Welcome to our book review site go-pdf.online!
You may have to Search all our reviewed books and magazines, click the sign up button below to create a free account.
Mayor Good Boy
There's a new dog in town! Finally Greenwood gets the mayor they've been waiting for--Mayor Good Boy! In this graphic novel, a very good dog is going to save his town, one hilarious try at a time. The votes are in and the new mayor is...A DOG?! This dog will do more than shake paws. Mayor Good Boy is here to help Greenwood become a town filled with kindness, starting with fetching help for the local zoo. With foes around every corner trying to put a stop to Mayor Good Boy's campaign of fun, are there cheese snacks and belly rubs in his future? Or will the whole town suddenly have a flea problem? In the hilarious Mayor Good Boy graphic novel series, everyone can make the world a better place, whether you’re a human or a dog.
Mayor Good Boy Goes Hollywood
Our favorite dog is back! Mayor Good Boy has gone from the first dog mayor of Greenwood . . . to the first dog mayor on the silver screen! In this second series installment, a very good dog is going to see his name in lights--one hilarious take at a time. The script is in . . . and Mayor Good Boy is going to the movies! Mayor Good Boy is starring in his very own movie, set in his very own town, Greenwood. Too bad some crooks are out to steal the show! Don’t worry—interns Abby and Aaron are ready to help out. With items around town going missing and pizzas being stolen, will the mayor be able to save the day—and his movie—before it’s too late? Dave Scheidt and Miranda Harmon return with our favorite dog mayor. This hilarious graphic novel series continues with all-new hijinks and all-new fun! "Mayor Good Boy will make you sit, stay, and roll over with laughter!" -- John Patrick Green, creator of the New York Times bestselling InvestiGators series
Orofacial Pain
None
Patternmaking History and Theory
Fashion design is increasingly gaining attention as an important form of cultural expression. However, scholarship has largely focused on specific designers and their finished products. This collection reveals the crucial foundational art and craft of patternmaking design, with essays that explore the practice in specific historical and cultural contexts. Probing the theoretical underpinnings that inform patternmaking, Patternmaking History and Theory interrogates topics that span cultures and time periods, ranging from high fashion to home sewing. Taking the reader from women's making and mending for victory during World War Two, to Jamaican dress history and today's complex 3D pattern cutting software, the book examines the creative aspect of a culturally rich skill. Beautifully illustrated and rooted in original research, Patternmaking History and Theory brings together a group of leading international scholars to provide a range of perspectives on a key but often overlooked aspect of design.
Interdisciplinary Dentofacial Therapy
Complex and rapid scientific and technological advances have made it difficult for dental practitioners to stay current in one field, let alone more than one. An interdisciplinary approach is necessary for best utilizing new and existing techniques to decrease practitioner frustration and increase patient benefits.
Clinical Decision Making and Treatment Planning in Osseointegration
This work investigates the clinical decision-making process in dealing with osseointegration in dentistry.
Change Your Smile
Updated with an elegant new design and nearly 20% more text and illustrations! With increased emphasis on the smile in relation to the whole face, this revision of a popular patient education book covers the latest therapies, such as implants. This updated classic may become the most important book in your reception area.
The Customer Oriented Laboratory
The volume offers practical suggestions for improving customer service in the medical laboratory and developing a comprehensive customer-oriented service. Using real-life examples and laboratory-based analogies, the author identifies the needs of customers who use laboratory services and examines the concept of customer service as it affects management, supervision, communication, productivity, budgeting, cost containment, marketing, and quality assurance. The book addresses key problems facing laboratory directors, managers, supervisors, and workers, including development of job descriptions and performance standards; hiring of customer-oriented personnel; training of new employees; development of in-service educational programmes; performance reviews and rewards; oral and written communication for service providers; use and abuse of the telephone; and handling of complaints.
Critical Thinking
None
