bookshelves: economics, novel, philosophy-religion, psychology, spanish
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Cibeles
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Jill's
review of Switching Time: A Doctor's Harrowing Story of Treating a Woman with 17 Personalities:
"A compelling story of a psychiatrist's work with a woman with seventeen distinct personalities. There has always been a great deal of debate in the psychiatric field regarding MPD. This was an intriguing look into how Karen sought help and eventual...more "
"A compelling story of a psychiatrist's work with a woman with seventeen distinct personalities. There has always been a great deal of debate in the psychiatric field regarding MPD. This was an intriguing look into how Karen sought help and eventual...more "
bookshelves: health-nutrition, to-read
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bookshelves: fashion, graphic-design
It's a fantastic book that helps you to understand the process involved in fashion design. From the first stages of collecting ideas in a mood board to the final process of having the creations in a catwalk. It explains all the process including the parts related to fabrics, templates and sewing the garments, how to present the ideas, how to market them, and so on.
It's certainly a book for fashion design students, but if you need to know about the business because you write about it or have dealings with it or simply interested in how it's done, it's a great book as it covers everything but without going to the smallest detail that can only be of use to fashion designers. So it's general enough to be a great read for non-fashion designers, but goes into enough detail be a great introductory text to fashion design students.
Overall it was great, really easy to read with plenty of illustrations and photographies to understand something that it's really visual. ]]>
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