Books by David

Drachar, banished by his own people, forges an unholy alliance with the demons by offering them ten thousand souls, but the demons demand one hundred thousand and without quibbling Drachar accepts. War threatens. A war like no other.

The second volume to PENCIL DRAWINGS, by David J. Vanderpool, this 149 page book shows how the artist completed 16 drawings of men who have entered his life through the years. Unlike volume one of this series,"Pencil Drawings - a look into drawing portraits", which was presented entirely in a journal-style format, here only the first four drawings featured keep to that format. The remaining drawings will not only show the step-by-step process it took to complete each drawing, but answers a question that was submitted just for that drawing. With masterfully crafted graphite pencil drawings at their best, this book is an excellent addition to those who have already collected Volume 1. In fact - it's encourage to collect all in the series to have a full understanding on how this artist draws with all lines. NOTICE: This book is not a "how-to book" but rather as one review noted, "An Art Exhibit And Fan Book".

Accounting is a central function in businesses today. This book serves as an introductory companion to those pursuing courses in accountancy by simplifying this important business function. It features: ? Worked examples in each chapter taking the learner through the various stages of preparing accounts ? Revision questions that can be used to ground ideas that have been learned in the chapters tackled ? A coherent flow that allows the learner to build on previous ideas. ? Powerful examples that are not easily forgotten ? Simple expressions that allow each learner to experience accounting The authors have taken particular care to ensure that each accounting idea is explained exhaustively and supported by worked examples. This book will therefore serve as an important stepping stone to understanding and applying accounting concepts. James Gachihi is a qualified accountant and is currently Business development manager for Learning Through Cooperation, David Spurling is the founder of Learning Through Cooperation. They are also co-writers of Principles of Business and Management also published by Abramis.