Examples of reading list

• Hendrick's book should be high on their reading list.

• Legnano's reading list in this treatise, not that surprising given his range of interests, is an interesting mix of theology, canon law, prophecy, and astrology.

• Theirs is a noble undertaking and will be a valuable addition to the reading list of every student of the natural science of behavior.

• This book definitely earns its place on first-year undergraduate reading lists, but alongside more critical perspectives.

• I feel sure it should be on the reading lists of most sociology and social policy introductory courses in undergraduate and also postgraduate degrees.

• The utility of the book as a research tool is enhanced by the inclusion of a recommended reading list at the end of each chapter.

• This was almost certainly on my undergraduate reading list.

• There is a useful glossary and a suggested reading list for those who wish to search more deeply.

• It can also serve as an excellent case study on the reading list of any graduate course on these and related subjects.

• The final two chapters contain notes on nature protection and field safety, and a reading list.

• There is an accompanying glossary, index and disappointingly brief recommended reading list and no mention of relevant websites which surely are de rigueur these days.

• It should be on the reading list of anyone interested in these topics.

• However, even tasks that drew the speakers' attention to their own speech, like a minimal-pairs reading list, yielded less than 50% targetlike responses.

• It can also be placed on an undergraduate reading list because of its brevity.

• A discussion, activity and reading list follows each chapter.