Storey Publishing Spring 2015 Catalog

Storey Publishing
spring 2015
Storey Publishing
SPRING 2015 CATALOG
For more than 30 years, weve been serving our customers
by publishing practical information that encourages personal
independence in harmony with the environment. Thats our mission
statement, but what is it that makes traditional information and skills
practical or relevant to living in todays world?
Author Ana Maria Spagna muses on this question in 100 Skills for the
End of the World as We Know It (page 6). From bartering to porch sitting
and canning to wheel building, Spagna imagines how recapturing
lost skills could be the key to resilience in the face of uncertain times.
Accompanied by clever visual interpretations by noted illustrator Brian
Cronin, Spagnas list is sure to spark curiosity while casting new light
on Storeys mission and the enduring value of our books.
Whether readers are looking for pleasure or to build resilience, they
will be excited by the breadth of fresh skills and knowledge presented
in all our Spring 2015 titles, including Knitting Fabric Rugs (page 16),
The Woodland Homestead (page 14), Guerilla Furniture Design (page 1),
and The Backyard Homestead Book of Kitchen Know-How (page 18).
Its exciting to see the myriad ways in which practical, traditional
skills resonate for so many people today, both enriching and
empowering our daily lives.
Happy skill-building!
Dan Reynolds
President
Deborah Balmuth
Publisher
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SPRING 2015 BOOKS 1
BACKLIST 28
Gardening 28
Herbs 38
Well-Being 39
Food & Drink 42
Crafts 54
Pets 65
Nature 66
Birds 67
Bees 68
Farming &
Sustainable Living 69
Animals 72
Building 79
Home Reference 83
House & Home 84
Poster Books 86
Childrens Activity Books 87
Horses 89
TITLE INDEX 96
AUTHOR INDEX 99
ORDERING INFORMATION
Inside Back Cover
CONTENTS
Paperback
Features 31 creative
projects reusing found and
sustainable materials
Projects are easy to build,
economical, and simple to
break down and move
Includes chairs, tables,
lamps, shelving, and
accessories
Modern urban aesthetic
Will Holman was educated as
an architect and has worked as
a designer, craftsman, carpenter,
educator, and author. Since 2008,
Holman has published over 50
furniture construction how-to
articles on Instructables.com.
His work has also appeared in
Readymade magazine, LifeHacker,
Gizmodo, Design Milk, Unconsumption,
Materialist, Re-Nest, and Make.com.
He is a 201314 Fellow for Social
Entrepreneurship at the Robert W.
Deutsch Foundation. He lives in
Baltimore, Maryland.
Guerilla Furniture Design
WILL HOLMAN
When the guerilla approach to life tough, resourceful, and
adept at living of the land meets todays DIY maker culture,
the result is a grassroots explosion of interest in handcrafting fur-
nishings from found and sustainable materials.
Guerilla Furniture Design features 31 step-by-step projects using
reclaimed paper, wood, plastic, and metal to create clever,
modern designs that are functional, easy to assemble, economi-
cal, and simple to break down and move, making them perfect
for apartment dwellers and homeowners on a budget. From a
chair constructed of laminated cardboard sheets to a milk crate
credenza, a pill bottle pendant lamp, a scrap wood table, and a
license plate fruit bowl, author Will Holman shows how a hip
designer look can be achieved using just a few low-tech tools and
creative techniques.
Holmans inventive designs and bold, scrappy spirit are sure to
empower beginners and to inspire people with all levels of build-
ing experience to look at the world with a guerillas eye seeing
exciting opportunities for creative reuse.
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Guerilla Furniture Design
Full-color; photographs and
illustrations throughout
192 pages; 8 x 9
Paper:
$19.95 US / $25.95 CAN
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Melissa Caughey is a backyard
chicken keeper, beekeeper, and gar-
dener who writes the acclaimed blog
Tillys Nest. Caughey lives on Cape
Cod, Massachusetts, with her family.
She regularly writes for HGTV Gar-
dens, Community Chickens, and Grit
magazine and contributes to Country
Living magazine. Her blog was named
one of Better Homes and Gardens
magazines Top 10 Gardening Blogs
and received Country Living maga-
zines Blue Ribbon Blogger Award.
A Kids Guide to Keeping
Chickens
MELISSA CAUGHEY
Chickens require little space, have big personalities, are relatively
easy to care for, and even contribute to the dining table with fresh
eggs attributes that make them wonderful pets for kids.
On her award-winning blog, Tillys Nest, author Melissa Caughey
documents her familys chicken-raising adventures. In A Kids
Guide to Keeping Chickens, Caughey shares her advice in a practi-
cal and engaging way so that kids understand what it means to
keep chickens, and what kind of housing, food, and equipment
theyll need before they bring home their rst chicks.
Packed with all the information needed to keep healthy and
happy chickens, the book also includes fun activities such as
speaking chicken, going to a poultry show, creating a veggie
piata for the ock, and making a chicken fort in the backyard.
The book shows how to craft with egg cartons and draw chickens
and ofers ten egg-centric recipes that kids will love to make and
eat, including French Toast, Egg Drop Soup, Mexican Egg Pizza,
and more.
For kids ages 812 and
their families
Engaging and informative,
integrating practical
how-to with crafts,
activities, and recipes
Author writes the award-
winning blog Tillys Nest
Hatcheries have reported
10% annual order increases
for chicks the backyard
chicken-keeping craze
continues to grow
Hardcover
A Kids Guide to Keeping
Chickens
160 pages; 7 x 9/
Paper:
$16.95 US / $21.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-418-6
No. 622418
Hardcover with jacket:
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Valerie Peterson (right) is the author
of Petersons Happy Hour and Peter-
sons Holiday Helper. Prior to her full-
time writing career, she worked for
various publishers. She lives in Man-
hattan, New York. Janice Fryer is a
Pastry Arts graduate of the Institute
of Culinary Education in New York
City. She lives in New York. Peterson
and Fryer are also the authors of
Cookie Craft Christmas.
Cookie Craft
VALERIE PETERSON AND JANICE FRYER
Decorated cookies are a wonderful way to celebrate any special
occasion from baby showers to birthday parties and weddings
to holidays. In Cookie Craft Valerie Peterson and Janice Fryer show
readers how to make showstopping and delicious cookies.
Filled with inspirational photos of over 150 gorgeously decorated
cookies and helpful tips for creating them, the book also includes
time-saving advice; planning checklists; design templates; four
master cookie recipes (sugar, chocolate, nutty, and gingerbread);
techniques for rolling, baking, piping, ooding, and creating icing
color palettes; and instructions for freezing dough and baked
cookies and packaging iced cookies for shipping.
There are also unique gift ideas and recipes for delightful cookie
constructions, including stand-up cookie place cards and easels,
cookie words and messages, cookie boxes, and, for the more
advanced baker, a Halloween haunted house luminaria. This is
the must-have book for every cookie lover.
8-copy counter display:
$103.60 US / $127.60 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-624-1
No. 622624
NEW
PAPERBACK
EDITION
Now in paperback.
Hardcover edition with
57,000 copies in print,
also available
($18.95 | 978-1-58017-694-1)
Features over 150
inspirational cookie designs
Great value costs less
than a dozen specialty-shop
cookies!
Includes master cookie
recipes
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Cookie Craft
168 pages; 7 x 9
Paper:
$12.95 US / $15.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-559-6
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Amy Jirsa is a master herbalist,
yoga instructor, blogger, and crafty
herbanista. She writes regularly for a
variety of natural living publications,
including the online journals elephant
journal and MindBodyGreen. Her blog
is quietearthyoga.com. She lives in
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Herbal Goddess
AMY JIRSA
Admired for their beauty, power, mystery, and charm, herbs
could be called the goddesses of the plant world. People have
drawn on the powers of these amazing plants for centuries, nd-
ing wellness, beauty, and a spiritual connection.
In Herbal Goddess master herbalist Amy Jirsa ofers recipes and
ideas for fully embracing the distinctive qualities of 12 versatile
herbs. Each chapter is devoted to exploring one herb in depth,
encouraging readers to bring the plant into every aspect of their
lives, from food and drink to body care, medicine, meditation, and
even yoga, with poses that capture the spirit of each herb.
With appealing recipes such as aromatic chamomile body wash,
Echinacea-lemon-honey throat spray, and holy basil spice but-
ter cookies, Jirsa invites readers to share in her delight for the
herbal goddess lifestyle, which is beautifully portrayed with
original photography. This introduction to the wealth of possibili-
ties ofered by a dozen powerful herbs is sure to resonate with
healthy living enthusiasts of all ages.
12 versatile beginner-
friendly herbs, each
explored in depth in a
chapter
Dozens of recipes for body
care, food, and medicinal
blends
Nearly 20 percent of
adults in the United
States use natural, herbal
products, according to the
2012 US Census
Paperback
Herbal Goddess
Full-color; photographs
throughout
240 pages; 6 x 7
Paper:
$19.95 US / $25.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-412-4
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CHAMOMILE Make chamomile-
infused honey to boost digestion.
HOLY BASIL Stir up holy basil
spritzers for a calm-inducing
summertime treat.
DANDELION Harvest dande-
lion root for detoxifying teas.
ROSE Simmer a handful of fresh
wild rose petals to produce an
aromatic, stress-reducing steam.
NETTLE Make nettle pesto for
an extra boost of protein and iron.
CALENDULA Rub calendula
lip balm onto cold sores, cracked
lips, and intensely dry skin.
LAVENDER Dry lavender
flowers for tea, eye pillows, or
lavender-lemon bread.
TURMERIC Spice up hot
mustard with turmeric to reduce
inflammation in the body.
CINNAMON Make a honey-
cinnamon-nutmeg facial mask for
glowing and radiant skin.
GINGER Slice up fresh ginger
to make a tea that stimulates
digestion.
ELDER Use dried elderberries
and elderflowers to relieve a sore
throat.
ECHINACEA Find a grounding
meditation with a vase of echina-
cea flowers.
12 herbs, a multitude of possibilities
for nourishing mind, body & spirit
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Ana Maria Spagna lives and writes
in Stehekin, Washington, a remote
community in the North Cascades.
Shes the author of three books,
and after 15 years working on back-
country trail crews, she now teaches
creative nonction in the Whidbey
Writers Workshop MFA program.
Her writing on nature, work, and
life in a small community appears
regularly in Orion, High Country News,
Mountain Gazette, Oregon Quarterly,
and elsewhere.
100 Skills for the End of
the World as We Know It
ANA MARIA SPAGNA
What do patching, cobbling, squatting, and tinkering all have
in common? They are skills that will come in handy when the
world we know is changed beyond recognition. Ana Maria
Spagna has collected 100 skills that will surprise, inspire,
and spur many a late-night debate about how to survive a
catastrophic event that wreaks havoc on societys infrastructure.
Each skill is explained and paired with a quirky interpretation
by noted illustrator Brian Cronin that makes readers pause and
consider or laugh and wonder.
These 100 skills reect the simple, self-reliant life that so many
yearn for in todays technology-driven world. The book reminds
us of traditional skills (blacksmithing, wheel building), honors
old-time occupations (barbering, welding, music making), revives
survival skills (foraging, building shelter), and restores communi-
cation (storytelling, listening, handwriting). For readers who want
to know which skills theyll need for the end times, or to stem the
tide of environmental disaster, 100 Skills for the End of the World as
We Know It is the perfect starting point.
Denes 100 skills for
thriving in a post-
catastrophic world
Each skill is paired with a
clever visual interpretation
by acclaimed illustrator
Brian Cronin
Perfect for fans of the
Worst Case Scenario
series
Plays on the cultural
enthusiasm for end of the
world prophesies
Paperback
100 Skills for the End of
the World as We Know It
Full-color; illustrations
throughout
224 pages; 5 x 7
Paper:
$14.95 US / $18.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-456-8
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Animal Husbandry
BARBERING
BARTERING
Basic First Aid
BEEKEEPING
BICYCLE REPAIR
Bird Listening
BLACKSMITHING
Borrowing and Lending
Brining
BUTCHERING
CAIRN BUILDING
CANNING
Capturing Energy
Carving
CHEESEMAKING
CHILD REARING
Chimney Cleaning
Cloud Reading
COBBLING
Composting
Conversing
CUTLERING
DAYDREAMING
Dental Health
Disposing of Waste
DOWSING
DRY FARMING
Falconry
Fence Building
FINANCIAL LITERACY
Finding Your Way
FIRE FIGHTING
FIRE MAKING
Fletching
Foraging Locally
FORAGING MEDICINALS
FORAGING WEEDS
Frugality
Gleaning
GLIDING
Graffiti
GRAFTING
GROWING RURAL
Growing Urban
Handwriting
HIDING
HOARDING
Home Brewing
Home Childbirth
Horse and Mule Handling
Houseguest Hosting
HUNTING
IDENTIFYING MUSHROOMS
Ink Making
Knitting
KNOT TYING
Latin Names
LATRINE DIGGING
LAUGHING
Listening
MEMORIZING
Mending
Music Making
NEGOTIATING
PATCHING
Planting Natives
Planting Trees
PORCH SITTING
Pottery Making
READING
REVISING
Rigging
Rowing and Paddling
SAILING
SEED COLLECTING
Seed Saving
Sharpening
SHELTER BUILDING
SLEEPING
Snowshoe Crafting
Spinning
SPLICING
SQUATTING
Staying Home
STONE WORKING
Storytelling
TAILORING
Tanning
Tapping
TENDING
TINKERING
Using Leverage
Walking
WATER COLLECTING
Wearing Clothes
WEAVING
Welding
WHEEL BUILDING
Whittling
STOP TEXTING, START BARTERING
ISBN: 978-1-60342-718-0
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Spike Carlsen worked as a carpenter
and contractor for 15 years, then as
an editor with The Family Handyman,
the worlds leading DIY magazine,
for another 15. Hes the author of
the award-winning A Splintered
History of Wood, Woodworking FAQ,
and The Backyard Homestead Book
of Building Projects. Hes written for
Mens Health, the Minneapolis Star
Tribune, American Woodworker, and
other publications and has appeared
on HGTV, Modern Marvels, and CBSs
Early Show. Carlsen and his wife, Kat,
live in Stillwater, Minnesota.
Cabin Lessons
SPIKE CARLSEN
Many dream of building a cabin perched on the perfect spot
in the perfect place. Building a cabin where their family could
escape the city, gather, and nd solitude is just what Spike
Carlsen and his wife, Kat, had in mind when they purchased land
on a rocky, eroding clif overlooking Lake Superior.
Carlsen is an experienced builder who knows how to build a
story worth sitting down for. The book is part building guide, part
memoir, woven into a narrative lled with the joys and hardships
a blended family faces working long weekends and navigating
numerous challenges, from making inaccessible land accessible
to designing a small space to t everyones desires.
Designing and building a cabin together forced Carlsens family
to assess their priorities. Watching his wife and daughter install
deck boards at a seemingly glacial pace taught Carlsen patience
when he realized the pride they felt in their newly honed skills.
As myriad questions arose Television? Blue or brown siding?
Space to sleep all ve kids? Big or small mortgage? they grap-
pled with them together and, in the end, found their small cabin
was built with compromise memorialized in wood.
A beautifully written
account of a blended
familys connection to
place and the cabin they
build together
Part memoir, part building
guide
Stories from nding the
right piece of land to
applying the nal coat
of paint
Paperback
Cabin Lessons
Illustrations throughout
224 pages; 5 x 8
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ISBN: 978-1-61212-567-1
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57 recipes highlight
chowders versatality
and include sides, salads,
and desserts that turn a
bowl of chowder into the
centerpiece of a hearty meal
A James Beard award
winner, Brooke Dojny is
also the author of Lobster!,
Dishing Up
Maine, and The

New England Clam Shack
Cookbook
Ideal gift for any soup or
chowder lover
Brooke Dojny is an award-winning
food journalist and cookbook author
who specializes in writing about
New England food. She is the author
of Lobster!, The New England Cook-
book, The New England Clam Shack
Cookbook, and Dishing Up
Maine.
She lives on the Blue Hill Peninsula
in Maine.
Chowderland
BROOKE DOJNY
Whether its Boston-Style Creamy Clam Chowder, Bermuda
Fish Chowder, or the Portuguese Caldo Verde Chowder, all good
chowders have this in common: they taste amazing! Made with
seafood or chicken, salt pork or bacon (or no meat at all), and
potatoes, chowder is an easy and delicious one-pot dish we all
love to eat, and cooks love discovering all the ways to make it.
Among the 57 mouthwatering recipes are dozens of chowder
variations, including a Classic Rhode Island Clear Clam Chowder
beloved by locals for its traditional avor; a Northwest Salmon
Chowder with Leeks and Peas that highlights the fresh avors of
the region; and a Double Corn Summer Chowder that ofers a
burst of sweetness. There are stews that warm the heart such as
Creole Seafood Gumbo and Oysters Rockefeller Stew, as well as
side dishes, salads, and desserts that complement and complete
each meal.
Brooke Dojny shares the stories behind each of the recipes
and suggests accompaniments for each chowders distinctive
avors. The facts, quotes, and tidbits of history throughout make
Chowderland a book every chowder lover will treasure.
ISBN: 978-1-61212-099-7
No. 622099; see page 46
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Judith Durant is editor of the best-
selling One-Skein Wonders series,
which currently includes six titles;
author of Never Knit Your Man a
Sweater and Knit One, Bead Too; and
co-author with Dorothy T. Ratigan
of Knitting Know-How and with Jean
Campbell of The Beaders Companion.
Durant has been knitting for more
than 50 years and writing and editing
for 30 years. She lives in Lowell,
Massachusetts.
Increase, Decrease
JUDITH DURANT
The key to creating any beautifully nished project is in knowing
how to use the right increase or decrease technique to shape the
knitting. The choices knitters make afect the way they handle
color and textured stitches, yet design patterns often lack direc-
tion about what method to use, and its up to the knitter to gure
out what will work best. Now they have Judith Durant to expertly
guide them in making the right decisions for every project,
whether they want their decrease to be a design element or their
increase to be invisible.
Increase, Decrease is a valuable toolkit of more than 60 methods
for increasing and decreasing knitting stitches. Each method
includes step-by-step how-to photographs, swatches show-
ing the look of the featured stitch, and a list of best uses for
each. Readers will nd the appropriate technique for every use,
whether increasing from the center, shaping sleeves and neck-
lines, working shaped lace, or decreasing for the top of a hat.
This is the book every knitter will refer to to make knitting thats
polished and perfect.
Increase and decrease
stitches are the key to
shaping any knitted
project
An invaluable reference
every knitter will want in
his or her bag
Same format as the best-
selling Cast On, Bind Of
Judith Durant is the editor
of the best-selling One-
Skein Wonders series with
over 485,000 copies in
print
Paperback
Increase, Decrease
216 pages; 5 x 7
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concealed wire-o:
$16.95 US / $21.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-331-8
No. 622331
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Contemporary quilters and
sewists are rediscovering
the usefulness of traditional
English paper piecing
techniques
Dozens of step-by-step
photo sequences
Includes hexagons, triangles,
octagons, diamonds, and
more
Projects are portable,
requiring just hand stitching
Diane Gilleland is a contemporary
craft writer, designer, and teacher
with an aesthetic that appeals to
both traditional and modern quilters.
