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2006 NYLA PALA .Pdf BOOKS • PERIODICALS • MULTIMEDIA AUDIO • VIDEO New York Library Association Saratoga Springs, NY / November 2-3, 2006 ------------------------------------------------ Pennsylvania Library Association Pittsburgh, PA / November 13-15, 2006 See all these titles, and others on the Internet at www.cbedatabase.com Dear Conference Attendee: The Combined Book Exhibit® welcomes you to the 2006 New York and Pennsylvania Library Association Conference. Here you will find books, periodicals and non-print materials chosen specifically for this conference by our participating publishers. How to Use this catalog in conjunction with the display: The catalog is arranged by subject category, with each item numbered and cross-referenced to the actual display copy for easy reference and note taking. We encourage you to browse through the collection and take this exhibit catalog with our compliments. You may order any item in this catalog through library distributors or directly through the publisher. If you order through the publisher, the complete address is listed in our Publishers Directory in the back of this catalog. We thank you for reviewing this special exhibit and hope it has helped you in your plans to find new materials for your library or institution. If you should have specific questions, please feel free to ask the exhibit representative or call or write us at the address below. Sincerely, Jon Malinowski President 277 White Street • Buchanan • New York • 10511 800-462-7687 •Fax 914-739-7575 • E-mail [email protected] www.combinedbook.com • www.cbedatabase.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Numbers Page 000 - GENERALITIES 1-40 1 100 – PHILOSOPY 41-80 2 200 – RELIGION 81-113 3 300 – SOCIAL SCIENCES 114-245 4 400 – LANGUAGE 246-265 7 500 – PURE SCIENCES 266-277 8 600 – TECHNOLOGY 278-369 8 700 – THE ARTS 370-463 10 800 – LITERATURE 464-667 13 900 – GENERAL GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY 668-796 18 JUVENILE & YOUNG ADULT FICTION 797-983 21 JUVENILE & YOUNG ADULT NON-FICTION 984-1046 26 PICTURE BOOKS 1047-1239 27 JUVENILE MULTICULTURAL 1240-1255 33 JUVENILE FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1256-1261 33 AUDIO 1262-1312 33 VIDEO 1313 36 DVD... 1314-1317 36 SIDELINES 1318 36 PERIODICALS 1319-1327 36 CD_ROM 1328 36 PUBLISHERS DIRECTORY 37 COMBINED BOOK EXHIBIT® 004 - Computers 26.___ ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY AND NAPOLEONIC 000 - Generalities 15.___ MINIMUM YOU NEED TO KNOW TO WARS, THE: A Political, Social, and Military 1.___ ABCS OF HOME BUYING SECOND BE AN OPENVMS APPLICATION History Fremont-Barnes, Gregory (ed.).. 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