The phrase "above books" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to books mentioned earlier in a text, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Please refer to the above books for further reading on the topic."
Alternatives: "the aforementioned books" or "the previously mentioned books".
From all of the above books, young readers can be inspired to take action themselves to ensure wildlife around the world is protected.
Are your party's candidates and alleged intellectuals turning out books complaining about the absence of both of the above, books with titles like "It Takes a Family"?
His 19 "Above" books, each with about 150 photographs, include neighborhood-by-neighborhood overviews of Paris, London, Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle.
The distinguishing criterion of the sources above (books etc). is that they are recorded.
GPs give preference to information from specialists above books or articles, and they appreciate education being directly linked to the clinic [ 23].
As noted above, books can spend 25 or more pages describing how to achieve a good shooting position but the guts are that you must be comfortable!
I congratulate you on your sales of the above book, which brings me to the subject of Lo!
With the majority of the above book recommendations you will also find they come with a film adaptation.
That is partly because they trade at just over half AIG's book value, whereas other insurers are trading closer to or above book value.
Plato's Symposium, read by David Shaw-Taylor et al (2hrs 30miNaxosaxos, £13.99) Here's your chance to find out if, as the above book claims, Plato is the best writer of all western thinkers.
Similar to the above book, it is written in Likutey Etzot (Assorted Counsels), "The Essence of peace is to connect two opposites.
