurant wine lists, and his helpful and informative tips on stocking and serving wine at home, ordering it in restaurants (including the hows and whys of the "tasting ritual"), and much more. Elegant two-color printing and dozens of illustrations, ranging from labels you should know to memorable New Yorker cartoons, complement Zraly's witty commentary. Whether your prefer a vintage that's bright, earthy, mature, rich, light, or seductive, take a uniquely intoxicating trek through the world of wine that will turn you into an enthusiastic expert in no time!
  • Autumn

    Various, Linda Clearwater

    Board book (Reader's Digest, Aug. 1, 2001)
    God made four wondrous seasons. Now, children can celebrate autumn with this delightful anthology of classic poems, songs, and prayers. Shake the book, look through the window, and watch colorful leaves tumble as children play under the trees.
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  • Windows on the World Complete Wine Course

    Kevin Zraly

    Hardcover (Sterling Pub Co Inc, Jan. 1, 1998)
    A complete course in wine, with information on how to: build a fine wine collection; serve wine at home; order wine at restaurants; and match wine with food. There is also the author's world tour of the ten best wine-growing regions, with accompanying recommendations.
  • Windows on the World Complete Wine Course

    Kevin Zraly

    Hardcover (Sterling, Dec. 31, 2001)
    "Kevin Zraly, who founded the Windows on the World Wine School in 1976, has published his wine course book with Sterling since its first edition 16 years ago, and cumulative sales are well over one million copies. Publication date for [this edition] was October, just a month after the disaster...Sterling is now adding its own contribution to the Windows of Hope Family Relief Fund established by restaurant owner David Emil and Chef Michael Lomanaco. Charles Nurnberg, Sterling executive vp says, 'Sterling has had a relationship with the Windows on the World Family and Kevin Zraly since 1985...We hope in some way that this donation [for every copy sold] will help the families of the victims...'"--Publishers Weekly. "My favorite...continues to be Kevin Zraly's 'Windows on the World'..."--Frank J. Prial, The New York Times.
  • Windows On the World Complete Wine Course

    Kevin Zraly

    Hardcover (Sterling, Dec. 31, 2000)
    The best beginner's book on wines...just keeps on getting better all the time! "One of the best start-from-scratch wine books ever written," wrote Frank Prial in The New York Times, praising this unique and unequalled guide that does far more than just tell you which red to drink with meat and which white with fish. And now, with 16 more pages, additional questions answered, new labels, and revised vintages, America's top-selling book on wine has just expanded its scope! As always, it remains packed with full-color labels and maps, puts forward the most up-to-date recommendations, showcases fascinating sidebars, and best of all, features Kevin Zraly's inimitable, irreverent approach. Universally praised by wine experts and novices alike, this unbeatable "course" answers all your questions and starts you on your way to becoming a wine connoiseur. Go through the tasting process, from swirling the glass to sniffing to sipping, know when a wine is at its peak for drinking, and what to look for on a label. Take a country-by-country, region-by-region "best-buy" ratings tour of the latest vintages-whites, reds, and blended wines (champagne, sherry, and port) from France, Germany, Italy, Spain, California, the Pacific Northwest, New York, Australia, and two of the newest, hottest countries, Chile and Argentina. You'll love Zraly's lighthearted style, his glossary of wine terms, his award-winning restaurant wine lists, his advice on matching wine with food, and his tips on stocking and serving wine at home, ordering it in restaurants, and more. A uniquely intoxicating trek through the world of wine!Since the terrorist attachs, Sterling is contributing money for every copy sold to the Windows of Hope Family Relief Fund established by restaurant owner David Emil and Chef Michael Lomonaco. "Sterling has had a relationship with the Windows on the World family and Kevin Zraly since 1985, and we are devastated by the losses they have sustained. We hope in some way that this donation wil lhelp the families of the victims..."--Charles Nurnberg, Sterling Eexecutive Vice President.