Her website, CraftyPod.com, reaches
a worldwide audience of over
40,000 monthly visitors with blog,
podcast, and video content. Gilleland
is the author of two books, and her
work has appeared in CRAFT, Stitch,
Threads, CraftStylish, Womans Day,
and Parade. She lives in Beaverton,
Oregon.
All Points Patchwork
DIANE GILLELAND
As any fan of quilting or fabric needlework will say, the key to
perfect patchwork is getting all the points to match up which
is no easy feat! Thanks to the rediscovery of a traditional tech-
nique known as English paper piecing, success is now possible
for all levels of quilters and stitching enthusiasts.
All Points Patchwork is a complete course in English paper piec-
ing techniques. By cutting the desired shapes from paper rst,
basting the paper to the back of the fabric, and then hand-sewing
the pieces together, this ingenious method ensures perfectly
matched points every time. With no meticulous fabric measuring
and cutting or even a sewing machine required, these are easy
take-along projects as well.
Popular craft blogger Diane Gilleland take sewists beyond tra-
ditional hexagons with step-by-step photos for connecting
triangles, octagons, diamonds, and other shapes and provides
dozens of project ideas for applying the nished patchwork to
pillows, clothing, quilts, and more. With All Points Patchwork, this
portable, appealing craft has found its place in the 21st century!
ISBN: 978-1-61212-063-8
No. 622063; see page 62
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224 pages; 9 x 9
Paper:
$19.95 US / $25.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-420-9
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10 EASY THINGS
Anyone Can Do to Build a
Better Food Community
1 :: Host a farmers dinner
2 :: Start a sustainable
book club
3 :: Preserve land for
community gardens
4 :: Grow a kitchen garden
5 :: Contribute to a food
pantry
6 :: Hold a poetry workshop
7 :: Harvest public fruit trees
8 :: Host a food swap
9 :: Teach kids to cook
10 :: Reach out to community
leaders
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Ali Berlow is the author of The Mobile
Poultry Slaughterhouse and the co-
owner of Edible Vineyard. She has
been writing professionally for over
10 years, starting in 2002 with the
NPR essay series A Cooks Note-
book. Nine years ago Ali founded
Island Grown Initiative, a grassrooots
nonprot on Marthas Vineyard. She
lives in West Tisbury, Massachusetts,
and in Putney, Vermont.
The Food Activist
Handbook
ALI BERLOW
How we eat is garnering a lot of attention, as our famously
unhealthy diet has wreaked havoc on both our bodies and our
environment. In response theres a movement to bring healthier
food to our tables. But wheres an individual to start?
In The Food Activist Handbook, author Ali Berlow, whos been at the
forefront of good-food initiatives in her hometown on Marthas
Vineyard, shares her grassroots experience organizing people and
developing programs with proven results. She ofers dozens of
steps, both large and small, that individuals can take in their com-
munities, from starting a school garden to organizing a community
composting program, and much more.
Berlow proles nonprots, farmers, teachers, activists, cooks,
schools, government agencies, and consumers from around the
country who are working to improve their food communities.
Packed with practical advice and insider know-how, The Food
Activist Handbook is an indispensable resource for anyone com-
mitted to making a diference in how and what we eat.
Easy steps individuals can
take to control where their
food comes from
Emphasizes how to make
healthy food available and
accessible to all
Shows how local food
communities can link
together to ofer solutions
to issues of transportation,
cost control, recycling,
and more
Media coverage of food
contamination scares,
pesticide problems, and
pollution issues have
increased public desire to
take rm hold of the food
system
Paperback
The Food Activist
Handbook
320 pages; 6 x 9
Paper:
$17.95 US / $22.95 CAN
ISBN: 978-1-61212-180-2
No. 622180
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The essential resource for
homesteaders, small-scale
farmers, and chefs who
want to raise freshwater
sh using sustainable
aquaculture systems
Seafood Watch rates
farmed tilapia, channel
catsh, and rainbow trout
as Best Choice
The recirculating system
for tilapia that is used in
this book costs about $300
to set up and will provide a
family of four with fresh sh
year-round
James Webb, PhD (lead author, left),
is a research fellow at the University
of Massachusetts, Amherst, focusing
on aquaculture sustainability.
Craig Hollingsworth, PhD (center),
is an educator with the University of
Massachusetts Extension, working in
aquaculture and entomology.
Andy Danylchuk, PhD (right),
is an assistant professor in the
Department of Environmental
Conservation at the University
of Massachusetts, Amherst,
specializing in sh conservation.
Farming Freshwater Fish
JAMES WEBB, CRAIG HOLLINGSWORTH, AND ANDY DANYLCHUK
Consumers love fresh sh, but not at the ecological cost of over-
shing and unsustainable farming practices. The good news is
that three of the most popular freshwater sh species are eas-
ily raised in efcient, inexpensive, and sustainable aquaculture
systems. Tilapia, channel catsh, and rainbow trout can thrive
in recirculating systems, ponds, and cages, respectively, which
require little cost to set up and maintain.
This book explains why these three species are the most appro-
priate for sustainable aquaculture and describes the nature and
needs of the sh, with in-depth instruction on setting up the
system, acquiring fry, managing both the sh and the system,
and preventing and treating disease. The book guides readers
in selecting the best sh and system for their circumstances,
depending on factors such as the climate where they live, their
access to private waterways, and state regulations.
For homesteaders, small-scale farmers, and chefs seeking a steady,
year-round supply of fresh sh, this book shows how easy it is to
farm freshwater sh while protecting the environment.
Farming Freshwater Fish
336 pages; 6 x 9
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Brett McLeod is an associate
professor of forestry and natural
resources at Paul Smiths College.
McLeod founded the Adirondack
Woodsmens School, the Adirondack
Rural Skills and Homesteading Fes-
tival, and the Adirondack Center for
Working Landscapes. His 25-acre
wooded homestead is in Vermont-
ville, New York.
The Woodland Homestead
BRETT MCLEOD
The thought of an ideal backyard homestead brings to mind open
land, cleared of trees. But surprises may lie within the woods,
including untapped opportunities to raise livestock, harvest fruit,
and keep bees.
In his guide to innovatively farming the forest oor, Brett McLeod
explains how to take stock of the forest makeup; use key tools
such as axes, bow saws, and chain saws; incorporate pasture and
silvopasture to raise livestock; prune and coppice trees (a for-
estry method that dates back to medieval Europe) to create fuel,
fodder, and furniture; build living fences and shelters for livestock;
grow fruit trees and berries in a woodland orchard; and make
syrup from birch, walnut, and boxelder trees.
Whether their property is entirely or only partially wooded, land-
owners who want to expand their homestead into the forest and
enjoy everything their land has to ofer will nd the guide they
need in this manual of creative techniques.
Engages the vibrant
sustainability movement
by expanding the
homesteading thought
beyond the traditional
plot of land or suburban
backyard
More than half of the
forested land in North
America is owned by
families, and most want to
do something productive
with their land
Educates homesteaders
on creating possibilities
for raising livestock and
growing fruit and food on
forested land
Paperback
The Woodland
Homestead
Two-color; illustrations
throughout
256 pages; 8 x 10
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ISBN: 978-1-61212-349-3
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More than 182,000 copies
in print, all editions (2nd
edition, 978-1-58017-389-6)
Now in full color with over
90 fully updated recipes and
34 new recipes, including
gluten-free additions
Updated in the same
photographic format as
The Fresh Egg Cookbook and
The Fresh Honey Cookbook
Olwen Woodier is the author of six
cookbooks, including Peaches and
Other Juicy Fruits. A food writer for
35 years, her articles have appeared
in the New York Times Living section,
Gourmet, Womans Day, and Family
Circle. Woodier ofers cooking classes
at her farm in Leesburg, Virginia.
The Apple Cookbook,
3rd Edition
OLWEN WOODIER
The sweet smell of fresh apples conjures up images of families
picking apples in the fall, orchards of trees heavy with fruit, cider
mills with lines out the door, and the warm and inviting scent
of hot apple pie. That sense of nostalgia is nurtured by the wide
array of recipes and luscious food photography in this new full-
color edition of The Apple Cookbook.
From sweet to savory, apples take center stage in more than 125
fully revised and updated recipes 30 of them new to this edi-
tion. While apples are nutritional powerhouses, they are popular
for their avor and versatility. They enhance and complement
other ingredients in everything from soups and salads to entres
and desserts. In The Apple Cookbook, Olwen Woodier has col-
lected an apple lovers delight with recipes including Farro with
Mushroom, Onion, and Apple; Apple, Sausage, and Cheese
Strata; Ground Lamb Kebabs with Apple Mint Raita; Fresh Apple
and Mango Smoothie; and Almond Apple Streusel, many with
gluten-free options. Its a collection that will delight apple lovers
for years to come.
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Karen Tiede markets her rug designs
online at www.rugsfromrags.com. In
addition to doing her own design
work and teaching, she is also a
weaver and woodcarver. Tiede lives
in Moncure, North Carolina.
Knitting Fabric Rugs
KAREN TIEDE
Colorful accent rugs are a favorite feature in contemporary inte-
rior designs, often costing hundreds of dollars. But now crafters
can fashion their own designer-style rag rugs from strips of fabric.
Knitting Fabric Rugs introduces an innovative technique for cre-
ating stunning designs quickly and easily using large knitting
needles and new or recycled fabric. Karen Tiede features direc-
tions for making 28 diferent rugs, drawing her inspiration from
age-old motifs, including stripes and spirals, traditional quilt pat-
terns such as tessellations and log cabin designs, and freeform
inventions such as her nautilus series. She shows how to achieve
a wide range of color modulations and shapes from rectangles
to circles. Tiedes rugs require just a basic knowledge of the knit
stitch and are worked in modular sections that are later sewn
together, making the craft portable and easy to handle.
The results are beautiful one-of-a-kind oor coverings and wall
hangings that will add an artistic touch to any room. Knitters,
sewists, quilters, and the growing group of crafters who love dis-
covering creative ways to use recycled materials will be amazed
at the world of possibilities Knitting Fabric Rugs opens up.
Crafters can make one-of-
a-kind rugs for a fraction
of the cost of store-bought
Unique technique using
basic knit stitch and fabric
strips
Includes 28 distinctive
contemporary design
motifs
Suitable for new or
recycled fabrics
Paperback
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160 pages; 8 x 9
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ISBN: 978-1-61212-448-3
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Supports imaginative play
as kids learn to care for their
favorite stufed animals
Features fun DIY projects
to make with household
items, including a pencil
thermometer, cut-out props
such as a headlight and
nurses cap, and four sheets
of stickers
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Deanna F. Cook, former creative
development director for FamilyFun
magazine, has served as creative
leader and published author of more
than 25 books focused on activities
for kids and families. She has dem-
onstrated recipes and crafts on Regis
and Kelly, Good Morning America, The
Today Show, and the Food Network.
Cook is the author of Cooking Class
(releasing in 2015) and The Kids
Multicultural Cookbook. She lives in
Northampton, Massachusetts.
Lets Make & Play
Teddy Bear Doctor
DEANNA F. COOK
Kids take the care of their stufed animals seriously, so when
theres a boo-boo to be mended, they want to know how to make
their beloved friends feel better.
Lets Make & Play Teddy Bear Doctor ofers kids ages 3 to 8 a fresh,
fun approach to imaginative play with creative craft projects for
making essential equipment and tools, including a thermometer
and a syringe made from common household items, a T-shirt lab
coat, a stethoscope and ophthalmoscope using pipe cleaners and
bottle caps, and a kennel built from a cardboard box.
The book includes four sheets of colorful stickers that comple-
ment the creative process. Kids can make a lab coat name tag,
label patient les and medicine bottles, and even fashion an eye
patch for those unlucky plush pets that may have had a nasty
encounter with a childs real dog.
Lets Make & Play Teddy Bear Doctor is sure to appeal to every
owner of a beloved stufed-animal pet.
Lets Make & Play
Teddy Bear Doctor
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Andrea Chesman has written more
than 20 cookbooks, including Sto-
reys The Pickled Pantry, Recipes from
the Root Cellar, Serving Up the Harvest,
and Moms Best Crowd-Pleasers. She
has also written a number of books
on grilling, including the James Beard
Award nominee The Vegetarian Grill.
Chesman has contributed to many
publications including the New York
Times, Cooking Light, Vegetarian Times,
Fine Cooking, and many regional and
local newspapers. She teaches and
does cooking demonstrations and
classes at fairs, festivals, book events,
and garden shows across the United
States. She lives in Ripton, Vermont.
The Backyard Homestead
Book of Kitchen Know-How
ANDREA CHESMAN
What does it take to be self-reliant? A lot of skill in the kitchen!
What good is growing or buying fresh, local ingredients if DIYers
dont know how to prepare, cook, and preserve them? No good at
all! Thats why they need The Backyard Homestead Book of Kitchen
Know-How to learn all the skills that will make them condent
in the kitchen.
Finally, here is the indispensable, comprehensive kitchen guide
for all the farm-fresh food enthusiasts who want to cook from
scratch, the time-tested way. From milling their own our to
making butter and yogurt; curing their own sausage to making
rich braises and stews; and freezing or drying vegetables to pre-
serving fruits, this is the go-to handbook for learning how to do it.
For anyone who wants to
take farm-fresh meat and
produce from the eld to
the table
Includes 90 recipes for
using whats on hand to
make wholesome and
delicious meals
An indispensable kitchen
companion for everything
from processing
homegrown grains to
preserving, butchering,
baking, and more
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FOR TODAYS PRODUCTIVE BACKYARD
ESSENTIAL PROJECTS
for equipping the
backyard homestead
IN-DEPTH GUIDE to
backyard animal-raising
AND NOW...THE COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE
to cooking and food preparation
THE FLAGSHIP BOOK
that ignited the backyard
homestead movement with
256,000 in print
This fascinating, friendly book is
brimming with ideas, illustrations and
enthusiasm.
THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
Illustrations, charts, a glossary, a
resources list, and the obligatory
chapter on butchering add up to a
must read for do-it-yourself and back
to the land enthusiasts.
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If urban homesteading is your dream
(or merely your PVC-pipe dream), you
need Spike Carlsens The Backyard
Homestead Book of Building Projects
to introduce you to the territory.
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Derek Deek Diedricksen is the
author of Humble Homes, Simple
Shacks, Cozy Cottages, Ramshackle
Retreats, Funky Forts. He hosts the
show Tiny Yellow House for Make
magazine and has hosted for the
HGTV series Extreme Small Spaces
and Kidspace. Diedrickson holds
workshops for the Tumbleweed
Tiny House Company. His work has
been featured on the cover of the
New York Times Home and Garden
section and in the Boston Globe, the
Boston Herald, the Seattle Times, the
Wall Street Journal, Make magazine,
and ApartmentTherapy.com; on
NPR, CBS, PBS, and ABC; and on the
homepage of Yahoo.com. Diedricksen
lives in Stoughton, Massachusetts.
Microshelters
DEREK DEEK DIEDRICKSEN
As the tiny-house craze sweeps the country, many people are
looking to downsize their lives or just create their own back-
yard (or backwoods) getaway. Derek Deek Diedricksen, a
leader in the world of microshelters, has energized countless
followers with his creative, can-do approach to designing and
building tiny retreats of all kinds.
In Microshelters Diedricksen presents a photographic survey of
unique and inspiring cabins, tree houses, studios, tiny houses,
and more, gathered from the foremost bloggers and designers
in the eld. For the builder itching to get started, he includes six
actual plan sets, as well as tips on using scavenged and recycled
materials and advice on fun ways to add low-budget personal
touches to any homemade shelter, from the simple and quirky to
the sleek and modern.
Diedricksens passion is infectious, and Microshelters is full of
ample inspiration to light a re under any dream of a little place
of ones own.
Author Deek Diedricksen
is a star in the tiny-
structure world, and his
blog, relaxshacks.com, has
over 3,000 visitors daily
A photographic survey
of over 50 unique and
inspiring microshelters
Includes six building plans
Microshelters can be used
as a retreat or vacation
home, work studio,
portable cabin, or primary
residence
Paperback
Microshelters
224 pages; 7 x 9
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A funky cabin made and furnished from scavenged materials
A naturally lit getaway thats all about the view
Bed-and-breakfast in the sinuous
arms of a tree
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Herbs for
Childrens Health
ROSEMARY GLADSTAR
Written by renowned herbalist
Rosemary Gladstar, this guide is
an inviting introduction to mak-
ing and using herbal prepara-
tions that includes descriptions
of 24 safe and common herbs;
recipes for using them in teas,
salves, tablets, and food; and
herbal remedies for colds, colic,
teething, diaper rash, cradle cap,
cuts, burns, and more.
How to Make
Ice Cream
NICOLE WESTON
Includes 50 recipes for mak-
ing ice cream, including classic
avors such as Rocky Road and
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
and contemporary avors such
as Roasted Fig and Honey and
Ginger. Recipes are organized
into ve categories: Vanilla,
Chocolate, and Cofee; Nuts and
Berries; Sugar and Spice; Gour-
met; and Holiday. Readers learn
two styles for making ice cream:
the French style, which uses a
custard base, and the American
style, which is eggless.
Herbs for
Mens Health
ROSEMARY GLADSTAR
Focusing on 24 of the best
herbs for mens health,
renowned herbalist Rosemary
Gladstar shares original
recipes for combining the
herbs in teas, tinctures, and
baths, as well as immunity-
building foods to make herbal
remedies that address the most
common ailments that afect
men, including heart disease,
hypertension, infertility, and
prostate disorders.
How to Make Ice Cream
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Herbs for Childrens
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Vegan Frozen
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NICOLE WESTON
With 50 vegan recipes, readers
can churn out ice creams with
soy, almond, or coconut milk
and whip up fruity, refreshing
sorbets and granitas. Included
are all the expected classics,
plus such tantalizing avors as
Cherry Chocolate Chip, Coco-
nut Mango Rice Ice Cream,
Tangerine Olive Oil Sorbet, and
Honeydew and Mint Granita.
The book ofers recipes for 12
frozen pop avors, vegan cook-
ies for making ice cream sand-
wiches, and sauces for jazzing
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How to Make
Curtains
REBECCA YAKER
A complete introduction to
making curtains, from mea-
suring to calculating yardage,
selecting fabric, adding linings,
and selecting the appropriate
xtures and hardware for hang-
ing. The book includes complete
step-by-step instructions for
making ve diferent curtain
styles: pleats, eyelets, tab tops,
tie tops, and rod pockets.
How to Make
Slipcovers
PATRICIA HOSKINS
Step-by-step instructions for
making slipcovers for ve of the
most used pieces of furniture:
kitchen or dining chair; easy
chair; ottoman; sofa with loose
back pillows; and sofa with
xed cushions. It explains how
to select fabric and calculate
yardage; perfect curved seams,
mitered corners, and bias bind-
ing; apply trims; choose design
elements; and nish with zip-
pers, envelope backs, or ties.
How to Make Slipcovers
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Starter Vegetable
Gardens
barbara pleasant
Pleasant takes the guesswork
and anxiety out of growing
food. She explains exactly
how to start, maintain, and
expand an organic vegetable
garden, even in the smallest
of spaces, covering every-
thing from soil quality to
planting schedules to fertiliz-
ers and harvesting. Includes
24 no-fail garden plans.
