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Susan Whittaker

11 books found

Cover of Diving Deep into the Ocean of the Mind

Diving Deep into the Ocean of the Mind

Susan V. Whittaker · First published 2025

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Cover of Complete Guide to Crystal Therapy - Book 1 Of 2

Complete Guide to Crystal Therapy - Book 1 Of 2

Susan Whittaker · First published 2023

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Cover of Higher Education Funding and Access in International Perspective

Higher Education Funding and Access in International Perspective

Sheila Riddell, Sarah Minty, Elisabet Wheedon, Susan Whittaker · First published 2018

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Cover of Tertiary Colors

Tertiary Colors

June Gerron, Susan Weinstein, Mimi Whittaker · First published 2013

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Cover of How to Eat Healthy in a Nutshell

How to Eat Healthy in a Nutshell

Susan Whittaker · First published 2012

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Cover of Inglés. Complementos de formación disciplinar

Inglés. Complementos de formación disciplinar

Susan House, Fernando Beltrán Llavador, Valerie Howard Hobbs, Ana Llinares García, Gary Motteram, Amos Paran, Sánchez-Reyes Peñamaría,Sonsoles, Rachel Whittaker Dovey, Cèsar Coll i Salvador · First published 2011

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Cover of The gibbons

The gibbons

Susan Lappan, Danielle J. Whittaker · First published 2009

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Cover of Learning Outside the Academy

Learning Outside the Academy

Richard Edwards, Jim Gallacher, Susan Whittaker · First published 2006

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Cover of Person-environment practice

Person-environment practice

Susan P. Kemp, Elizabeth Tracy, James Whittaker · First published 1997

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Cover of Photosynthetic systems

Photosynthetic systems

Susan M. Danks, Peter A. Whittaker, E. Hilary Evans · First published 1983

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Placeholder cover for A study of student and non-student attitudes towards alcohol and cannabis and the extent to which they are considered socially acceptable

A study of student and non-student attitudes towards alcohol and cannabis and the extent to which they are considered socially acceptable

Susan A. Whittaker

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