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Outlines of Anatomy for Students - A Guide to Dissection Based on Morris's Text Book of Anatomy is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1895.
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Jane Mendle graduated from Amherst College in 1998 and is currently completing her Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University of Virginia. Prior to returning to school, she worked in both film and publishing in New York -- an experience that helped her write Kissing in Technicolor.
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From a wonderful new voice in women's fiction comes a debut novel, written with energy, wit and humour, about finding love in the pretentious, often comical, world of film school.
Charlotte Frost, film student, is overdosed on ambition. Despite grandiose romantic fantasies, Charlie's locked herself in a workaholic ivory tower until hunky soap opera star Hank Destin enters the picture. Charlie finds herself, against her better judgement and snooty film school training, inexorably drawn to Hank. Their fairy tale relationship soon turns to dust, however, after Charlie casts Hank in her master's thesis -- a retelling of Madame Bovary set in 1950s New England. Before she can live happily ever after, Charlie finds that she must re-evaluate her dreamy, elitist ideas about what constitutes talent, success and ultimately love.