46,000 copies in print
The Veggie Gardeners
Answer Book
barbara w. ellis
This handy reference includes
helpful, uncomplicated
answers to questions on plan-
ning and planting a vegetable
garden, improving soil, caring
for crops, and organically con-
trolling pests and diseases.
Vertical Vegetables
& Fruit
rhonda massingham
hart
grow food in small spaces,
this book has the solution:
Grow up! With teepees,
trellises, cages, hanging
baskets, wall pockets,
stacking pots, and multilevel
raised beds, gardeners can
reap bountiful harvests from
the tiniest areas even
alleys, balconies, rooftops,
or windowsills.
Fun to read and more
interesting than many
how-tos.
Publishers Weekly
Carrots Love
Tomatoes
Louise Riotte
Plant parsley and asparagus
together to have more of
each. But keep broccoli
and tomatoes apart or they
wont thrive. This classic
companion-gardening guide
shows how to use the native
attributes of plants to create
a naturally bountiful garden.
Roses Love Garlic
louise riotte
This unique and amusing
book provides information
about dozens of owers
and herbs, including their
companion-planting proper-
ties, medicinal uses, history,
folklore, and more.
The Year-Round
Vegetable Gardener
niki jabbour
Fresh salads in February? Absolutely! With The Year-
Round Vegetable Gardener, the growing season doesnt
end with the rst frostin fact, it doesnt end at all.
Author Niki Jabbour gardens in Nova Scotia, where short
summers and low levels of winter sunlight create the
ultimate challenge for food gardeners. Her simple, proven
techniques will have gardeners harvesting fresh vegetables
in every month of the year, no matter where they live.
2012 American Horticultural Society Book Award
Groundbreaking Food Gardens
niki jabbour
A stellar collection of unique food garden plans from
Niki Jabbours favorite fellow growers. Each of these 73
plans offers a theme, ranging from the straightforward
to the downright quirky; an illustration of the plan;
a prole of the contributor and how he or she came
up with the design; and a plant list. The list of
contributors is a Whos Who of popular gardeners,
including Amy Stewart, Amanda Thomsen, Barbara
Pleasant, Jeff Lowenfels, Dave DeWitt, and Jessi Bloom.
These designs are sure to make gardeners of all levels
reconsider what can be done in a food garden!
Week-by-Week
Vegetable
Gardeners Handbook
ron kujawski
& jennifer kujawski
Provides detailed weekly to-do
lists. Whether its planting
strawberries or checking for
tomato hornworm, readers
learn exactly what to do and
exactly when and how to do it.
The abundance of
creative advice here
will help perk up
the gardens of both
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Niki Jabbours well-
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photographed, and
experience-driven
guidebook provides
the know-how you
need to grow food
year round.
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GARDENING
With detailed, illustrated advice on selecting or retrotting
containers, cultivation, efcient maintenance, and design plans
to pull it all together, Smiths latest guide provides everything
needed to grow a bounty of home-grown vegetables.
Publishers Weekly
In every small town, there is a vegetable garden that
people go out of the way to walk past. Smith is the
guy who grew that garden.
Verlyn Klinkenborg, New York Times Book Review
The Vegetable Gardeners Bible
10th Anniversary Edition
The invaluable resource for home food gardeners! Ed Smiths
W-O-R-D system helps gardeners grow an abundance of veg-
etables and herbs. Friendly and accessible, this book provides
vegetable-specic information, an unwavering commitment
to organic methods, and solutions for small spaces, as well as
extended-season tips.
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The Vegetable Gardeners
Container Bible
Anyone can grow tomatoes on a patio, lettuce on a windowsill,
or broccoli on a balcony its easy! Best-selling author Ed Smith
shows how to choose the right plants, select containers and tools,
care for plants, control pests without chemicals, and much more.
He even includes plans for small-space container gardens perfect
for urban and suburban gardeners.
The Wildlife-Friendly
Vegetable Gardener
tammi hartung
Tammi Hartungs gardening
philosophy creates positive
relationships with wildlife.
Hartung shows vegetable
gardeners how to use strategic
plant selection and placement,
benecial insects, and the help
of predators such as birds, bats,
and toads to reap the rewards
both emotionally and with a
bountiful harvest.
Epic Tomatoes
craig lehoullier
With tomato expert Craig LeHoulliers guidance,
every passionate tomato gardener will grow the
best harvest ever! LeHoullier shares the fascinating
stories of many of the tomatoes hes grown, reveals
his top ten tastiest picks, surveys the best tomato
varieties, and explains the entire growing cycle from
seed starting to seed saving.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-208-3; No. 622208
ISBN 978-1-61212-464-3; No. 622464
Full-color; photographs throughout
256 pages; 8 x 10/
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GARDENING
Landscaping
with Fruit
lee reich
A complete guide to grow-
ing temperate-zone fruit.
Includes a plant-by-plant en-
cyclopedia that recommends
39 eye- and palate-pleasing
species well suited to home
landscapes.
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The Fruit
Gardeners Bible
lewis hill & leonard perry
The Fruit Gardeners Bible shows
backyard gardeners how to
successfully grow organic
fruit and nuts at home. This
book covers everything about
growing fruit, from choosing
the best varieties to planting,
pruning, protecting from
wildlife, and harvesting.
Homegrown
Whole Grains
sara pitzer
Grow, harvest, store, grind,
and cook nine popular whole
grains. In 1,000 square feet,
anyone can grow enough
wheat to harvest 50 pounds
in an afternoon enough
for 50 loaves of fresh bread.
Includes instructions on how
to grow, harvest, store, grind,
and prepare wheat, corn,
barley, millet, oats, rice, rye,
spelt, and quinoa.
The Perfect Pumpkin
Gail Damerow
Damerow offers detailed
instructions on how to grow
and harvest more than 95
varieties of pumpkin, plus fun
carving and crafts projects
and more than 30 recipes.
Beautiful and essential.
Ann Ralph is your good-
natured guide to the
sometimes intimidating
task of planting bare root
fruit trees, thinning fruit,
and that nail-biter of
them all: pruning.
Novella Carpenter, author of
Farm City: The Education
of an Urban Farmer
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ISBN 978-0-88266-993-9; No. 66993
224 pages; 6 x 9
Growing Tasty
Tropical Plants
in Any Home,
Anywhere
Laurelynn G. Martin
& Byron E. Martin
Now anyone can enjoy fresh
coffee brewed from beans
grown in the kitchen, or juice
from an orange picked in the
living room. This book, from
the co-owners of Logees
Tropical Plants, shows how
to successfully plant, grow,
and harvest 47 varieties of
tropical fruiting plants in
any climate.
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ISBN 978-1-60342-577-3; No. 62577
160 pages; 9 x 9
The Gardeners AZ
Guide to Growing
Organic Food
tanya l. k. denckla
The one-volume resource
organic gardeners need, with
growing, harvesting, and
storing information for 765
varieties of vegetables, fruits,
herbs, and nuts.
Book Club
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ISBN 978-1-58017-370-4; No. 67370
496 pages; 7/ x 9/
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ISBN 978-1-61212-054-6; No. 622054
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AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2014
The Essential Guide to
Cultivating Mushrooms
stephen russell
Anyone who wants a steady supply of such favorites as
shiitake or lions mane can now cultivate mushrooms at
home. Step-by-step photographs offer detailed guidance
for all levels, from using a mushroom kit to techniques
for creating grain spawn and using fruiting chambers to
working with bulk substrates to produce larger quanti-
ties of mushrooms.
Grow a Little Fruit Tree
ann ralph
With Ann Ralphs radical, yet simple, pruning technique
and easy maintenance plan, any full-size variety of fruit
tree can be kept small while still producing full-sized
fruit in abundance! The book examines how to select
and plant the best varieties for their climate and tastes,
whether it be apples, apricots, cherries, gs, nectarines,
peaches, pears, persimmons, plums, or pomegranates.
With small trees, every task is easier, from pruning and
care to harvesting the fruit.
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GARDENING
Backyard Foraging
ellen zachos
Many edible plants can be found in backyards, lawns, and
parks. Theres the lawn full of sheep sorrel, chickweed,
dandelion, and pineapple weed. Vacant lots host edibles
such as sumac, purslane, or Japanese knotweed. And
urban parks may offer up garlic mustard and gingko nuts.
In addition to providing tips on safety and harvesting
etiquette, Backyard Foraging includes proles of 65 edible
ornamental plants and weeds, as well as a few mushrooms.
This is the book I
wish I had when I
rst got interested in
eating wild.
Gary Lincof, author of
The Joy of Foraging
Pruning Made Easy
lewis hill
More than 300 step-by-step
illustrations demonstrate the
proper times, equipment, and
techniques for safely pruning
trees, shrubs, hedges, vines,
and owers.
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Let It Rot!
stu campbell
The classic guide to
making compost and leaf
mold and what to do with it
once youve made it.
Chicago Tribune
The book that helped start the
composting movement and
taught gardeners everywhere
how to recycle waste to create
soil-nourishing compost.
Contains advice for starting
and maintaining a composting
system, building bins, and
using compost.
Secrets to Great Soil
elizabeth p. stell
Great soil grows a great gar-
den! More than 300 detailed
illustrations and dozens of
charts show gardeners how to
solve all of their soil problems.
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The Complete Compost
Gardening Guide
barbara pleasant & deborah l. martin
Keeping nourishing compost heaps right in the
garden means less digging, weeding, and mulching,
and even less planting. And heres one of the best
parts no more backbreaking slogs from compost
bin to garden. The authors even identify the plants
that benet most from compost and explain how the
elements of a composted garden work together.
Essential reading for any
gardener interested in
composting.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-009-6; No. 622009
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ISBN 978-1-58017-006-2; No. 67006
224 pages; 8 x 11
The Pruning
Answer Book
lewis hill
& penelope osullivan
In a Q&A format, expert advice
and detailed illustrations pro-
vide everything needed to suc-
cessfully prune owering trees,
fruit and nut trees, shrubs,
brambles, evergreens, vines,
ground covers, and more.
$14.95 US / $19.50 CAN
ISBN 978-1-60342-710-4; No. 62710
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ISBN 978-1-58017-023-9; No. 67023
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ISBN 978-1-58017-703-0; No. 67703
320 pages; 8 x 10/
How to Mulch
stu campbell
This guide explains exactly
how to mulch for any situ-
ation from sheet mulch-
ing to feeding mulches
to living mulches. With a
quick-reference chart to
mulch types and a section
on mulching for specic
vegetables, readers will nd
maintaining their yards and
gardens much easier!
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ISBN 978-1-61212-444-5; No. 622444
128 pages; 5 x 7
Growing Chinese
Vegetables in Your
Own Backyard
geri harrington
Chinese vegetables may seem
exotic, but theyre as easy to
grow as any other popular
garden vegetable. Gardeners
looking for new foods to try
will nd thorough plant-by-
plant advice on choosing,
planting, growing, harvesting,
and cooking more than 40
Chinese vegetables and herbs.
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ISBN 978-1-60342-140-9; No. 62140
One-color with 8-page color insert;
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GARDENING
Saving Seeds
marc rogers
Select, harvest, and store
seeds from more than 100
owers and vegetables
commonly grown in home
gardens.
Secrets of Plant
Propagation
lewis hill
Readers can grow plants from
seed and learn how to start
shrubs and trees with these
clearly explained grafting
techniques. The results will
be bountiful, healthy plants
and great- tasting fruits and
vegetables.
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The Complete Guide
to Saving Seeds
robert gough
& cheryl moore-gough
This comprehensive guide
shows exactly how to collect,
save, and cultivate the
seeds from more than 300
vegetables, herbs, fruits,
owers, trees, and shrubs.
Easy-to-follow instructions
guide gardeners through
every step of the process.
Starting Seeds
barbara ellis
Gardeners of any experience
level can get a jump on the
growing season with this con-
cise, straightforward guide.
Expert gardener Barbara Ellis
provides the basic information
that readers need and teaches
foolproof starting techniques
for a variety of vegetables,
herbs, and owers.
Seed Sowing
and Saving
carole b. turner
Explains when to harvest the
seeds of more than 100 veg-
etables, herbs, and owers, as
well as how to dry, store, and
test them for viability for the
next growing season.
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Tips for the Lazy
Gardener
Linda Tilgner
Hundreds of time-saving tips
and routines allow gardeners
to produce better vegetables
and herbs with less work
and more pleasure.
Joy of Gardening
Dick Raymond
The best of Dick Raymonds
vegetable gardening wisdom
is illustrated with full-color
photos and at-a-glance charts
that make his methods acces-
sible to any gardener.
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ISBN 978-0-88266-634-1; No. 66634
192 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-60342-094-5; No. 62094
Saving
Vegetable Seeds
fern marshall bradley
Once gardeners begin to
start their plants from seeds,
theyll want to learn how
they can save seeds from
their favorite vegetables to
use the following season.
This book features 20 of the
most common vegetables
gardeners grow beans, car-
rots, peppers, and tomatoes,
to name a few and uses
step-by-step illustrations.
Dont Throw It, Grow It!
Deborah Peterson & Millicent Selsam
Pits, nuts, beans, seeds, and tubers can be coaxed into lush,
vibrant houseplants that are both attractive and fascinat-
ing. Plant charts, step-by-step instructions, and illustrations
show readers the path from kitchen scrap to beautiful plant.
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GARDENING
Grasses
nancy j. ondra
photography by
saxon holt
Ornamental grasses provide
diversity in garden designs,
stabilize soil, and conserve
water. These illustrated plans
for 24 gardens show how to
use dozens of stunning grass
varieties.
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Hardy Succulents
gwen moore kelaidis
photography by
saxon holt
From agaves to ice plants,
hardy succulents add a touch
of the unexpected to non-
desert gardens. This resource
shows readers how to grow
succulents in any North
American hardiness zone.
2009 American Horticultural
Society Book Award
Foliage
nancy j. ondra
photography by
rob cardillo
Illustrates the features and
requirements of dozens of
plants, all chosen for the
unique appeal of their leaves.
2008 American Horticultural
Society Book Award
Five-Plant Gardens
nancy j. ondra
photography by rob cardillo
Five-Plant Gardens gives readers all the tools to design
and plant a spectacular perennial garden. By starting
with one of these ve-plant plans for growing in
sun, partial shade, or full shade, gardeners of all
levels will nd the process manageable. Each of the
plans includes an illustrated planting plan, season-
by-season highlights, a shopping list with brief
plant descriptions, what to expect as the planting
matures, and tips on customizing the planting for
different sites, climates, or themes.
The Gardeners
AZ Guide to Growing
Flowers from Seed to
Bloom
eileen powell
An encyclopedia of 576 an-
nuals, perennials, and bulbs
with information on sowing,
transplanting, bloom time,
propagation, and general care.
Features a full-color ower
gallery and a design planner.
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Right Rose,
Right Place
peter schneider
Roses can be easy to grow if
the right plants are chosen for
the site. Schneider discusses
the best options for ower
beds, hedges, trellises, contain-
ers, and more and gives advice
on growing, pruning, and deal-
ing with pests and disease.
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The Ever-Blooming
Flower Garden
lee schneller
Using Lee Schnellers fun
and easy blueprint system
and its ve simple steps
measure and draw, set height
proportions, calculate plant
numbers, begin the blueprint,
and choose the plants
gardeners of any skill level
can plan a foolproof season of
nonstop colorful blooms.
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Great for beginner
gardeners, landscape
designers, nurseries,
and average folks at
home ready to bring
some Curb Appeal to
their yards.
Kimberly Lacy-
Lightford, Host &
Designer for HGTV's
Curb Appeal:
the block
The Flower Gardeners Bible
lewis & nancy hill
photography by joseph de Sciose
This comprehensive guide covers everything gardeners
need to know about growing owers from planning
the garden to caring for plants to create a yard full of
glorious blooms. The book includes plans for 25 beautiful
theme gardens and a photographic encyclopedia with
specic advice on growing more than 400 species.
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If your idea of
heaven is a yard
lled with owers,
then this is the
bible you will want
to read religiously.
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
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ISBN 978-1-58017-648-4; No. 67648
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ISBN 978-1-58017-517-3; No. 67517
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ISBN 978-1-60342-438-7; No. 62438
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GARDENING
The City Gardeners
Handbook
Linda Yang
"Excellent and encyclopedic,"
said Patti Hagan in her
Wall Street Journal review
of this invaluable resource
for gardeners who face the
challenges of gardening
in small spaces. The book
covers everything from plant
selection to pest control to
controlling plant growth.
The Homeowners
Complete Tree &
Shrub Handbook
penelope osullivan
photography by
karen bussolini
explains the principles
and practicalities of bring-
ing magnicent woody
plants to every landscape.
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The Organic Lawn
Care Manual
paul tukey
Paul Tukey explains exactly
how to grow a healthy,
organic lawn: Begin with
well-treated soil; plant the
right grass cultivar for local
conditions; water the lawn
well; and maintain lawn
height with a good blade.
The Lawn & Garden
Owners Manual
lewis & nancy hill
Maintenance charts and
schedules (customized by
climate), paired with trouble-
shooting advice for problem
areas, help homeowners keep
every part of the garden fresh
and lively.
The Weather-
Resilient Garden
charles w. g. smith
A region-by-region reference
on how to plan and grow
a garden that will ourish
in normal conditions and
be hardy enough to thrive
despite drought, ood, high
winds, and extreme heat or
cold. Includes an encyclo-
pedic list of resilient plants,
with specic advice for each
region of the United States.
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Cold-Climate
Gardening
lewis hill
Invaluable information for
northern gardeners on how to
grow food, landscape, protect
vulnerable plantings, warm
up the soil earlier, and choose
appropriate species. This book
will also be useful to garden-
ers in microclimates (such as
deep valleys) or those who
want to extend the gardening
season in any climate.
Seascape Gardening
anne halpin
photography by
roger foley
The plants and landscape
designs that work best in
coastal gardens from New
England to the Carolinas.
2007 Winner of the Garden
Writers Silver Award of
Achievement
Designing Your
Gardens and
Landscapes
janet macunovich
Appropriate for any region,
this practical 12-step approach
to home landscape design
focuses on the individual
preferences, natural
restrictions, and climatic
concerns of the landscaper.
The Dirt-Cheap
Green Thumb
rhonda massingham hart
The cost of tools, plants,
seeds, fertilizer, and water
can strain budgets, but these
tips and tricks for every-
thing from starting seeds to
preserving produce will
help pennywise gardeners
control expenses.
Deerproong Your
Yard & Garden
rhonda massingham hart
Plants can be protected from
deer damage with innova-
tive fencing, with homemade
or commercial repellents, or
simply by using plants that
deer hate. All that and more
is covered in this completely
revised and updated edition
of the classic on deerproong
techniques.
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GARDENING
Designer Plant
Combinations
scott calhoun
More than 100 creative
combinations, planted by
top garden designers, inspire
home gardeners to put plants
together in unexpected but
stunning groupings. Each
garden composition uses six
plants or fewer perfect for
every small space.
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Club
Kiss My Aster shakes up traditional garden book
publishing. Steeped in rock and roll irreverence and
sound horticultural knowledge, Amanda takes us on
a journey that is practical, active, and full of energy.
