Michael Leventhal Books

Xml Developer'S Resource Library
Xml Developer'S Resource Library

By Robert Ducharme, Michael Leventhal, David Megginson

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This authoritative, comprehensive resource for XML development features three book/CD-ROM packages at one price. The titles are "Structuring XML Documents"--DTDs that solve real-world problems; "De...

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Designing XML Internet Applications
Designing XML Internet Applications

By David Lewis, Michael Leventhal, Matthew Fuchs

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Get results with XML! With XML, true Web-based information management has arrived. Designing XML Internet Applications is the first complete guide to building XML Internet applications that can aut...

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Jews in Britain
Jews in Britain
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Chocolate King
Chocolate King
Chocolate King
Babka, Boulou, & Blintzes: Jewish Chocolate Recipes From Around The World
Babka, Boulou, & Blintzes: Jewish Chocolate Recipes From Around The World

By Michael Leventhal, John Michael Leventhal

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About the author: Michael Leventhal is the publisher of Greenhill Books and Green Bean Books. The Chocolate King is his first book for children and won a PJ Library Author Incentive Award. Previous...

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