back matter
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written matter following the main text of a book
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From the recycling symbols on the endpapers to the “Green Tips” in the back matter, the latest offering from Monica Wellington sends a consistent message: take action to protect your environment.
Epsen himself is largely modeled after Erling Storrusten, whose career in the resistance is described in the excellent back matter.
Finally, the intriguing back matter includes an author’s note, an illustrator’s note, and a note from a former assistant of Will Beebe, as well as a number of interesting photographs.
I also like in Roxanne's back matter that she includes documentaries a DVD of a concert of Ella's as well as two web sites.
It tells you the order in which the front and back matter should appear, and it tells you how to set up those parts.
Librarians will appreciate the extensive back matter, which includes an annotated web site list for further exploration, while teachers will applaud the easy, engaging experiments.