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	title:	Basic Structures for Engineers and Architects
	author:	Philip Garrison
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	WileyBlackwell
	released:	May 25, 2005
	isbn:	1405120533
	isbn-13:	9781405120531

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Customer Reviews
Excellent book! - Rated I'm a first year civil engineering student, struggling with structures. Then I found this book in a bookshop and bought it even though I'd never heard of either the book or the author. I'm so glad I did! It's the most unusual text book I've ever come across; it's like Philip Garrison's chatting to you and, almost incidentally, helping you to understand structures. By the time I'd finished the book - which I read almost cover to cover - not only did I have a much better grasp of stresses, bending moments and all that stuff, but I felt like I knew the author personally. When's he going to bring out the sequel?!

Customer Reviews

Excellent book! - Rated 5/5
I'm a first year civil engineering student, struggling with structures. Then I found this book in a bookshop and bought it even though I'd never heard of either the book or the author. I'm so glad I did! It's the most unusual text book I've ever come across; it's like Philip Garrison's chatting to you and, almost incidentally, helping you to understand structures. By the time I'd finished the book - which I read almost cover to cover - not only did I have a much better grasp of stresses, bending moments and all that stuff, but I felt like I knew the author personally. When's he going to bring out the sequel?!