Leaf Magazine
The Perennial Gardeners
Design Primer
stephanie cohen & nancy j. ondra
photography by rob cardillo
Explains how to choose perennials that suit a specic site
and combine well with each other and offers down-to-
earth design solutions for 20 specic types of gardens,
including a low-maintenance garden, a more complex
container garden, a formal border, and a cottage garden.
2006 Garden Writers Silver Award of Achievement Winner
The Perennial
Care Manual
nancy j. ondra
photography by
rob cardillo
Thorough instructions on
how to care for more than 125
popular perennials ensure a
healthy garden for all growers.
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Deckscaping
barbara w. ellis
A deck can be transformed
from an overexposed at
space to a cool, private living
area with trellises, lighting,
and plants.
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Covering Ground
barbara w. ellis
Ground covers are a beautiful
way to bring variety, texture,
and durability to open sweeps
of lawn. A vibrant new palette
of unexpected plant choices
and hardworking design and
planting advice give gardeners
the know-how to create strik-
ing, low-maintenance alterna-
tives to traditional lawns.
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Fallscaping
nancy j. ondra and
stephanie cohen
photography by
rob cardillo
The comprehensive guide to
the best late-blooming plants.
Included are 10 complete
garden plans combining ow-
ers, shrubs, ground covers,
and grasses that thrive in the
cool, golden days of early fall.
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Poolscaping
catriona tudor erler
From choosing lighting to
selecting plants, readers will
learn what it takes to create
a beautiful pool area.
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Kiss My Aster
amanda thomsen
Who cares what the neighbors think? Kiss My Aster is
a hilarious, irreverent, interactive guide to designing
an outdoor space that is exactly what each reader
wants. Combining entertaining illustrations with
laugh-out-loud text, Amanda Thomsen lays out the
many options for home landscaping and invites each
gardener to make choices.
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ISBN 978-1-60342-077-8; No. 62077
240 pages; 8 x 8
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ISBN 978-1-60342-150-8; No. 62150
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GARDENING
How Carrots Won the Trojan War
Rebecca Rupp
Why were Roman gladiators massaged with onion juice
before battle? How did celery contribute to Casanovas
conquests? How did peas almost poison General
Washington? And why were some 17th-century turnips
considered degenerate? Rebecca Rupp tells the strange and
fascinating behind-the-scenes tales of the worlds most
popular vegetables. This delightful collection is the perfect
gift for gardeners, foodies, history buffs, and anyone who
wants to know the secret stories concealed in a salad.
Selection of the Military and History Book Club
Garden Writers Association Silver Book Award Winner
Natural Stonescapes
richard l. dub
& frederick c. campbell
Over 20 designs for stone
groupings appropriate for all
types of sites show readers
how to create beautiful
landscapes that minimize the
forms of nature.
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The Gardeners
Bug Book
Barbara Pleasant
Pleasant explains how to
work with nature to produce
bountiful, environmentally
safe, chemical-free gardens
while still controlling persis-
tent plant pests.
The Gardeners Guide
to Plant Diseases
Barbara Pleasant
The antidote for the 50 most
common plant diseases: what
they look like, where they
are found, what they will do
to the plant, and what to do
about them.
The Gardeners
Weed Book
Barbara Pleasant
Here is all the information
readers need to identify, work
with, and organically control
70 weeds commonly found in
North America.
Caring for Perennials
Janet Macunovich
With Macunovichs tech-
niques for prioritizing,
planning, and record keeping,
anyone can grow a world-
class perennial garden in
an average of one hour of
maintenance per 100 square
feet per month.
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Outdoor Woodwork
alan & gill bridgewater
Offers 16 functional and
attractive projects for the
garden, including fences and
gates, benches and chairs,
decking, sheds, arbors,
pergolas, trellises, planters,
picnic tables, and a child's
playhouse and a treehouse.
Outdoor Stonework
A complete primer with 16
original stone projects that
bring the beauty of stone
into the garden with simple
but elegant natural features,
unique walls, attractive pav-
ing, and much more.
Outdoor Water
Features
16 projects are accompanied
by clear, step-by-step pho-
tographs and easy-to-follow
instructions. Whether readers
want to create a container
bog garden, a romantic mill-
stone fountain, or a cascade,
this book will help them
make it a reality.
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ISBN 978-0-88266-609-9; No. 66609
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200 pages; 8 x 11
Reading about
vegetables was never
so much fun.
Jack Bishop, editorial
director of Americas
Test Kitchen and author
of Vegetables Every Day
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GARDENING
Continuous Container
Gardens
Sara Begg Townsend &
Roanne Robbins
Container gardens should look
great beyond the summer.
Garden designers Townsend
and Robbins offer an innovative
system for creating stylish
container gardens that change
with the seasons and look great
year-round. The book features
designs for twelve containers,
each with a unique plan for
swapping plants every season,
for a total of 48 exciting looks.
The Practical
Guide to Container
Gardening
Susan Berry & Steve Bradley
Along with comprehensive
information on planting
techniques, care, and
maintenance, this book
includes a fully illustrated
A-to-Z directory of more than
100 plant species.
The Complete Houseplant
Survival Manual
Barbara Pleasant
This guide shows readers how to care for exciting im-
ports, dozens of long-owering varieties, and hardier
cultivars of old favorites. Pleasant covers trouble-
shooting, care, pruning, repotting, and propagating
for each of 160 owering and foliage houseplants.
Includes an A-to-Z primer on houseplant health.
Tabletop Gardens
Rosemary Mccreary
These 40 indoor garden
designs offer many ideas for
choosing a personal style
and getting started plants
under glass, in bowls and
trays, and even in water
environments. Each project
includes complete advice on
the materials needed and
step-by-step information on
how to create the garden.
Window Boxes
James Cramer
& Dean Johnson
More than 150 full-color
photographs, step-by-step
instructions, and useful
plant-care tips accompany
100 projects and quick design
ideas for year-round window
boxes. Container gardening
combined with ower arrang-
ing results in stunning visual
treasures for every season.
Bonsai Survival
Manual
Colin Lewis
The one-stop source of vital
information on how to buy
and grow attractive bonsai
and keep them thriving. Fifty
popular species are covered
in this excellent beginners
guide.
Saving Container
Plants
alice and brian mcgowan
With this guide, readers will
learn how to use overwinter-
ing techniques to save con-
tainer plants such as fuchsia
and geraniums beyond the
rst year. By understanding
the dormancy conditions
their plants need to survive,
container gardeners can
enjoy the same plants for
many seasons. The book
includes a plant-by-plant
guide for quick reference.
Growing Healthy
Houseplants
ellen zachos
This guide offers essen-
tial information for new
houseplant owners who
want to know how to choose
the right plants and how to
keep them thriving. It covers
what plants need in terms of
location, sunlight, water, and
fertilizer and explains when
plants should be repotted,
how to prune, how to keep
plants clean and free of pests,
and basic propagation.
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256 pages; 9 x 10
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128 pages; 5 x 7
Down & Dirty!
Ellen Zachos
Fun outdoor projects cover
everything from attracting
birds to preparing treats with
your homegrown strawber-
ries. Each project includes
clear and accessible informa-
tion to get you started and
give you condence.
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HERBS
Creating an Herbal
Bodycare Business
Sandy Maine
The Herbal Home
Remedy Book
Joyce A. Wardwell
These simple recipes provide
complete instructions for
gathering, drying, storing,
and blending 25 common
herbs to improve overall
health and to stock the
home medicine cabinet with
all-natural salves, tinctures,
syrups, and lozenges.
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Homegrown
Herbs
tammi hartung
This primer shows gardeners
how to plant, grow, harvest,
and use more than 100 popu-
lar herbs. It covers seed selec-
tion, planting, maintenance
and care, harvesting, drying,
and uses in the kitchen, home
pharmacy, crafting, and body
care. With renowned herbal-
ist Tammi Hartung as a guide,
readers will see how easy it is
to bring more beauty, avor,
and health to everyday life.
Book Club
Growing & Using
Herbs Successfully
betty e. m. jacobs
Growing Your
Herb Business
bertha reppert
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Herbal Tea Gardens
marietta marshall
marcin
Herbal Remedy
Gardens
dorie byers
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Crafters Choice, and
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The Herb Gardener
susan mcclure
The Beginners
Guide to Edible
Herbs
charles w. g. smith
Simple instructions, tempting
recipes, and beautiful photo-
graphs will inspire readers to
grow, harvest, preserve, and
cook with 26 of the most pop-
ular kitchen herbs, including
basil, cilantro, dill, fennel,
garlic, lavender, oregano,
parsley, sage, tarragon, and
more. A great gift for any
herb lover.
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Herbs for Hepatitis C
and the Liver
Stephen Harrod Buhner
ADHD Alternatives
Aviva & Tracy Romm
Healthy Bones
& Joints
David Hoffmann
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HERBS & WELL- BEING
BEST- SELLI NG AUTHOR ROSEMARY GLADSTAR
Herbs for
Natural Beauty
From face cream to body
scrubs, massage oils, and
herbal shampoos, renowned
herbalist Rosemary Gladstar
shares her favorite recipes for
natural beauty and body care,
including her own 5-Step
Skin Care Program.
Rosemary Gladstars Herbal
Recipes for Vibrant Health
Promote radiant beauty within and without, soothe everyday
ailments, and ease stress and anxiety with 175 simple herbal
recipes. An A-to-Z guide to more than 90 common herbs
explains the benets and suggested uses of each plant.
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Rosemary Gladstars Medicinal
Herbs: A Beginners Guide
Widely recognized as the godmother of modern
herbalism, Rosemary Gladstar is renowned
worldwide for her inspired teaching and trustworthy
knowledge of healing herbs. Now, Gladstar offers a
fresh introduction for a new generation of gardeners
and natural health and self-sufciency enthusiasts.
One of the most
inuential herbalists
in the United States.
Maria Nol Mandile,
Natural Health
magazine
A true reection
of its author in its
wisdom, knowledge
and practicality.
Nobuko Sera-Kingsley,
MD Internist
Natural Baby Care
Colleen K. Dodt
Using easy-to-follow instruc-
tions, parents can make
natural lotions, bath oils,
creams, powders, and sham-
poos that will ensure glowing
health and enhance the bond
between parent and child.
Includes information on self-
care during pregnancy, infant
massage, and gift ideas.
Happy Baby,
Happy You
Karyn Siegel-Maier
Makes babys rst year
magical and rewarding with
hundreds of simple ideas for
bonding, playing, learning,
and nurturing. These 500
tips make the time joyful and
low-stress for both baby and
parents.
Herbs for Common
Ailments
Renowned herbalist
Rosemary Gladstar offers
the perfect introduction to
the most effective herbal
remedies that every family
should have in their home
medicine chest, along with
recipes for easing common
ailments such as colds,
bruises, and muscle aches
and pains.
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No. 62078
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ISBN 978-1-61212-471-1; No. 622471
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Herbs for Long-
Lasting Health
Best-selling author Rose-
mary Gladstar explains how
to use 22 herbs to enhance
vitality and well-being at any
age. She also discusses the
superfoods, supplements,
and herbal teas that support
a healthy lifestyle. There are
15 recipes for effective tinc-
tures, teas, tonics, and more,
including Longevity Tonic,
7-Herb Long-Life Soup, and
Brain Tonic Tincture.
Herbs for
Stress & Anxiety
This accessible introduction
proles the most effective
herbs for teas and tinctures
to address common stress
symptoms such as panic
attacks, depression, head-
aches, migraines, herpes,
insomnia, and neuralgia.
There are also techniques
for making herbal tonics,
sedatives, demulcents,
and stimulants to soothe
nervous system issues.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-473-5
No. 622473
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128 pages; 5 x 7
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160 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-60342-141-6; No. 62141
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ISBN 978-1-60342-159-1
No. 62159
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WELL- BEING
PAMPER YOURSELF
BEST- SELLI NG AUTHOR STEPHEN HARROD BUHNER
Naturally
Healthy Skin
Stephanie Tourles
Natural Foot Care
Stephanie Tourles
Naturally
Healthy Hair
Mary Beth Janssen
Self-Indulgence 54-copy counter display
Includes 6 each and 12 of Simple Ways
to Energize
$213.30 US / $267.30 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-897-6; No. 67897
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The Soul
Support Book
Deb Koffman
How to Sleep
Soundly Tonight
Barbara L. Heller
365 Ways to Energize
Mind, Body & Soul
Stephanie Tourles
Herbal Antibiotics, 2nd Edition
Antibiotic-resistant infections are alarmingly on the rise,
and people are looking for sound information on herbal
alternatives to standard antibiotics. In this indispensable
reference, herbal expert Stephen Harrod Buhner explains
the roots of antibiotic resistance, explores the value of
herbal treatments, and provides in-depth proles of 30
valuable herbs, noting for each one its antibiotic properties,
methods for collection and preparation, dosages, potential
side effects, contraindications, and alternatives.
Buhner has arrived at the frightening truth that
you wont nd in the Journal of the American
Medical Association: We are running out of
weapons in the war on germs.
James A. Duke, PhD, author of The Green Pharmacy
Elegant, articulate and brilliantly researched.
A must for every practitioner's library.
Kathleen Maier, RH (AHG), Sacred Plant Traditions, LLC
Herbal Antivirals
With new strains of viruses emerging and vaccines
becoming less effective, more people are looking
for alternative ways to boost immunity and ght
infection. This comprehensive manual addresses
the most effective herbal protocols for treating u,
encephalitis, SARS, dengue fever, and more.
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ISBN 978-1-58017-130-4; No. 67130
208 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-054-3; No. 67054
192 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-129-8; No. 67129
192 pages; 6 x 9
A Celebration of Motherhood
Michelle Gillett
ISBN 978-1-58017-384-1
No. 67384
A Spa of Your Own
Stephanie Tourles
ISBN 978-1-58017-888-4
No. 67888
By Candlelight
Diana Rosen
ISBN 978-1-58017-566-1
No. 67566
How to Keep a Dream Journal
Diana Rosen
ISBN 978-1-58017-890-7
No. 67890
Incense
Diana Rosen
ISBN 978-1-58017-567-8
No. 67567
Simple Ways to Energize
Stephanie Tourles
ISBN 978-1-58017-887-7
No. 67887
Simple Ways to Relax
Barbara L. Heller
ISBN 978-1-58017-895-2
No. 67895
Taking Time for Friends
Dale Evva Gelfand
ISBN 978-1-58017-546-3
No. 67546
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192 pages; 5 x 7
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ISBN 978-1-61212-160-4; No. 622160
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416 pages; 6 x 9
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WELL- BEING
Organic Body Care Recipes
Stephanie Tourles
Now its fun and simple to make lotions, scrubs, toners,
masks, and much more with dozens of luscious recipes cre-
ated by natural health and beauty expert Stephanie Tourles
to maintain radiantly healthy skin, hair, feet, hands, and
nails. Her broad range of beauty formulas for every skin
type puts complete control into the hands of the home
crafter interested in personalizing her beauty regimen.
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Hands-On Healing Remedies
Stephanie L. tourles
Stephanie Tourles offers 150 original recipes for herbal
balms, oils, salves, liniments, and other topical oint-
ments to make and treat a wide range of conditions,
from headaches and backaches to arthritis, tendinitis,
fungal infections, anxiety, cuts and scrapes, insomnia,
splinters, and cracked skin. These preparations are
all-natural, effective, safe, and fun to prepare.
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Makes you want to
skip the drugstore
and head to your
kitchen for some
natural remedies.
NY1 News
A lovely and beauti-
fully illustrated way to
take basic health and
beauty matters into
your own hands.
Yoga International
The Aromatherapy
Companion
Victoria H. Edwards
Offers hundreds of soothing
and healing recipes for beau-
ty, good health, and physical
and emotional well-being.
Readers learn how to work
with essential and carrier oils
and even how to create their
own customized blends.
Perfumes, Splashes
& Colognes
Nancy M. Booth
Readers learn to pinpoint
fragrance preferences and
then create their own unique
perfumes, splashes, and
colognes or re-create their
favorite commercial perfumes
at a fraction of the price.
Facelift at Your
Fingertips
Pierre Jean Cousin
Readers will learn how to use
essential oils and ngertip
massage to help prevent and
even reverse the effects of
aging. Includes easy-to-follow
directions for making facial
masks, tonics, and lotions us-
ing all-natural ingredients to
protect and tone the skin and
reduce wrinkles.
Making
Aromatherapy
Creams & Lotions
Donna Maria
The guide to creating
personalized facial creams,
body rubs, lip balms, and
more using a simple ve-step
method, all-natural ingredi-
ents, and the power of aroma-
therapy. Includes an overview
of aromatherapy, techniques
for extracting aromatic plant
materials, and 101 recipes.
The Essential
Oils Book
Colleen K. Dodt
Soothing or invigorating,
aromatic essential oils can
be used in air fresheners,
home-cleaning products,
bath soaks, and, of course,
perfumes. Complete
instructions show readers
how to use essential oils
safely and effectively.
The Herbal Home Spa
Greta Breedlove
Anyone can create sumptuous
personal-care products to
pamper every part of the
body. These easy-to-follow
recipes yield products that
rival the best offerings at spas
and specialty shops.
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FOOD & DRINK

SHERRI BROOKS VI NTON 1 45, 000 I N PRI NT!
Preserving Wild
Foods
matthew weingarten &
raquel pelzel
Dozens of inspired reci-
pes from chef Matthew
Weingarten show how to
preserve by curing, canning,
smoking, and pickling a
wide range of wild ingredients
foraged from the sea, elds,
forests, and fresh water.
Keeping the Harvest
Nancy Chioffi
& Gretchen Mead
Simple yet satisfying home-
preserving techniques for
enjoying your harvest of
fresh fruits and vegetables
all year long.
Put em Up!
With these simple instructions and delicious recipes, even
beginners will be preserving food in no time. Vinton covers ev-
erything: refrigerating, freezing, drying, canning, and pickling.
Recipes range from the daring Wasabi Beans, Cherry and
Black Pepper Preserves, Pickled Fennel to old favorites, in-
cluding applesauce, salsa, bread and butter pickles, and more.
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Put em Up! Fruit
Preserving food is a practical
way to enjoy seasonal foods
year-round. Here are 80
recipes for preserving delicious
fruit products, along with
80 recipes that use them to
add a little summer sunshine
whatever the time of year.
What a delicious way to
eat locally even when the
snow is falling.
Deborah Madison, author
of local flavors: cooking
and eating from america's
farmers' markets
The Put em Up!
Preserving
Answer Book
The must-have compan-
ion to every preserving
book, this comprehensive
reference answers all the
questions that arise in the
preservers kitchen, from
setting up the cooking
space to quandaries about
preserving methods and
how to apply them to spe-
cic fruits and vegetables.
The Home Creamery
Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
Step-by-step instructions
guide readers through recipes
for more than a dozen fresh
and cultured dairy products
and 75 cooking and baking
recipes showcasing home-
made dairy items.
Home Cheese Making
Ricki Carroll
From purchasing or constructing the right equipment to
preparing a starter culture and using rennet properly, here
is all the information the home cheese maker needs to
produce small batches of wonderful, artisanal-style cheeses.
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Pumpkin
DeeDee Stovel
DeeDee Stovel will entice
you with all manner of
recipes using fresh and
canned pumpkin.
