Paul Carr Books

The Unofficial Tourists' Guide To Second Life
The Unofficial Tourists' Guide To Second Life

By Paul Carr, Graham Pond, Paul Carr, Graham Pond, Paul Carr

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A Guide To The Shared Virtual World Of Second Life Explains How To Get Around The World And Become A Resident And Describes Key Places To Visit, Other Key Types Of Residents, Games And Sports, Ente...

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The Very Best Family Web Sites
The Very Best Shopping Web Sites
The Very Best Of The Web
The Very Best Of The Web

By Paul Carr

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Bringing Nothing To The Party: True Confessions Of A New Media Whore
Anthony & Berryman'S Magistrates' Court Guide
The Children ACT In Practice
Stone'S Justices' Manual
The Big Guitar Chord Songbook: The Fifties
The Big Guitar Chord Songbook: The Fifties

By DIVERS AUTEURS, Paul Carr, VARIOUS

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Now You Can Sing And Play 85 Of Your Favourite Hits From The Fifties. All The Songs Have Been Arranged In The Original Keys From The Actual Hit Recordings. Complete With Full Lyrics, Guitar Chord B...

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Bringing Nothing To The Party
Bringing Nothing To The Party

By Paul Carr, Paul Carr

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A fascinating and hilarious expose of how a group of young opportunists, chancers and geniuses found instant fame and fortune by messing about on the web. And one man's attempt to follow in their f...

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