Bøger af Thomas O'Donnell

Terry, a giant Pacific octopus, was born larger than others of his species and uniquely possessed ten tentacles/arms. The narrative weaves together when Terry miraculously rescues Megan Davis, a high school graduate vacationing with her family. Fate intervenes when Megan returns the favor, saving Terry's life during her first year at university. This touching tale combines moments of laughter, suspense, education, and culminates in a surprising conclusion.

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This is a practical manual for diagnostic testing, focusing on the historical and contemporary research on functional disorders in general, and functional visual disorders in particular.