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The Beginners Guide to Making
and Using Dried Foods
teresa marrone
The comprehensive guide that includes everything
readers need to know to begin dehydrating, and it
even offers plans for making a home-built dehydrator.
It's organized by type of food fruits, vegetables,
herbs, meat and each section offers a food-by-food
guide to the drying methods as well as recipes that
use the dried food. There are even instructions for
drying fresh pasta and making vegetable snack chips,
all-grain crackers, and wholesome baby-food purees.
Root Cellaring
Mike & Nancy Bubel
The earths naturally cool,
stable temperature is an
energy-saving way to store
nearly 100 varieties of fruits
and vegetables all year long.
The authors include specic
storage requirements for
each crop and building
instructions for big and small
root cellars.
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Recipes from the
Root Cellar
Andrea Chesman
Sweet winter squashes, har-
dy greens, jewel-toned root
vegetables, and potatoes
of every kind make local
eating easy and delicious
in autumn and winter. This
collection of more than 250
recipes brings local produce
to the winter table.
The Beginners
Guide to Preserving
Food at Home
Janet Chadwick
Discover the best and
quickest methods for
preserving every common
vegetable and fruit, arranged
in a friendly food-by-food
format. Readers will nd
thorough instruments for
freezing, drying, canning,
brining, and storage.
The Pickled Pantry
Andrea Chesman
This fresh, contemporary
guide to pickling provides
a whopping 150 recipes for
putting up everything from
apples to zucchini, plus 36
recipes for cooking with
pickled foods. It includes
techniques for making
fermented pickles, salsas,
relishes, and chutneys.
Serving Up the
Harvest
Andrea Chesman
A dynamic addition to
any cooks library . . .
its particularly helpful
that chapters, organized
by vegetable, progress
seasonally along with
harvest times.
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The Big Book
of Preserving
the Harvest
Carol W. Costenbader
This classic primer on dry-
ing, freezing, canning, and
pickling includes more than
150 simple recipes.
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A terric dietary
resource.
Stephanie Tourles,
author of Raw Energy
An impressive
addition to the
growing literature
of fermentation,
with a thorough
review of basic
concepts and a
great recipe section.
Sandor Ellix Katz,
author of The Art of
Fermentation
Fermented Vegetables
kirsten k. shockey and christopher shockey
Prized for their nutritional health benets and powerful
avor punch, fermented foods are enjoyed as kimchi,
sauerkraut, pickles, chutneys, and pastes. In this com-
prehensive guide, readers will nd 140 unique recipes for
fermenting more than 80 vegetables as well as 84 recipes
for using and enjoying them in meals and snacks.
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Hot Sauce!
Jennifer Trainer Thompson
Here are 32 recipes for making signature hot sauces
from the sweet/tart Pomegranate Narsharab to Muy
Caliente Satan Sauce and another 60 recipes featuring
creative ideas for using homemade hot sauces (or commer-
cial blends) in everything from barbeque to bouillabaisse.
Hot Sauce! is the one book every ery-food lover needs.
There are even recipes for scorching cocktails!
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Home Sausage
Making
Susan Mahnke Peery
& Charles G. Reavis
The classic volume in the
eld now features 100 recipes
for sausages (cased and
uncased) and 50 recipes for
cooking with sausage.
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A Guide to
Canning, Freezing,
Curing and Smoking
Meat, Fish and Game
Wilbur F. Eastman Jr.
This no-nonsense guide is an
excellent resource for storing
meat. Includes dozens of
recipes for bacon, corned beef,
jerky, pepperoni, and other
preserved meats.
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Woodstove Cookery
Jane Cooper
Offering advice on everything
from cleaning to cooking on
and in wood stoves, this book
demonstrates how to get
more use out of this versatile
heat source.
Fish Grilled & Smoked
john manikowski
A tasty collection for shing
enthusiasts, home cooks, and
campers, here are 150 recipes
for grilled and smoked fresh
and saltwater sh. Building
plans for three smoker mod-
els are included!
Cooking with Fire
paula marcoux
A comprehensive guide to the surprising ways in which
wood and re can be used to cook. Roma-style bacon on
a greenwood stick, roasted pork loin on a spit, seared
scallops on a griddle, Plymouth sh chowder in a cast-iron
pot, turkey in a smoker, and baguettes in a wood-red oven
all of these, and more, can be made with the techniques
and more than 100 recipes found in Cooking with Fire and
with no need for fancy appliances!
Maple Sugar
Tim Herd
A perfect gift for maple lov-
ers! Readers will savor the
history of maple sugaring,
learn to identify the various
kinds of maple trees, discover
how to tap trees and make
syrup, and indulge in tempt-
ing recipes for treats like
maple nut bread and pecan
pie. What could be sweeter?
Maple Syrup
Cookbook
Ken Haedrich
Maple syrup isnt just for
breakfast anymore. Ken
Haedrich offers recipes both
sweet and savory that feature
maple syrup and its wonder-
ful earthy, tangy qualities.
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No. 62954
The most stimulating,
thought-provoking,
and hunger-inducing
cookbook to cross my
desk in years.
Steven Raichlen, author
of The Barbecue Bible
cookbook series and
host of Primal Grill
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The College
Cookbook
Geri Harrington
From more than 55 colleges
and universities across
North America, here are 200
original recipes designed for
the busy and (often) broke
college student.
The Healthy College Cookbook
Alexandra Nimetz, Jason Stanley
& Emeline Starr with Rachel Holcomb
Every busy student will nd more than 300 tasty,
nutritious recipes for quick-to-prepare meals; eat-on-the-
go breakfasts; and easy-to-make soups, sandwiches, and
salads. Includes dozens of vegetarian and vegan options.
A great cookbook!
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Ultimate Dining Hall Hacks
priya krishna
Beginning with a list of about 100 basic items
found in virtually every college dining hall,
Krishna suggests innovative combinations of
ingredients from the la carte menu, salad
bar, breakfast bar, and deli station to create 75
tasty dishes such as Alfredo Salmon Spaghetti,
Chicken Pot Pie, Honey-Soy Tofu Fritters, and
Chocolate Bread Pudding.
How to Make
Maple Syrup
alison and steven
anderson
Third-generation syrup
makers Steve and Alison
Anderson teach how to collect
sap using containers or a
tree-friendly tubing system,
and how to cook and bottle
the syrup. Includes everything
needed to understand the full
production process for those
interested in doing it for fun
or as a business.
Knife Skills
bill collins
Good knife skills are the key
to feeling comfortable in the
kitchen. Chef Bill Collins ex-
plains how to pick out knives
that t the hand and how to
slice, chop, peel, bone, and
dice with ease. The step-by-
step instructions and illustra-
tions also show readers how
to cut and carve seafood,
poultry, meats, fruits, and
vegetables.
How to Make
Frozen Yogurt
nicole weston
Ice cream makers can be used
for more than just ice cream!
Typical recipes produce hard
yogurt thats no fun to eat, but
with Nicole Westons special
meringue technique, the result
is smooth and delicious as
well as lower in fat than ice
cream. Readers will want to try
all 56 avors, from the classic
Vanilla Bean and Chocolate to
Toasted Coconut, Double Blue-
berry, and Roasted Almond
and Amaretto.
Homemade Root
Beer, Soda & Pop
Stephen Cresswell
Includes recipes for delicious
old favorites, such as Root
Beer, Birch Beer, and Ginger
Beer, as well as Raspberry
Shrub, Coffee Whizzer, and
Fruit Smoothies.
Homemade Soda
Andrew Schloss
With this book, anyone can
easily make a spectacular va-
riety of beverages, including
Pomegranate Punch, Sangria
Shrub, Maraschino Ginger
Ale, and Berry Vinegar
Cordial. There are recipes
for re-creating the avors
of favorite commercial soft
drinks, as well as recipes for
using soda in decadent des-
serts and adult cocktails.
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An innovative way
to reweave the fabric
of community that
todays children and
families desperately
need block by
block, bowl by bowl.
Marian Wright
Edelman, president
of children's
defense fund
Soup Night
maggie stuckey
Organized by season, Soup Night features cooking tips
and soup recipes as well as breads, salads, and desserts.
The book inspires readers to join the soup night tradition
and offers organizational advice, as well as proles of
neighborhood soup nights and others that take place in
urban centers, churches, and community centers.
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250 Treasured
Country Desserts
Andrea Chesman
& Fran Raboff
Here are 250 recipes perfect
for special occasions and
everyday celebrations the
cookies to bake for after-
school snacks, the ice creams
for summer weekends, and
the pies that celebrate falls
sweetest fruit.
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Cookie Craft
Christmas
Valerie Peterson
& Janice Fryer
Includes more than 60
Christmas cookie designs,
along with festive New Years
cookies and lovely Hanukkah
treats, that will challenge
and delight every cookie
decorator.
500 Treasured
Country Recipes
Martha Storey & Friends
This heirloom cookbook fea-
tures more than 500 simple
recipes with old-fashioned
heart. These are the family
favorites that never go out of
style from classic bread-
and-butter pickles to hand-
churned ice cream.
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Ghoulish Goodies
Sharon Bowers
Spiderweb Cookies, big bowls
of Sticks and Stones Caramel
Corn all of these 70 kid-
friendly recipes are perfect
contributions to school
Halloween events, tailgating
parties, neighborhood open
houses, adult costume parties,
and even afternoon play dates.
Fix, Freeze, Feast
Kati Neville & Lindsay
Tkacsik
Buying groceries in bulk,
preparing easy dishes,
packaging them in meal-size
freezer bags, then stocking the
freezer with ready-to-defrost-
and-serve homemade meals,
this is the winning system of
Fix, Freeze, Feast. 125 delicious,
healthful recipes include
simple directions for dividing,
preparing, and storing raw
ingredients as well as thawing
and cooking the food.
Cooking Class
deanna f. cook
This inviting cookbook for kids ages 6 to 12 explains
basic cooking techniques in kid-friendly language
and offers recipes for making dozens of favorite foods
with healthy ingredients, including French toast,
pizza, applesauce, Buffalo chicken ngers, goldsh
crackers, and more. The recipes feature imaginative
presentations that kids will love to create, such as
egg mice and fruit owers. Includes stickers, recipe
cards, conversation starters, and more!
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Candy Construction
Sharon Bowers
Store-bought candy and cook-
ies are the raw material for
delightful creations. Kids will
love to make a brownie steam
train with peppermint wheels
or a golden cookie castle with
a chocolate drawbridge.
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Picnic
DeeDee Stovel
More than 125 recipes for
dishes that pack and travel
well and taste great when
fresh air is added.
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A World of Cake
Krystina Castella
Peach buns symbolize longev-
ity in Taiwan. Fruitcakes, from
Germanys stollen to Italys
panettone, are traditional
Christmas fare. This delec-
table cookbook offers more
than 150 irresistible recipes ac-
companied by mouthwatering
photographs and fascinating
historical and cultural facts.
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The Baking
Answer Book
Lauren Chattman
Answers to more than 750
questions about ingredients,
ovens, and equipment; the
science behind baking; and
the unique properties of
every kind of baked good.
Includes solutions, foolproof
substitutions, and 26 recipes.
The Fresh Egg
Cookbook
Jennifer Trainer Thompson
101 delicious recipes to make
the most of fresh-from-the-
chicken eggs. Includes a
wealth of old favorites with
new twists, from the perfect
soft-boiled egg to French toast,
omelets, and huevos rancheros.
Fresh eggs shine in classic
dishes like Caesar salad, spa-
ghetti carbonara, eggnog, and
deviled eggs and in innovative
recipes for smoothies, appetiz-
ers, casseroles, and stews.
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The Fresh Honey
Cookbook
laurey Masterton
The Fresh Honey Cookbook
celebrates the subtle avors
of honey with a seasonal
calendar of 84 recipes that
focus on whats fresh each
month. Honey varietals, from
orange blossom to tupelo, are
featured in recipes such as
Papas Salad with Clemen-
tines, Pork Tenderloin with
Orange Blossom Honey-
Mustard, and Vermont-style
Summer Squash Casserole.
Bread Making: A
Home Course
Lauren Chattman
Even beginners can success-
fully bake their own bread
with this in-depth course
in core bread-making
techniques. From choosing
our to measuring, knead-
ing, proong, shaping,
storing, and slicing, here
is everything home bakers
need to know to make arti-
sanal loaves of every style.
Raw Energy
Stephanie Tourles
Raw snacks are delicious, easy to prepare,
and bursting with the ingredients needed
to stay healthy and energized. These 125
nutrition-packed recipes for trail mixes,
smoothies, energy bars, juice blends, soups,
chips, dips, cookies, and more are all made
with unprocessed whole foods, such as
nuts, seeds, dried and fresh fruits, veg-
etables, oats, carob, cocoa, and fresh juices.
How to Make
Chocolate Candies
bill collins
Making chocolate candies at
home is so much fun! Read-
ers learn easy techniques
for tempering chocolate,
working with thickeners,
boiling sugar, using piping
bags, and shaping and lling
molded chocolates to make
rolled and lled chocolates,
nut barks, chocolate-covered
fruits, and fudge.
Raw Energy in a Glass
stephanie tourles
Offers more than 120 super-nutritious, super-
delicious recipes for smoothies, shakes,
green drinks, power shots, mocktails, longev-
ity elixirs, and fermented beverages, all de-
signed to boost health and energy. All of the
recipes are vegan, use only raw ingredients,
and can be made in a standard blender.
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The Cleaner
Plate Club
Beth Bader & Ali Benjamin
Bader and Benjamin offer
easy recipes and expert advice
to help parents get kids to eat
unprocessed food and enjoy
it! A must-have for any mom
or dad, The Cleaner Plate Club
is a recipe for healthier kids
and happier families.
The Good-to-Go
Cookbook
Kathleen Cannata Hanna
The Donut Book
Sally Levitt Steinberg
Book Club
Peaches and Other
Juicy Fruits
olwen woodier
Tomato: A Fresh-
from-the-Vine
Cookbook
Lawrence
Davis-Hollander
For tomato lovers of all
stripes, here are 150 recipes
that celebrate glorious
summer tomatoes.
The Classic
Zucchini Cookbook
Nancy C. Ralston, Marynor
Jordan, & Andrea Chesman
Book Club
The Locavore Way
Amy Cotler
101 Perfect Chocolate
Chip Cookies
Gwen Steege
Country Tea Parties
Maggie Stuckey
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Chai
Diana Rosen
Herbal Teas
Kathleen Brown
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Taking Time for Tea
Diana Rosen
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Moms Best
Crowd-Pleasers
Andrea Chesman
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ISBN 978-1-58017-831-0
No. 67831
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ISBN 978-1-58017-499-2; No. 67499
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Dishing Up
Vermont
Tracey Medeiros
Savor the taste of Vermont
with 145 delicious recipes
from chefs, B&B owners, and
farmers across the state.
Book Club
Dishing Up
Maine
Brooke Dojny
With recipes from Maines
most exciting chefs, this is
the ultimate food-lovers
guide to Down East cooking.
Book Club
Dishing Up
Oregon
Ashley Gartland
This collection of 145 recipes,
many of them contributed
by Oregons own chefs,
farmers, and innkeepers,
celebrates the diversity of
Oregons cuisine. Gorgeous
photography of farms, inns,
vineyards, and more brings
Oregons food-and-drink
scene to life.
Dishing Up

Washington
Jess thomson
These 150 delectable recipes
celebrate the unique avors
of the Evergreen State,
from Pacic salmon and
Dungeness crab to wild
mushrooms, cherries, apples,
saffron, and much more.
Dishing Up
Virginia
Patrick evans-hylton
Experience why Virginia is
for food lovers. The recipes
are complemented by side-
bars on the up-and-coming
wine market, the regions
varietals, area winemakers,
and historical lore.
Book Club
Dishing Up
Maryland
Lucie L. Snodgrass
Focuses on the rich diversity
of Marylands native foods
and food producers and
includes 150 recipes, as well
as food lore; advice on where
to visit; and proles of local
food producers, chefs and
restaurants, and shermen
and crabbers.
The New England
Clam Shack Cookbook
Brooke Dojny
Taste the pride of New Eng-
land with traditional coastal
fare from 25 clam shacks,
lobster pounds, and chowder
houses. Dozens of mouth-
watering recipes include lob-
ster rolls, fried clams, savory
chowders, and more.
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Lobster!
Brooke Dojny
Prized for its delicate avor
and satisfying, meaty texture,
lobster is also a surprisingly
affordable luxury. With Lobster!,
everyone can enjoy Americas
favorite seafood in the comfort
of the home kitchen.
Book Club
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Dishing Up
New Mexico
dave dewitt
Steeped in a rich agricultural tradition, the Land of
Enchantment also has a vibrant grassroots slow food
movement supported by small farmers, owners of
specialty markets, restaurateurs, and savvy consumers
who are working to preserve New Mexicos unique
food culture. These 145 recipes highlight all the state
proudly offers. Some recipes feature the signature
New Mexico chile pepper, others highlight the states
exceptional meats, and still others celebrate a variety
of New Mexicos unique specialty food products.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-250-2
No. 622250
288 pages; 7/ x 9
There is no better
guide to the land
of enchantment.
Jennifer Trainer
Thompson, author
of Hot Sauce!
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Cellaring Wine
Jeff Cox
This complete sourcebook for
enjoying perfectly matured
wine even includes building
instructions for various types
of storage. Jeff Cox provides
a system for selecting wines
that will age well, laying them
down properly, and knowing
when the wines are at their
peak and perfect for drinking.
Making Wild
Wines & Meads
Pattie Vargas
& Rich Gulling
These 125 unique recipes
use herbs, fruits, and
owers to make unusual,
great-tasting wines.
The Home
Winemakers
Companion
Gene Spaziani & Ed Halloran
Here are 115 delectable wine rec-
ipes to guide home winemakers
through everything from mak-
ing their rst wine from a kit to
mastering advanced techniques
for making wine from grapes.
This book makes
me thirsty! And its
beautiful, practical,
and creative.
Jim Minick, author of
The Blueberry Years
Herbal Vinegar
Maggie Oster
Recipes for making dozens of
vinegars that feature various
herbs, spices, vegetables, and
owers. Also includes recipes
for using avored vinegars in
basic vinaigrettes, fruit and
vegetable salsas, avorful and
tenderizing marinades, spicy
dessert sauces, and more.
Book Club
Herb Mixtures
& Spicy Blends
Maggie Oster
Gathered from herb shops
and herb farms across North
America, here are more than
100 recipes for using spice
rubs and herb blends to
avor foods without adding
fat or calories.
Making & Using
Vinegar
bill collins
Chef Bill Collins teaches read-
ers how to make basic vinegar,
including wine, apple cider,
malt, white, and rice, and
shows the versatility of this
essential kitchen ingredient
with instructions for cooking
with it and for avoring it
with herbs.
