Most Popular Books by David Burn

Taking you from world championship tournaments to big-money rubber-bridge games, this book puts you at the table as thousands of dollars (or a world title) change hands on the turn of a card. In the smoke-filled clubs of London and New York, characters such as Harry the Horse, Moonbeam, Godzilla, and Hannibal the Cannibal play for high stakes. World championships hang in the balance in Chile, Italy, and Bali. In the jet-set resorts of Europe, the top pros play invitational money tournaments with millionaire sponsors. Share the favorite bridge memories of one of the world''s best, as Zia Mahmood takes you Around the World in 80 Hands.

In this collection of interviews with advertising professionals, the reader travels inside the minds of some of today''s top performers in the field. From the hallways of Madison Avenue to the freelancer''s home office, these 18 interviews conducted over the span of 11 years, entertain as they inform.

Laugh all the way to a winning hand with this hilarious book of bridge problems in which five easily recognizable fictional characters play a round of bridge. Readers are asked to tackle the problems and then check their analysis against those of the authors. A highly entertaining bridge quiz book for good club players.

Compact, handy, accessible guide that assumes no previous knowledge of the subject, and provides a simple system of color-coded bands and symbols to the various sections of the book. Detailed, full-color illustrations throughout, and a concise but informative text make learning about the different breeds of horses much more fun and useful.

Compact, handy, accessible guide that assumes no previous knowledge of the subject, and provides a simple system of color-coded bands and symbols to the various sections of the book. Detailed, full-color illustrations throughout, and a concise but informative text make learning about the different breeds of cats much more fun and useful.

THREE BIDDING SYSTEMS COMBINED INTO ONE For the last three years, Richard Granville and David Burn have been developing MOSSO, a new bidding system derived from Two-over-One, Fantunes and Polish Club. MOSSO brings together the best features of its parent systems, while providing an effective interface between them. The system has been the subject of enthusiastic discussion on the popular website bridgewinners.com. The first volume, The MOSSO Bidding System, describes the full system in detail. This second volume contains example auctions and quizzes.

This title is part of a great new series of compact and attractive identification guides designed to help you distinguish between varieties of natural phenomena. It contains over 100 breeds of horse are featured with bitesize information including information on origin, physical characteristics and use. Divided into small and big ponies, and small, medium and big horses, the clear, easy-to-follow design, precise colour illustrations and additional colour photography will quickly help you spot your Welsh Cob from your Fell or your Shire from your Clydesdale.

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For the last three years, the authors have been developing MOSSO, a new bidding system derived from 2/1, Fantunes and Polish Club. MOSSO brings together the best features of its parent systems, while providing an effective interface between them. The system has been the subject of enthusiastic discussion on the popular website bridgewinners.com. The first volume of this two-book series describes the full system in detail.

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P.99f; Meeting with Aborigines of the Macleay district; p.100f; Description of a corroboree; p.101f; Anecdotes; p.102-105; Description of a Kibbarah (initiation ceremony) near Port Macquarie.