Grimshaw Books

Managing Employment Change: The New Realities of Work
Building Costs Use and Management Built Environment S.
Communication Invisible Journeys
Our world
Our world

By Caroline Grimshaw

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Uses brief text, illustrations, quizzes, and games to explain the physical characteristics of earth, how life began on earth, and how people have interacted with the planet through history.

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Cycling in Britain
Cycling in Britain

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Cycling in Britain

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English wh-constructions and the theory of grammar
Guinea Gold
Guinea Gold

By Beatrice Grimshaw

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My Friend Michale
My Friend Michale

By Kenneth Grimshaw

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Art Connections
Art Connections

By Caroline Grimshaw

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