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ISBN 978-1-58017-474-9; No. 67474
272 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-182-3; No. 67182
176 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-209-7; No. 67209
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272 pages; 8 x 8
Drink the Harvest
nan k. chase and deneice c. guest
Nan Chase and DeNeice Guest share techniques and recipes
for making everything from juice to wines and syrups to
teas. Homemade juices and fermented beverages such as
peach juice or pear cider are nutritious alternatives to sug-
ary store-bought beverages. Syrups made from watermelon,
mint, or fruit juice can be used to create drinks all ages
will love. Wines, meads, and specialty drinks containing
passionowers, spiced apples, and more will liven up any
festivity. This book teaches readers all the techniques for
creating delicious and nutritious drinks to enjoy year-round.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-159-8; No. 622159
232 pages; 7 x 9
From Vines to Wines
5th edition
jeff cox
From breaking ground to savoring the nished product,
every aspect of growing awless grapes and making
extraordinary wine is covered in this classic guide, now
revised and updated. Illustrated instructions explain how
to choose and prepare a vineyard site; build effective trel-
lising systems; select, plant, prune, and harvest the right
grapes based on climate; press, ferment, age, and bottle
wine; and judge wine for clarity, color, aroma, and taste.
This edition features all-new information on making spar-
kling wines, ice wines, port-style wines, and dessert wines.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-438-4
No. 622438
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ISBN 978-1-61212-381-3; No. 622381
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ISBN 978-0-88266-843-7; No. 66843
176 pages; 7/ x 9
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ISBN 978-0-88266-918-2; No. 66918
160 pages; 7/ x 9
272 pages; 6 x 9
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FOOD & DRINK
The Homebuilt
Winery
Steve Hughes
Steve Hughes offers home
winemakers all the know-how
they need to set up a home
winery and build the basic
equipment for just a fraction
of the cost of store-bought.
He includes building plans
and step-by-step instructions
for more than 30 winemaking
essentials including a crush-
er, a de-stemmer, presses,
pumps, and a bottle ller.
The Winemakers
Answer Book
Alison Crowe
This handy little Q & A book
answers the questions and
solves the problems that keep
home winemakers awake,
worrying about whether their
wine will be drinkable. From
choosing grapes to sanitiz-
ing bottles, this reassuring
reference explains the entire
process and offers proven
solutions for xing problems.
The Homebrewers
Garden
Joe Fisher & Dennis Fisher
Readers will learn how to
greatly enhance the avor,
aroma, and uniqueness of
their homebrew by grow-
ing their own hops, brewing
herbs, and malt grains.
Cider
Annie proulx
& lew nichols
Cider making is easy and fun,
and this book guides cider
makers through every step,
from choosing and planting the
best apple varieties to building
an apple press, making differ-
ent kinds of sweet and hard
ciders (including blended and
sparkling varieties), and cook-
ing with cider as an ingredient.
The Secret Life
of Beer!
Alan D. Eames
Untold stories, lore, and
references to beer in poetry,
song, literature, and history
will fascinate readers and
provide a steady source of
beer trivia.
Cofee Time
Patrick Merrell
& Helene Hovanec
Coffee Time is a challenging
collection of crossword
puzzles, word searches,
graphic mazes, and sudoku.
Quirky trivia, fun factoids,
and caffeinated quotations
engage puzzlers between
challenges. For the latte-
obsessed, the coffee-crazed,
and the espresso-addicted,
here is the perfect little gift.
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ISBN 978-1-58017-520-3; No. 67520
224 pages; 6 x 9
The American Craft Beer Cookbook
john holl
Beer writer John Holl has visited 900 brewpubs and brewer-
ies and gotten to know the people behind them. In The
American Craft Beer Cookbook, he proles his favorites and
shares 150 of their beloved recipes for food that tastes amaz-
ing with beer. From Pigs in a Blanket and Free-Range Super
Pancakes to Barley-Crusted Tuna Sandwiches and Roasted
Chipotle Salsa Burgers, these recipes fan the craft beer re
with avors that enhance the taste of a good cold one.
Finally, a cookbook
made for beer geeks!
Saveur.com
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ISBN 978-1-61212-090-4; No. 622090
352 pages; 8 x 9
$99.75 US / $124.75 CAN
ISBN 978-1-61212-355-4
No. 622355
Sustainable Homebrewing
amelia slayton loftus
In the rst all-organic guide to brewing beer, Amelia
Slayton Loftus introduces readers to the process of
making beers using organic ingredients and eco-friendly
practices. The book covers the fundamentals of brew-
ing quality beer, as well as how to brew all-grain beer
from scratch, grow beer ingredients such as hops and
fruit, reduce the eco-impact of brewing by recycling
water and using solar energy, and achieve zero waste
by composting or baking with spent grains. With over
30 recipes ranging from beginner to intermediate level,
this book includes the most comprehensive collection
of organic brew recipes available!
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ISBN 978-1-61212-123-9; No. 622123
368 pages; 6 x 9
A thorough and lucid
guide to crafting beers
that are both delicious
to drink and better for
the planet.
Michael Brune,
Executive Director,
Sierra Club
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ISBN 978-1-58017-683-5; No. 67683
320 pages; 4 x 4
$71.60 US / $95.60 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-794-8
No. 67794
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ISBN 978-1-58017-601-9; No. 67601
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ISBN 978-1-58017-010-9; No. 67010
192 pages; 6 x 9
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FOOD & DRINK
Brewing
Made Easy,
2nd Edition
Joe Fisher & Dennis Fisher
This foolproof beginners
guide strips away the myster-
ies and ensures success with
simple, step-by-step instruc-
tions. It offers 25 great recipes
for a variety of beer styles.
This revised edition covers the
latest techniques and equip-
ment, as well as new varieties
of hops and other ingredients.
A primer on how
to become a beer
taster rather than
just a beer drinker.
Ann Luisa Cortissoz,
the boston globe
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ISBN 978-1-61212-165-9; No. 622165
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ISBN 978-1-61212-138-3; No. 622138
104 pages; 6 x 7
Tasting Beer
Randy Mosher
The rst comprehensive book on tasting, appreciating, and
understanding craft beers, Tasting Beer discusses the ingre-
dients and brewing methods that make each brew unique
and explains how to identify the scents, colors, avors, and
mouthfeel of all the major beer styles. Proper serving and
storage conditions, classic food and beer pairings, and rec-
ommended brews in each of more than 50 worldwide beer
styles encourage readers to expand their beer horizons.
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ISBN 978-1-60342-089-1; No. 62089
256 pages; 7 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-60342-945-0
No. 62945
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ISBN 978-1-61212-604-3
No. 622604
CloneBrews,
2nd Edition
Tess & Mark Szamatulski
Revised, updated, and
expanded, this second edition
of CloneBrews contains 50
brand-new recipes, fully
updated mashing guidelines,
and a Food Pairing feature
that recommends the best
foods for every beer.
Brew Chem 101
Lee W. Janson, PhD, MD
Now every homebrewer can
make better beer simply by
understanding the basic sci-
ence behind the components
of beer and fermentation,
and whats happening at each
stage of the process.
North American
CloneBrews
Scott R. Russell
Readers learn to clone the
best 150 beers in North
America. Organized by the
breweries location, each
recipe comes complete with
partial-mash, all-extract, and
all-grain instructions.
Homebrew Favorites
Karl F. Lutzen
& Mark Stevens
Create new and unusual
homebrewed favorites with
recipes guaranteed to work
well with home equipment.
Includes more than 240 beer
and ale recipes contributed by
brewing suppliers, homebrew
clubs, and individual artisans
across North America.
More Homebrew
Favorites
Karl F. Lutzen
& Mark Stevens
Homebrew clubs, brewing
suppliers, and homebrewers
everywhere took up the call
to contribute to this collec-
tion of the 260 best of the
best homebrewing recipes.
Includes straightforward
directions for each.
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ISBN 978-1-60342-539-1; No. 62539
Two-color
440 pages; 7 x 9
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ISBN 978-0-88266-940-3; No. 66940
128 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-246-2; No. 67246
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ISBN 978-0-88266-613-6; No. 66613
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ISBN 978-0-88266-968-7; No. 66968
320 pages; 6 x 9
Beer for All Seasons
randy mosher
Best-selling beer author Randy Mosher leads a delicious
tour of beer-tasting opportunities through the year.
Organized by season, the book shares all the best summer
fests and seasonal beer releases and describes the best
beers to drink the ones that are perfect for warm spring
afternoons, barbecues with friends, traditional Thanksgiving
dinners, and icy winter nights. Fun, fresh, and full of inside
information, its the book for every beer lover.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-347-9; No. 622347
192 pages; 6 x 8
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The Homebrewers
Answer Book
Ashton Lewis
An essential reference to help
readers x the problems, un-
derstand the chemistry, and
achieve avor and balance in
their homebrewed beers.
Vintage Beer
patrick dawson
Certain beers can be aged under the right conditions,
a process that enhances and changes their avors in
interesting and delicious ways. Good candidates for
aging are high-alcohol brews, bottle-conditioned beers
with yeast in the bottle, barleywines, lambics, and
winter ales. Patrick Dawson explains how to identify a
cellar-worthy beer, how to plan and set up a beer cellar,
what to look for when tasting vintage beers, and the
fascinating science behind the aging process. The book
includes a guide to selecting already-aged beers.
Dave Millers
Homebrewing Guide
Dave Miller
This comprehensive overview
guides homebrewers step by
step through the best tech-
niques for the entire brewing
process. Clear enough for the
novice but thorough enough
to earn a home in the librar-
ies of brewmasters, this is the
essential volume on brewing
great-tasting beer at home.
Brew Like a Pro
dave miller
In Brew Like a Pro, the
legendary Dave Miller reveals
the secrets of truly great
draft- and pub-style brewing.
He offers recipes for small
batches of classic, all-grain
brews that stay fresh in kegs
for months, eliminating the
need for bottling. And he
includes complete plans for
a professional-quality home
system that requires just 18
square feet of space.
Cordials from
Your Kitchen
Pattie Vargas
& Rich Gulling
Create delicious, elegant
liqueurs for entertaining or
gift giving. Includes more
than 100 easy recipes.
Brew Ware
Karl F. Lutzen
& Mark Stevens
The complete guide to
choosing or making the right
equipment for any homebrew-
ing endeavor. It contains step-
by-step projects and devices
for ingredient processing and
storage, working with wort,
chilling and aerating wort, fer-
menting, measuring, bottling,
kegging, and mashing.
The new frontier for the
beer lover is aging beer,
and we nally have a
guide.
Daniel Bradford, publisher,
All About Beer magazine
Whether you're a nov-
ice drinker or a malt
connoisseur, Bryson
has something to teach
you and you'll enjoy
every word.
Clay Risen, author of
American Whiskey,
Bourbon and Rye
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ISBN 978-1-61212-156-7; No. 622156
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ISBN 978-0-88266-926-7; No. 66926
272 pages; 6 x 9
Homemade Liqueurs
and Infused Spirits
andrew schloss
These 157 liqueur and spirit
recipes are organized by a-
voring, which includes fruit,
vegetables, herbs and spices,
nuts and seeds, owers, coffee,
tea, chocolate, cream, caramel,
honey, and butterscotch.
Recipes include 21 name-brand
clones, such as Chambord and
Baileys. There are also 80 more
recipes for cocktails that use
liqueurs, making this the one-
stop shop for creating fantasti-
cally avored drinks.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-098-0; No. 622098
272 pages; 7 x 9
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ISBN 978-0-88266-986-1; No. 66986
Two-color
176 pages; 7/ x 9
Tasting Whiskey
lew bryson
Lew Bryson, managing editor of Whisky Advocate magazine,
has traveled to all the worlds whiskey centers. He has
the perfect blend of knowledge, experience, and passion
when it comes to whiskey, and in Tasting Whiskey, he shares
all of that with readers. Whiskey lovers will devour this
fresh and comprehensive guide to everything there is to
know about the worlds whiskeys. It discusses the types of
whiskey and the distilling traditions of the regions where
they are made, how to serve and taste whiskeys to best
appreciate and savor them, how to collect and age whiskey
for great results, and much more. There are even recipes
for cocktails and suggestions for food pairings. This is the
guide no whiskey drinker will want to be without!
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ISBN: 978-1-61212-301-1
No. 622301
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Answer Book and The Winemaker's
Answer Book
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ISBN 978-1-58017-722-1; No. 67722
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CRAFTS
ONE- SKEI N WONDERS SERI ES EDI TED BY JUDI TH DURANT
Sock Yarn One-
Skein Wonders
Crochet One-Skein
Wonders
JUDITH DURANT & EDIE ECKMAN
Luxury Yarn One-
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One-Skein Wonders
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101 Designer
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So Many Wonderful
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It takes so little yarn to make something wonderful!
Each One-Skein Wonders book has 101 projects
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The Crochet Answer Book,
2nd edition
edie eckman
A classic updated to answer even more
crochet questions, including new questions
on broomstick lace, linked stitches, crochet
cables, and much more. Includes illustrations
for left-handed crocheters; up-to-the-minute
information on Internet resources; new and
unusual techniques, like Tunisian crochet.
The Knitting Answer Book,
2nd edition
margaret radcliffe
This thoroughly revised and updated edition
includes more than a dozen new cast ons and
bind offs; new techniques for beading and knit-
ting backwards; tips for measuring gauge on
tricky fabrics; fresh information on interpreting
patterns and adjusting patterns to t; and more!
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EDI E ECKMAN 248, 000 COPI ES I N PRI NT
How to Knit
leslie ann bestor
Leslie Ann Bestors friendly
and authoritative voice leads
the reader through clear
how-to drawings, giving
new knitters the condence
they need to succeed while
they learn how to choose
needles and yarn, cast on,
execute stitches, and bind
off. Bestor also explains
how to read a pattern and
demonstrates methods for
increasing, decreasing, and
repairing mistakes.
How to Crochet
sara delaney
With Sara Delaney as the
teacher, learning to crochet
is fun. Beginners will
succeed from the start with
her techniques for working
a basic chain and creating
single and double crochet
stitches. Projects such as a
simple pot holder or scarf
offer the opportunity to
practice changing colors,
joining, fastening off, reading
crochet patterns, and working
with different shapes.
Knit Christmas
Stockings
2nd Edition
edited by gwen w. steege
Includes 19 festive stocking
and ornament patterns for
the occasion, and explains
techniques for felting,
making a variety of hangers
and decorative bobbles, and
blocking stockings.
A fabulous book for
the experienced cro-
chet enthusiast and a
source of inspiration for
the ambitious rookie.
The Grand Rapids Press
Beyond the Square Crochet Motifs
Crochet motifs can be circles, stars, triangles, hexa-
gons, and much more. Here are 144 designs of every
size and shape, guaranteed to keep crocheters happy
for years as they experiment with color combinations,
different sizes, and endless uses for the nished
motifs. Sixty clever project ideas show readers how to
create wearables, accessories, and soft home goods.
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Around the Corner
Crochet Borders
A crochet border is the perfect
nishing touch on the edges
of any ber project. But the
technique is rarely simple, and
most edging patterns dont
include specic instructions.
Here, Edie Eckman offers 150
colorful crochet frames that do.
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Connect the Shapes
Crochet Motifs
Many crocheters love to
stitch motifs but dread the
process of joining them. Edie
Eckmans guide to creative
joining techniques shows
how to combine multiples of
a motif to form a whole new
pattern, from lacy links to
three-dimensional effects.
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The Crocheters
Skill-Building Workshop
dora ohrenstein
Designer and author Dora Ohrenstein is leading the way
in shaping the fresh, fashionable face of crochet. In The
Crocheters Skill-Building Workshop she introduces the
surprising range of stitch patterns and shapes achievable
with a crochet hook, as well as the wide variety of ways
they can be used in creating elegant wearables and acces-
sories. The book features 75 stitch-along swatches, shown
in an appealing palette of desirable yarns, along with
projects for using the swatch techniques to make a hat,
shawl, neck warmer, bag, and scarf.
Christmas Crochet
for Hearth, Home
& Tree
20 exciting projects, includ-
ing eight different stockings,
festive ornaments for trees
and tabletops, a tree skirt, and
other decorations for the home.
In this indispensable
book, Ohrenstein covers
everything any crocheter,
from beginner to expert,
needs to know accom-
panied by clear photo
tutorials, swatches, and
stitch diagrams.
Kim Werker, Craftsy.com
crochet instructor and
author of Make It Mighty
Ugly.
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The Field Guide
to Fleece
deborah robson and
carol ekarius
A quick pocket-size
reference to 100 sheep
breeds, the characteristics
of their eece, and the
kinds of projects for which
their eece is most suited.
Each breed prole includes
a photograph of the animal
and details about its origin
and conservation status, as
well as the weight, staple
length, ber diameter, and
natural colors of its eece.
The Fleece & Fiber
Sourcebook
Deborah Robson &
Carol Ekarius
This one-of-a-kind photo-
graphic encyclopedia features
more than 200 animals and
the bers they produce. Each
entry includes photographs of
the featured animal; samples
of its raw eece, its cleaned
eece, and yarn spun from
the eece; and samples of the
yarn knit and woven.
The Spinners
Book of Yarn Designs
Sarah anderson
Lush photographs illustrate
the process of turning eece
into yarn, reveal the unique
architecture of 80 distinctive
yarns, and show exactly how
to manipulate and combine
bers to get the desired re-
sults. A must-have reference
for every spinner!
Hand Dyeing Yarn
and Fleece
Gail Callahan
With just some yarn, dye,
and heat, ber enthusiasts
can satisfy every color craving
in their home kitchens. The
book includes advice on color
theory and types of dyes as
well as eight projects using
colorful yarns.
The Spinners Book of Fleece
beth smith
Beth Smith demonstrates the specic methods for
working with ber from 21 different breeds to achieve
the best results, no matter what the project, from lacy
shawls to sturdy outerwear. Each chapter covers a
group of sheep with similar characteristics: ne wool,
longwool, down breeds, and multicoat breeds. Read-
ers will learn the characteristics of each breed within
the group and the best washing, prepping, and spin-
ning method to use. Proles include photos of the
sheep and its locks, as well as a brief breed history.
Things I Learned
from Knitting
. . . whether I wanted to or not
stephanie pearl-mcphee
Age-old aphorisms are seen
in fresh, funny ways when
the best-selling Yarn Harlot
examines their meaning from
behind her knitting needles.
At Knits End
Pearl-McPhee knows that
the real spirit of knitting lies
somewhere between obsession
and insanity! This hilarious
book will have obsessive
knitters everywhere laughing
in relieved recognition.
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Stephanie Pearl-
McPhee Casts Of
Pearl-McPhees witty
commentary on the
language, beliefs, etiquette,
and cultural customs of the
world of knitters will have
readers in stitches.
Knitting Rules!
This celebration of knitting
offers simple instructions
for making hats, socks, and
scarves, side by side with
tongue-in-cheek warnings,
realities, and fantasies
about knitting and the
people who do it.
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Firmly grounded
in the variety and
intricacy of sheep
breeds, this book
will take a spin-
ner from average
to excellent.
Jillian Moreno,
Editor, Knittyspin
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Hooked on Crochet
candi jensen
Knit One, Bead Too
Judith Durant
Knit Scarves!
candi Jensen
Knit One, Felt Too
Kathleen taylor
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Felt It!
Maggie Pace
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Cast On, Bind Of
Leslie Ann Bestor
This one-of-a-kind reference presents more than 50
ways to cast on and bind off, from the charming bobbles
of the picot approach to the tidy, rened edges of the tu-
bular method. Detailed instructions for each technique
are combined with step-by-step photography so that
nothing is left to chance. At-a-glance charts identify the
right cast on or bind off for various types of knitting, as
well as cast on/bind off pairs that work well together.
