A more reflective book would have teased out the extraordinary dynamics between Albert, Knoop and her half-brother Geoff, who were all in on the plan.
Leon and Bob By Simon James Walkerr Books) A quiet reflective book about the unusual friendship shared by Leon and Bob and the sense of fun and fulfilment others can bring into our lives.
Laurence Scott's The Four-Dimensional Human is a delicate, reflective book that compares our modern transformation to the Victorian preoccupation with a spiritual and science-fictional fourth dimension of being.
Publishers Weekly reviewed Atchison Blue, saying in part: "This honest and deeply reflective book, which implicitly critiques the myths of success by which so many live and are haunted, deserves a wide audience".
Richly illustrated with hundreds of never before published photos and sketches, this deeply reflective book by Halprin covers the personal and professional, and in the process sheds light on how the maverick designer helped give places life, while they did the very same for him.
This is probably reflective of books submitted; hardly any male authors write female narrators or even female protagonists.
These reflective, eloquent books are about coping with what life deals us and seizing control of it, about living in the moment, and, ultimately, about accepting our lot.
Every year since 2004 the Library of Michigan has publicized as many as 20 Notable Michigan books "reflective of Michigan's diverse ethnic, historical, literary, and cultural experience".
Acknowledging that no single assessment format can adequately assess all the learning objectives within the course blueprint, a combination of assessments (including OSCE, EMQ, slides with problem solving, reflective learning log books and case presentations) are currently used to assess the student's competence.
"It was a small event but it was reflective of the book's growing recognition.
