Course materials available to good homes

I'm at the end of my OU career, I graduate in a few weeks and I'm trying to downsize my bookshelves. I've gone through a lot of courses and collected a lot of books. I'm sorry to see them go but it's better that someone else gets benefit (and possibly good grades) from them rather than they collect dust in boxes in the loft.
If you are interested in any of them please contact me at the email address below:

pambo62003@yahoo.co.uk

Here is a list of the books:

Course materials for AA309: Culture, Identity and Power in the Roman Empire (now discontinued):

• Wells, C - The Roman Empire, Fontana Press (1984) £9.99 - ISBN 9780006862529
  
• Goodman, M - The Roman World, Routledge (1997) £17.99 - ISBN 9780415049702
• Lewis, N. & Reinhold, M. (eds) - Roman Civilization, vol. II: The Empire, Columbia University Press (1990) £22.99 - ISBN 9780231071338

during this course I also read and referred to:

• Melly, C - The Roman Empire: a very short introduction, Oxford University Press (2006) £7.99 - ISBN 9780192803917
• Scarre, C - The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Rome, Penguin (1995) £12.99 - ISBN 9780140513295

Course materials for A219: Exploring the Classical World:

• Beard, M and Crawford, M - Rome in the Late Republic, Duckworth (1999) £12.99 - ISBN 9780715629284
• Hornblower, S & Spawforth, A (eds) - The Oxford Companion to Classical Civilization, Oxford University Press (2004) £22.99 - ISBN 9780198609582
• Lattimore, R - The Odyssey of Homer, HarperCollins US (1999) £8.99 - ISBN 9780061244186
• Pomeroy et al. (ed) -  A Brief History of Ancient Greece: Politics, Society and Culture, Oxford University Press (2004) £23.99 - ISBN 9780195372359
• Radice, B - The Letters of the Younger Pliny, Penguin (1969) £9.99 - ISBN 9780140441277

during this course I also read and referred to:

• Finley, M.I - The Ancient Greeks, Penguin(1977)out of print - ISBN9780140552232
  
• Euripides - Medea and other plays, Penguin (1963) £8.99 - ISBN 9780140441291
  

Course materials for A251: World Archaeology:

• C. Scarre (ed.) - The Human Past: World Prehistory and the Development of Human Societies, Thames and Hudson (2005) £27.99 ISBN 9780500287804

Course materials for A207: From Enlightenment to Romanticism c.1780-1830

• Park, M - Travels in the Interior of Africa, Wordsworth Classics (2002) £3.99 - ISBN 9781840226010

I also have a copy of Don Giovanni on DVD and A Life of Napoleon by Stendhal but these are included with your course books.
 
during this course I also read and referred to:

• Hume, D - A Treatise or Human Nature I,
  
• Heath, D and Boreham, J - Introducing Romantcism
• Rude, G - Revolutionary Europe 1783-1815
• Doyle, W - The Oxford History of the French Revolution
• Vogt, A. M - Art and Architecture, the Nineteenth Century
• Hampson, N - The Enlightenment
• Said, E - Culture and Imperialism
• Kerr, G - A Short History of Europe, from Charlemagne to the Treaty of Lisbon

Course materials for A177: Shakepeare, an introduction

• Mcevoy, S - Shakespeare: the basics, Routledge (2006) £9.99 - ISBN 9780415362467
• Shakespeare, W - Romeo and Juliet, Oxford University Press (2000) £7.99 - ISBN 9780192814968
• Shakespeare, W - The Taming of the Shrew, Cambridge University Press (1984) £8.99 - ISBN 9780521532495

I also have:

• Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys
• Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw
• The Poems of Wilfred Owen edited by Jon Stallworthy
• The Penguin Social History of Britain: British Society 1914-45 by John Stevenson
• Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

• The Arts Good Study Guide by Chambers and Northedge
• Writing at University by Creme and Lea

Thanks in advance,

Pam Donald BA(hons) in Humanities and Classics