The Knowledgeable Knitter
margaret radcliffe
The denitive reference for any level of knitter who
wants to produce better-tting garments and more
professional-looking projects. Radcliffe demysti-
es and explains the why behind every knitting
technique, from modifying necklines to xing holes
and dropped stitches and creating the sleekest-looking
edges and seams. An illustrated glossary of techniques
completes this exhaustive, yet accessible, volume.
Knitting Loves Crochet
Candi Jensen
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Circular Knitting Workshop
Margaret Radcliffe
Fair Isle, twined, helix, tubular, double knitting, and
other classic circular knitting techniques are detailed in
step-by-step photographic sequences. Radcliffe includes
35 demonstration projects so knitters can practice each
technique on a mini-version of a sock, hat, bag, mitten,
sweater, or vest before applying it to a larger project.
She also shows how to convert any straight-needle
pattern for use with circular needles. This is a complete
course in one book, suitable even for beginners.
This warm and friendly book is an ideal way to
master new skills in a short time. It is a treasure
for any beginning to intermediate knitter.
Beth Brown-Reinsel, instructor, knitwear designer, and
author of Knitting Ganseys
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Leslie Ann provides not only the how-to, but
the why and where as well! Cast On, Bind
Off should be part of every knitters library.
Judy Becker, author of Beyond Toes: Knitting
Adventures with Judys Magic Cast-On
The ultimate reference resource for knitters
who dont just want to know how but are
also curious as to why.
Gwen Bortner, teacher and partner at EduKnit.com
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2-at-a-Time Socks
Melissa Morgan-Oakes
Knitting one sock is fun and
rewarding, but nishing the
second one can be boring.
Now an easy-to-learn new
technique enables stitchers
to work on two socks at one
time, nishing both parts
of the pair on the same day.
Step-by-step photographs
illustrate the method of
casting on and knitting two
socks together on one long
circular needle.
Toe-Up 2-at-a-Time Socks
Melissa Morgan-Oakes
Shows how to knit two socks at a time while working
from the toe up allowing the knitter to try on the
socks as she works, avoid running out of yarn before
the feet are complete, and avoid using the kitchener
stitch to nish off the toes. The book includes 15 origi-
nal sock designs for men, women, children, and babies.
Knit Socks!
Betsy Lee McCarthy
With these cozy, colorful sock
patterns and simple instruc-
tions, even beginners can make
great socks on the rst try.
Knit Your Socks
on Straight
alice curtis
Finally, a way to knit socks on
straight needles! With step-
by-step visual instructions
for this groundbreaking tech-
nique, along with 20 unique
patterns that creatively
incorporate the seam into the
design, the book features a
variety of yarn weights and
motifs and instructions for a
wide range of sizes.
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The Knitters
Life List
Gwen W. Steege
A richly illustrated com-
pilation of more than 1,000
experiences and adventures
that knitters wont want to
miss: unusual yarns, classic
techniques, time-honored pat-
terns, innovative designers,
museums, books, festivals
and retreats, and much more.
Kristin Knits
Kristin Nicholas
Nicholas applies her magical
way with color to 27 stunning
new patterns for hats, mittens,
scarves, socks, and sweaters,
using her distinctive palette
to create knitted art. And
believing that everyone
can have fun with color,
she encourages knitters to
develop personally inspiring
ber palettes for every project.
The Essential Guide
to Color Knitting
Techniques
Margaret Radcliffe
In-depth photographic
instruction for 150 multicolor
knitting techniques, from
stripes and stitch effects to
stranded knitting and intarsia.
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The Sweater
Chop Shop
Crispina FFRench
Recycled wool sweaters are
given new life in Crispina
ffrenchs creative hands.
Using simple sewing skills
and basic stitching tools,
crafters will learn Crispinas
techniques for felting, cutting,
and reassembling wool
knitwear. Its all about artfully
mixing and matching to create
pleasing new items.
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Uniquely Felt
Christine White
Suitable for all skill levels,
this is the essential resource
on feltmaking a complete
primer on techniques with
step-by-step instructions for
46 projects and proles of
professional feltmakers.
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ONE-YARD WONDERS 325, 000 I N PRI NT!
Improv Sewing
Nicole blum
& Debra Immergut
These 101 creative sewing
projects can all be completed
in less than a day. Playful
and inventive, they include
clothing accessories, home
decor items, and furnishings.
Includes easy instructions for
techniques such as appliqu
and doodle-stitching.
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Skirt-a-Day Sewing
Nicole Smith
Includes step-by-step
instructions on how to draft
custom-t patterns for four
classic silhouettes wrap,
straight, ared, and high-
waisted and seven variations
of each, for 28 skirts in all!
In each project, sewists will
master a different technique,
from making asymmetrical
hems to adding vertical panels
to drafting a y-front, using
woven fabrics such as silk,
brocade, wool, and cotton.
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One-Yard Wonders
Rebecca Yaker & Patricia Hoskins
A single yard of gorgeous fabric holds endless possibilities.
A sturdy shopping tote, a cuddly stuffed animal, a cheery
curtain for a kitchen window these and 98 other proj-
ects are easy enough to complete in a few hours. Simple
instructions, templates, and patterns guide crafters from
cutting the fabric through sewing on buttons.
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Fabric-by-Fabric One-Yard Wonders
Rebecca Yaker & Patricia Hoskins
An all-new collection of 101 projects organized by
fabric type from knits to corduroy to cottons,
sewists will learn how to make the most of each
fabric. And since each project uses just one yard of
fabric, its easy to try something new. Each design
has illustrated instructions and a complete cutting
layout; pattern pieces included.
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Little One-Yard Wonders
rebecca yaker and patricia hoskins
Features a playful, versatile collection of 101 projects,
many requiring just a few hours to make. Step-by-step
illustrated instructions, up-close photographs, and
accompanying pattern pieces make this perfect for nov-
ices as well as the more experienced sewist looking for
fresh ideas. One yard of fabric can easily yield an ador-
able outt for a little girl or boy. From tops and caps to
playmats, pillows, and plushies, this book overows
with creative clothing, accessories, toys, and furnishings
for little ones from newborn to elementary-school age.
Bufs Dress Design:
Sew 30 Fun Styles
buffi jashanmal
With this hip, short course
on dress design, readers will
learn how to make custom
patterns for three basic
dress shapes the shift,
the sheath, and the princess
seam. Next theyll explore
nine variations for each
basic shape. With tips on
revamping secondhand and
vintage dresses, there are a
total of 30 dress designs!
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A quirky and hip sewing book.
Library Journal
A great source for trying out new ideas, using
up your stash of all types of fabrics, and mak-
ing gifts for just about everyone you know.
Maker Mama
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for the little loved ones in their lives.
Betz White, Designer, Artist, Author
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SEW WHAT! SERI ES
Spruce: A Step-by-Step Guide
to Upholstery and Design
amanda brown
Designer Amanda Brown uses her own living room and 900
step-by-step photographs to illustrate the stunning effect
upholstery can have on an interior space. Through the six
featured projects readers will learn the skills they need
to create one-of-a-kind pieces that reect their own style.
There are also chapters on interior design principles and
how to sew throw pillows to accent reupholstered pieces.
Sew & Stow
Betty Oppenheimer
Fuss-free patterns for 31 easy-
to-sew projects for home and
garden, including aprons,
hammocks, totes, dog beds,
carryalls, and shopping bags.
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Sew Up a Home
Makeover
Lexie Barnes
It's easy to transform any
space in just a few hours with
these 50 fresh, fun, pattern-
free sewing projects, all of
which can be customized to
suit individual tastes and
needs. This is a creative
resource readers will return
to again and again.
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Fabric Surface
Design
cheryl rezendes
Sensational sewing projects
demand fabulous fabrics!
Fiber artist Cheryl Rezendes
shows readers how to create
an astonishing array of
surface designs, simply and
safely, using textile paints
and printing ink. Step-by-
step photos illustrate a wide
variety of techniques.
Mend It Better
Kristin M. Roach
With traditional mending tech-
niques, readers can make worn
clothing not just wearable, but
better than ever. Patches can
be made into bold, beautiful
embellishments. Holes can be
repaired with colorful thread
and a creative darning stitch.
Its easy! With step-by-step
photography, Roach explains
a range of stitches using both
hand and machine sewing.
Youre all about to
get a master class
from a seriously
talented and
tastemaking
master.
Grace Bonney, founder
of Design*Sponge,
from the foreword
The Sewing
Answer Book
Barbara Weiland Talbert
This friendly, reassuring
resource answers questions
and solves problems with
a turn of the page. The
question-and-answer format
makes it easy to quickly
nd the information needed
for both machine and hand
sewing. Perfect for everyone
from absolute beginners to
experienced sewers seeking
tips on specic techniques.
Sew What! Skirts
Francesca DenHartog
& Carole Ann Camp
Body measurements, a machine,
great fabric, fun embellish-
ments, and sewing fundamen-
tals are all sewists need to
make these easy skirt designs !
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Sew What! Fleece
Carol Jessop
& Chaila Sekora
Features 35 cozy projects
to make without patterns
and with endless possibilities
for personal variations.
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Sew What! Bags
Lexie Barnes
These 19 projects use
bold, contemporary fab-
rics to make totes, mes-
senger bags, drawstring
sacks, and handbags in a
wonderful range of sizes.
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Making Music
Ann sayre wiseman
& john langstaff
Every home and classroom is
crammed with objects kids can
use to make music. This book
teaches kids, parents, and
teachers how to see musical
possibilities in everything
from a crumpled sheet of
paper to thimbles glued to the
ngertips of a glove.
2004 Parents Choice
Silver Honor Award
Show Me a Story
Emily K. Neuburger
Filled with creative craft
projects and activities for
jump-starting and fostering
imaginative narratives for
children of all ages, this is
the match to spark an innite
number of child-created
stories.
2012 Family Choice
Award Winner
Dr. Toy's 2012 Best Picks
Award Winner
2012 National Parenting
Publications Awards
Honors Winner
Trash-to-Treasure
Papermaking
Arnold E. Grummer
Transform junk mail,
newspapers, and more into
unique sheets of paper using a
blender and water! The book
includes dozens of fun and
easy projects to make with the
newly created paper, such as
paper bowls, ornaments, and
little bound books.
Natures Art Box
Laura C. Martin
65 projects kids 8 and up
can make using materials
found just about anywhere,
including how to make paints
and inks from owers and
other plants; use shells,
moss, and cones to embellish
large objects; and make
natural dyes to color T-shirts.
2004 Parents Choice
Approved Award
and Childrens
Book-of-the-Month Clubs
Recycled Crafts Box
Laura C. martin
With materials found in a
typical recycling bin, kids can
make 40 great craft projects.
Children will also have fun
reading about the history of
rubbish and learning what
they can do to make a differ-
ence by recycling.
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Sewing School
Amie Petronis Plumley & Andria Lisle
Featuring 21 inspired projects, Sewing School shows
kids ages 5 and older how to sew with minimal
supervision. Most of the projects can be made using
hand stitches no sewing machine needed. Projects
include pillows, dolls, blankets, and totes; each
project has step-by-step instructions, a photo of each
step, and a photo of the nished project. Full-size
cut-out patterns are included in a bound-in envelope.
Sewing School 2
Amie Petronis Plumley & Andria Lisle
With step-by-step text and photographs that kids can
read and follow on their own, Sewing School 2 teaches
kids 7 and older the skills and techniques they need to
master machine sewing. Both boys and girls will enjoy
the 20 projects, ranging from a secret message pillow,
wall pockets, and a zippy pouch to a water-bottle holder
and even a fabric guitar and microphone! Reusable full-
size pattern pieces are included in a bound-in envelope.
Making Felted
Friends
Sue Pearl
A felted menagerie of eecy
animals is fun and easy for
all ages and levels of crafters
to make with these simple
felting techniques. Twenty-
ve irresistible projects,
from penguins to snakes to
dinosaurs, introduce readers
to wet- and needle-felting
techniques and feature
many shaped and colorful
embellishments.
The directions and
projects are not only
fresh and enticing,
but are presented
in a language that's
totally accessible
to todays young
stitching crew.
Maya Donenfeld of
maya*made
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CRAFTS
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ISBN 978-1-58017-685-9; No. 67685
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CRAFTS
How to Make
a Quilt
barbara weiland talbert
With basic sewing skills and
Barbara Weiland Talberts
step-by-step instructions, any
sewist can learn how to make
his or her rst patchwork
quilt. The complete process is
outlined in an easy-to-follow
sequence, from selecting a
design and fabric to cutting
pieces, assembling blocks
and the quilt top and, nally,
nishing the quilt.
The Quilting
Answer Book
Barbara Weiland Talbert
More than 275 quilting quan-
daries are solved by a quilter
who has worked with stitch-
ers of all levels. Guides read-
ers through cutting, piecing,
appliqu work, borders, and
binding and offers welcome
advice on materials, equip-
ment, care, and storage.
Choice Book Club
Quilting with a Modern Slant
rachel may
Modern quilting allows artists the freedom to play
with traditions and take liberties with fabrics,
patterns, colors, stitching, and the way in which
they connect. This book offers a glimpse into over 70
unique visions, with proles of quilters and artists
who have developed their own aesthetic, and is
chock-full of ideas to inspire quilters of every level.
The Natural
Soap Book
Susan Miller Cavitch
Takes the mystery out of
soapmaking with illustra-
tions and clear directions
for creating high-quality
vegetable-based soaps that
are good for the skin and free
of synthetic additives.
Milk-Based Soaps
Casey Makela
It's easy to blend moisturizing,
skin-nourishing, milk-based
soaps using the specialized yet
simple techniques Makela has
developed during years of run-
ning her own soap business.
Selection of Crafters
Choice Book Club
The Soapmakers
Companion
Susan Miller Cavitch
Readers learn every step of
the soapmaking process
from basic skills to special
techniques for marbling and
stained glass effects with
these clear, easy-to-follow
instructions from master soap-
maker Susan Miller Cavitch.
Includes recipes for 40 unique
specialty soaps that make great
gifts for friends and family.
Grow Your Handmade
Business
kari chapin
With her trademark you-can-
do-it coaching style, Kari
Chapin covers all of the issues
involved in turning a creative
hobby into a successful busi-
ness from mapping out a
business plan to expanding
production and distribution,
nding funding, and addressing
legal matters. And Chapin has
invited other business-savvy
creatives to share their advice
on how to achieve protability.
Book Club
The Handmade Marketplace,
2nd Edition
kari chapin
More people than ever dream of making a living selling
their own creations. Since its original publication in
2010, Kari Chapins bestseller The Handmade Marketplace,
with 89,000 copies in print and rave reader reviews, has
been the inspiration for crafters around the world, giving
them the courage and know-how to embark on their own
artistic careers. In its completely updated 2nd edition, this
crash course in DIY entrepreneurship has been expanded
to include online developments, such as Pinterest and
Instagram, and revised to address recent trends in craft
marketing. It also features time-tested insider advice from
a fresh collection of the most successful crafters and art-
ists, along with Chapins own wisdom.
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CRAFTS
Making Natural
Liquid Soaps
Catherine Failor
All-natural, inexpensive hand
soaps, shampoos, shower
gels, bubble baths, and
much more can be created
using a simple double-boiler
technique. Readers learn to
blend oils, additives, color,
and scent to develop one-of-
a-kind liquid soaps.
Making
Transparent Soap
Catherine Failor
With common ingredients
and easy-to-follow, step-by-
step directions, crafters can
produce transparent soaps
that are milder, richer, and
creamier than any commer-
cial soap on the market.
Melt & Mold
Soap Crafting
C. Kaila Westerman
Cook colorful, whimsical,
and eye-catching soaps in
the microwave! More than
30 projects using a meltable
glycerin soap base and readily
available colorants and fra-
grances enable crafters to
custom design their own
works of soap art.
Soap Crafting
anne-marie faiola
With full-color step-by-step instructions and 31 recipes,
this book makes soapmaking easy while inviting crafters
to explore the full range of special effects that can be
achieved in a bar of soap. With chapters on using colors
like neon and mica; molds, including milk jugs and PVC
pipe; additives such as coffee and clay; and molding
techniques, such as embedding and swirling, this is the
one-stop resource for soapmakers of any skill level.
Faiolas enthusiasm
for her subject
is apparent, and
with her guidance,
beginners will easily
take to this craft.
Library Journal
Beaded Jewelry:
Knotting Techniques
carson eddy, rachael
evans, & kate feld
Working with pearls, gem-
stones, and other precious
beads requires mastering the
classic technique of knotting
between each bead. This
highly illustrated guide leads
crafters step-by-step through
every aspect of the technique.
Beaded Jewelry:
Wirework
Techniques
evans, & kate feld
This highly illustrated, step-
by-step guide demysties the
tools and techniques needed
for crafting handmade
beaded jewelry with wire.
Crafters will learn how to
select the right size wire for
any project and how to bend
it to create hanging earrings
or beaded necklaces.
Beaded Jewelry:
Stringing Techniques
evans, & kate feld
From choosing the right
string for a particular project
to nishing options with
clasps and hooks, this highly
illustrated guide introduces
crafters to the tools and
techniques needed to make
beautiful beaded necklaces
and bracelets.
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The Beading Answer Book
Karen Morris
The Beading Answer Book will calm every unstrung beader
with illustrated instructions and insightful advice for
solving all the problems that can arise while creating
beautiful jewelry. For the beginner choosing supplies
for a simple necklace or the advanced crafter mastering
the details of knitting with beads, this indispensable
reference unravels more than 300 pesky problems.
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Creating Fairy
Garden Fragrances
Linda Gannon
Making Herbal
Dream Pillows
Jim Long
Selection of Book-of-the-
Month Club
Making Rag Rugs
Clare Hubbard
Scarecrows
Felder Rushing
Simple Fountains
dorcas adkins
Papermaking with
Garden Plants
& Common Weeds
Helen Hiebert
Paper Illuminated
Helen Hiebert
Hand Printing
from Nature
Laura Bethmann
Bethmann shows how to
use found natural materials
such as leaves, feathers,
vegetables, shells, weeds, and
wood to print on any sur-
face, including paper, fabric,
ceramics, or walls. Step-by-
step instructions coupled
with beautiful photos make it
easy and fun to learn.
Making Bent
Willow Furniture
Brenda & Brian Cameron
Making Bentwood
Trellises, Arbors,
Gates & Fences
Jim Long
The Papermakers
Companion
Helen Hiebert
With clear, easy-to-follow
instructions and step-by-step
illustrations, Hiebert covers
every aspect of creating
unique papers from recycled
junk mail or harvested plants.
The Candlemakers
Companion
Betty Oppenheimer
The illustrated, step-by-step
instructions and detailed
source list will inspire and
instruct crafters of all skill
levels on how to roll, pour,
dip, and mold candles for
every occasion.
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PETS
The Cat Behavior
Answer Book
Arden Moore
Foreword by Nancy Peterson, RVT
For cat owners and lovers everywhere,
pet expert Arden Moore explores feline
behavior in an inviting, browsable Q & A
format. Her practical advice and workable
solutions to common kitty conundrums
help owners prevent the destructive
behavior and embrace the charming quirks.
