Re: "Ada as a second language" book

[pschonbaum@cc.memphis.edu (Pierre Schonbaum)]

In article <Pine.SOL.3.91.960329161832.10350A-100000@solar.sky.net>,
   John Howard <jhoward@solar.sky.net> wrote:
>Yesterday I got a copy of the book for $39.  I had ordered it three 
weeks 
>ago at a local Anderson's book store.  Last month the expected 
price was 
>$64.  Thanks for the bargain!
>
>I am a Borland Pascal refugee and this is an excellent book:
>
> Cohen, Norman H.  Ada as a Second Language, 2nd ed.  McGraw-Hill,
>   1996. 1133 pp. (ISBN: 0-07-011607-5)
>
>   Encyclopedic in scope, this book covers all of Ada 95, including 
the
>   predefined packages and the specialized-needs annexes.  Each 
chapter
>   ends with a section addressed to users of Ada-83 compilers.
>   Comparisons with C, C++, COBOL, Fortran, and Pascal avoid
>   misconceptions about Ada and help readers recognize a new 
notation for
>   a familiar concept.  Proceeding from introductory explanations 
of
>   fundamental software-engineering and programming concepts to 
detailed
>   and enlightening discussions of language features, and 
containing
>   hundreds of complete examples, Ada as a Second Language serves 
as both
>   a tutorial introduction and a complete reference to the Ada 
language.
>
>-------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
>-- John Howard <jhoward@sky.net>               -- Team Ada  Team 
OS/2 --
>-- Free Ada 95 compilers at               
ftp://cs.nyu.edu/pub/gnat/  --
>-------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
>Psalm 22:30-31

Would you post contact information for Anderson's?
The best price I've been quoted is $58.