The Dog Behavior
Answer Book
Arden Moore
Foreword by John Grogan
Dogs and people dont always speak the same
language thats where dog expert Arden
Moore steps in. Working with real dogs and
real dog owners over the years, Moore has
seen and addressed hundreds of behavioral
issues. Moores friendly handbook helps read-
ers view the world through their dogs eyes.
Happy Dog,
Happy You
Arden Moore
To accommodate busy dog
lovers, Arden Moore offers
hundreds of quick tips and
practical ideas many
achievable in ve minutes
a day to reinforce the
human/canine bond. Games,
playful training sessions,
practical travel advice, tips for
trips to the vet, and grooming
hints ll the pages of this
friendly manual.
Happy Cat,
Happy You
Arden Moore
Canine Sports
& Games
Kristin Mehus-Roe
Real Food for Dogs
Arden Moore
Illustrated by Anne Davis
Real Food for Cats
Patti Delmonte
Illustrated by Anne Davis
Dr. Kidds Guide to
Herbal Cat Care
Randy Kidd, DVM, PhD
Dr. Kidds Guide to
Herbal Dog Care
Randy Kidd, DVM, PhD
The Kitten Owners
Manual
Arden Moore
The Puppy Owners
Manual
Diana Delmar
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NATURE
CLARE WALKER LESLI E
Nature Journal
clare walker leslie
More than a blank book,
but with ample room to
record reections on
nature, here is a unique
guided journal with just the
right balance of inspiration
and information.
A treasure trove of inspiration
and ideas for young naturalists.
School Library Journal
The Nature Connection
clare walker leslie
This interactive workbook guides kids ages 8 to 13
to observe and record what they see, hear, smell,
and touch outdoors, no matter where they live.
It offers dozens of fun activities for every season:
write a poem, make a sketch, record daily sunrise
and sunset times, draw a local map, keep a moon
journal, or collect leaves to identify.
2011 Teacher's Choice Award for Family
For children 813
Keeping a Nature Journal
Clare Walker Leslie & Charles E. Roth
Readers will reconnect with nature through
sketching and writing with these simple meth-
ods for capturing the living beauty of each sea-
son. Includes exercises and prompts for all ages.
Recipient of the John Burroughs
Young Readers Nature Book Award
Selection of One Spirit and Crossings Book Clubs
The Snowshoe
Experience
Claire Walter
The Kayak
Companion
Joe Glickman
Drawn to Nature
clare walker leslie
Clare Walker Leslie uses
her personal sketches and
nature observations as an
invitation to readers to
slow down and see nature
with renewed appreciation.
Raising a
Team Player
Harry Sheehy
with Danny Peary
The Hiking
Companion
Michael W. Robbins
Tag, Toss & Run
Paul Tukey
& Victoria Rowell
Features 40 exciting games
from old-time favorites
like bocce and Red Rover to
lesser-known games, such as
Cherokee marbles, cornhole,
and Kubb, with a quick
overview of the basic sequence
and strategies for each.
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NATURE/BIRDS
JULI A ROTHMAN
The Backyard
Bird-Lovers Guide
Jan Mahnken
In this colorful, information-
packed reference on
attracting, feeding, and
watching a wide variety of
birds, Mahnken introduces
135 North American species.
Includes information about
territory, courtship, nesting,
and parenting characteristics.
Month Club
Bird Brainteasers
Patrick Merrell
Bird-watchers and puzzle
fans alike will delight in this
fresh collection of games and
puzzles. Packed with bird-
themed crosswords, visual
puzzles, and the rst-ever
Birdoku challenges, the book
also features avian facts,
trivia, and lore.
Nature Anatomy
The wonders of the natural world become even more
wonderful when rendered by the pen of popular illustra-
tor Julia Rothman as she dissects, examines, and explores
the great outdoors in this delightful visual compendium.
Every frame-worthy page of this book gives readers of all
ages insight into a particular aspect of the great outdoors,
from botany and geology to astronomy, weather, biology,
zoology, and more. Never has it been so much fun to
learn about the life cycle of mushrooms, how mountains
are formed, and the anatomy of a jellysh!
Birdfeeders,
Shelters & Baths
Edward A. Baldwin
More than 25 creative designs
for birdfeeders, birdbaths,
and even a roosting box.
The Secret Lives of
Backyard Bugs
Judy Burris & Wayne
Richards
An up-close-and-personal
tour of the hidden lives of
spiders, beetles, butteries,
moths, crickets, dragonies,
damselies, grasshoppers,
aphids, and other backyard
residents. Each creature
is shown in its natural
setting, and many are shown
progressing through the
stages of their life cycles.
The Family Buttery
Book
Rick Mikula
Rick Mikula, christened
North America's Buttery
Evangelist by People maga-
zine, explains how to identify,
care for, and raise butteries
in your own backyard.
The Garden Writers
Association of Americas
Quill & Trowel Award for the
Art of Garden Communication
The Life Cycles of
Butteries
Judy Burris & Wayne
Richards
Witness the life cycles of 23
common backyard butter-
ies through more than 400
stunning photographs. Each
buttery is shown from start
to maturity.
2007 Teachers Choice
Childrens Book Award
Discovery Channel Book Club
Selection
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One-color with 8-page color
photographic insert; photographs
and illustrations throughout
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Farm Anatomy
Julia Rothmans charming visual guide to the curious
parts and pieces of rural living. Dissecting everything from
tractors and pigs to hay bales and squash varieties, Rothman
gives a richly entertaining tour. A perfect gift for gardeners,
locavores, homesteaders, and country-living enthusiasts.
Charming drawings
and handwritten text
make this the perfect
picture book for
grown-up dreamers.
The Boston Globe
Rothman's warm
drawings are bound
to entertain, educate
and instill in you
newfound awe and
fascination with rural
life.
The Atlantic
$101.70 US / $131.70 CAN
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BIRDS & BEES
Homegrown Honey Bees
alethea morrison
photography by mars vilaubi
This beginners guide clearly explains everything needed
to keep bees successfully, from acquiring the rst bees
to harvesting the rst crop of honey. Spectacular macro
photography brings the inner workings of the hive to
life, while the playful text gives readers the information
needed to make it through the rst year. Everything is
addressed here, from allergies, permits and restrictions,
and how to deal with the neighbors to hive structure,
colony hierarchy, and bee behavior.
Build Your Own
Beekeeping
Equipment
tony Pisano
These 35 building projects
for everything from hive
components to frames to
swarm catchers and even bear
fences are illustrated with
step-by-step instructions,
require only simple hand
tools, and can be made using
recycled materials.
Hive Management
Richard E. Bonney
For the practicing beekeeper
or the serious novice, Richard
Bonney presents an inte-
grated year-round program of
hive management. Season by
season, he explains what to
do and why, giving bee-
keepers the knowledge and
understanding they need to
maintain a thriving hive.
Beekeeping
Richard E. Bonney
Richard Bonney describes
how to acquire bees, choose
equipment and supplies, in-
stall a colony, manage a hive,
take a crop of honey, and
prevent and treat diseases.
This comprehensive guide is
perfect for novice beekeepers.
The book I so wish
I had when I started
out with my rst
hive. Lessons learned
the hard way could
have been saved with
this friendly and
informative book.
Jenna Woginrich
Into the Nest
laura erickson and marie read
In this beautifully photographed book, produced in associa-
tion with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, authors Laura
Erickson and Marie Read portray the less-known courting
and family lives of familiar birds. They present the entire
life cycle, from mating to rst ight, in intimate detail and
captioned with fascinating facts about whats happening at
each stage. Readers will discover a range of behaviors from
the dramatic sky dances of courting bald eagles to the
gentle berry exchanges between cedar waxwing parents. The
book features up-close images of 30 commonly seen birds,
including songbirds, raptors, water/seabirds, and owls. For
each species group there are photographs of the male and
female, courtship, nest construction, the eggs, parents on
the nest, nestlings, feeding time, and the ight of edglings.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-229-8
No. 622229
208 pages; 9/ x 8
Raptor!
Christyna M. Laubach,
Ren Laubach & Charles
W. G. Smith
Shows kids how to locate
raptors in the wild and ex-
plore the mysteries of raptor
ight, hunting strategies, and
behavior.
Outstanding Science
Trade Book for Students
K-12 Selection
Selection of Childrens
Book-of-the-Month Club
The Bird Watching
Answer Book
Laura Erickson
Birders worldwide turn to
the Cornell Lab of Ornithol-
ogy, the leading authority
on birds, for answers to
their in-the-eld questions.
Now hundreds of those
questions are answered in
this handy volume.
Whats That Bird?
Joseph Choiniere & Claire
Mowbray Golding
The perfect tool for beginning
enthusiasts of all ages, Whats
That Bird? offers basic bird
literacy in a fun, easy-to-use
guide that teaches the best
ways to observe and identify
common birds.
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FARMING & SUSTAINABLE LIVING
Making Hay
ann larkin hansen
Making hay is a protable
enterprise for farmers and
livestock owners with extra
land. Ann Larkin Hansen
details the ve steps of
haymaking, as well as the
equipment it requires, which
species make the best hay,
and how to improve a eld.
Skyrocketing prices and a
greater demand for hay as
people prefer to consume
grass-fed meat make this
a timely and important book.
Farming with Native
Benecial Insects
the xerces society
This comprehensive guide discusses the
ecology of native benecial insects and
shows how to recognize these insects and
their habitat, reduce pesticide use, protect
existing habitat, and provide new habitat
by creating native plant eld borders, mass
insectary plantings, hedgerows, cover crops,
buffer strips, beetle banks, and brush piles.
Storeys Guide to
Growing Organic
Vegetables & Herbs
for Market
keith stewart
Addresses everything small-
scale growers need to know
about land, equipment, crop
mix, growing techniques,
irrigation, soil fertility, pests,
greenhouses, harvesting,
storage, labor, debt, customer
management, sales, account-
ing, and much more.
Storeys Guide to
Growing Organic
Orchard Fruits
danny barney
Covers everything farmers
need to know, from selecting
the right site and cultivars to
meeting organic standards
and acquiring certications;
designing, maintaining,
pruning, and harvesting an
orchard; getting fruits to
market; and managing the
business side of farming.
Finding Good
Farmland
Ann larkin hansen
Searching for farmland and
starting up a new enterprise
are demanding tasks and re-
quire careful consideration of
many elements. From where
to look for good farmland to
nancing the purchase and
every step in between, Finding
Good Farmland is the essential
guide to making it happen.
Electric Fencing
Ann larkin hansen
Ann Larkin Hansen explains
in everyday terms how
electric fencing works, the
various systems one can
build, and how to install and
maintain the three kinds of
electric fence (permanent,
combination permanent
nonelectric and electric wire
offset, and temporary or
portable electric). She also
covers the basics of rotational
grazing.
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Managing Manure
mark kopecky
This book explains how to
use manure, describes the
practices that are necessary to
avoid contamination by E. coli
and other harmful organisms,
and discusses the character-
istics and nutrient content of
various species manure. It
covers storing, composting,
and spreading manure, as
well as handling and market-
ing certied-organic manure
for fertilizer on organic farms.
Growing
Christmas Trees
patrick white & lewis hill
Landowners who want to gen-
erate extra income by growing
and selling Christmas trees will
nd this guide an invaluable
resource. It explains how to
choose the best site, prepare
the soil, select a species, plant
seedlings, nurture trees to
market size, deal with pests
and disease, market trees, and
generate additional income
through wreaths and greens.
BEST
SELLER!
Attracting Native
Pollinators
The Xerces Society
This essential reference provides
comprehensive information on every kind
of pollinator and shows how to encourage
pollinator activity by creating owering habitat
and inviting nesting sites. Anyone can do it!
Includes instructions for building nesting
structures and an extensive resource list.
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STOREY S COUNTRY WI SDOM BULLETI NS
Mix and match Country Wisdom Bulletins
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More than 150 diferent titles available.
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With Storeys Country Wisdom Bulletins,
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how to grow the best tomatoes, crate train
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When a book is too much and the Internet
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The Good Life Lab
Wendy Jehanara tremayne
This is the story of how one couple ditched their high-
powered careers and high-pressure life in New York City
to move to rural New Mexico, where they made, built,
invented, foraged, and grew all they needed to live self-
sufciently, discovering a new sense of abundance in the
process. The book not only teaches the art of making
biofuel, appliances, structures, food, and medicine but
is lled with illustrations contributed by a community
of illustrators that make the book itself a work of art, as
well as a manual for life in a postconsumer age.
Selection of One Spirit, The Good Cook, HomeStyle,
Crafter's Choice, and Quality Paperback Book Clubs
An invitation to
experiment.
Dale Dougherty,
founding editor
and publisher of
Make magazine
Reclaiming Our Food
Tanya Denckla Cobb
Photography by
Jason Houston
Reclaiming Our Food tells the
stories of people across the
United States who are nding
new ways to grow, process,
and distribute food for their
own communities. It is a
practical guide for building a
local food system.
2012 Nautilus Gold
Award Winner
Making Your
Small Farm Protable
Ron Macher
Whether readers are buying a
new farm or jump-starting an
old one, Ron Machers down-
to-earth advice on planning,
farming, and marketing will
show them how to make a
farm protable.
Successful Small-
Scale Farming
Karl Schwenke
This inspiring handbook
introduces the small-farm
owner to the real potential
and the difcult realities of
making a full- or part-time
living from the land. Focusing
on organic methods, Karl
Schwenke discusses soil care,
machinery, the best cash
crops, and much more.
Starting & Running
Your Own Small Farm
Business
Sarah Beth Aubrey
Running a small farm goes
beyond growing, raising, and
crafting artisanal products.
Aubrey offers a business-
savvy reference that covers
everything from nancial
plans and advertising budgets
to website design and food-
service wholesalers.
The Organic
Farming Manual
Ann Larkin Hansen
has everything farmers need
to know to grow, certify,
and market organic produce,
grains, meat, and dairy. It
also explains the benets of
organic farming and includes
the stories of farmers who use
organic methods.
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This fascinating,
friendly book is
brimming with ideas,
illustrations, and
enthusiasm.
The New York Times
Book Review
Edited by Carleen Madigan
Put that backyard to work! Just one-quarter of an acre can
yield 1,400 eggs, 50 pounds of wheat, 60 pounds of fruit,
2,000 pounds of vegetables, 280 pounds of pork, and 75
pounds of fruit. Plant, grow, harvest, cook, brew, keep
animals, make cheese, preserve fruits and vegetables,
gather eggs and honey, make sausage, and much more
the how-to is all here for the enterprising homesteader.
Selection of One Spirit and HomeStyle Book Clubs
The Beginners
Guide to Hunting
Deer for Food
Jackson Landers
Hunting deer is the most
inexpensive, environmentally
friendly way to acquire
organic, grass-fed meat.
Jackson Landers covers
everything a rst-time
hunter needs to know.
Eating Aliens
Jackson Landers
Asian carp in Missouri, nutria
in Louisiana, European green
crabs in Connecticut, and
other alien species through-
out the United States are
devouring native plants and
animals, pushing many to the
brink of extinction. Landers
has a unique solution to the
problem: Eat them! This
adventure narrative describes
Landerss quest to hunt and
eat twelve invasive species.
Wild Turkeys
John J. Mettler Jr., DVM
Once nearly extinct in North
America, wild turkeys have
made a dramatic comeback.
Here is all the habitat and mat-
ing information needed to hunt
and enjoy these noble birds.
Barnheart
Jenna Woginrich
Homesteader Jenna Wogin-
rich, learning to farm by trial
and error, tells the lively
story of her quest for a home
for herself and her livestock.
Readers will laugh out loud
while they nd inspiration
in this story of striving for a
more authentic life.
Selection of One Spirit,
HomeStyle, The Good Cook,
and BOMC2 Book Clubs
Made from Scratch
Jenna WoginRich
This is the hilarious,
heartbreaking story of one
woman's journey toward
self-sufciency. Woginrich
shares the deep satisfaction
that comes with providing
for oneself. In an encouraging
and entertaining voice, she
weaves into her narrative
easy-to-follow instructions
for making ones own clothes,
learning to play a musical
instrument, and much more.
Winner of Books for a Better
Life Award 2009
Storeys Basic
Country Skills
John & Martha Storey
be more self-sufcient,
more than 150 of Storeys
expert authors share their
knowledge of gardening,
homesteading, building,
animal husbandry, and
more. This guide shows
how to milk a cow, sharpen
an ax, preserve fruits and
vegetables, clean a chimney,
and grow raspberries.
One-Woman Farm
jenna woginrich
Jennas fans have followed
her journey from an ofce life
to an Idaho homestead and,
ultimately, to her farm in up-
state New York. In this book,
Jennas voice and fearless
spirit express the gratitude and
spiritual fulllment she discov-
ers in such practical, essential
chores as training a cart horse,
delivering twin goats, and
working with her neighbors.
Book Club
Greenhorns
edited by
Zo Ida Bradbury,
Severine von
Tscharner Fleming
& paula Manalo
50 original essays by vision-
aries who have eschewed
the comforts of desk jobs
to dig deep in the soil. Col-
lectively, the writers explore
farming from a vast range
of angles, both practical and
inspirational. Topics include
nancing, family, logistics,
machinery, community
building, and social change.
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Fowl Play
Patrick Merrell
Logic puzzles, crosswords,
word searches, cryptograms,
and other amusements pro-
vide hours of brain-teasing
challenges. This plucky pack-
age for chicken enthusiasts
also includes fun facts, clever
illustrations, and trivia about
Americas favorite bird.
The Chicken Encyclopedia
Gail Damerow
From addled to wind egg, crossed beak to zygote, the termi-
nology of everything chicken is demystied in this illustrated
A-to-Z reference that is both informative and entertaining.
Chickophiles will nd breed descriptions; denitions of com-
mon chicken conditions, situations, and behaviors; and much
more. Whether its the differences among wry tail, split tail,
and gamy tail; the meaning of hen feathered, forced molt, or
quill feather; the content of granite grit; the characteristics of
droopy wing; or the translation of a chickens alarm call, here
are the answers to every chicken question and quandary.
Chickens. Encyclopedia.
Gail Damerow. What
more needs to be said?
backyard poultry
Storeys Illustrated Guide
to Poultry Breeds
Carol Ekarius
For farmers and fanciers alike, here is the denitive guide
to North American poultry, with more than 120 breeds
strutting their stuff. Laying hens and heritage turkeys,
exotic pheasants and giant ostriches are represented here
with charming color photography, breed histories, and
thorough descriptions of physical characteristics.
Pocketful of Poultry
Carol Ekarius
More than 100 poultry breeds
show their amazing colors
in full-page images that
capture their good looks and
lively personalities. Facing
each poultry portrait is an
informational page offering
facts about the breed,
including its primary use and
its conservation status.
The Backyard Cow
Sue Weaver
With Sue Weaver as their
guide, hobby farmers and
families will be able to
select the most appropriate
breed, bring home a cow
with ease, understand
their cows behavior, and
provide adequate shelter,
health care, and daily
maintenance.
The Backyard Sheep
Sue Weaver
This is the go-to reference
for anyone who is interested
in keeping two to a dozen
sheep on a small plot of land
and needs to know how to
select the right breed, keep
sheep safe and healthy, and
make them strong dairy and
eece producers.
The Backyard Goat
Sue Weaver
keep goats, this book covers
the essentials. Readers will
learn how to choose goats;
house and feed them; keep
them healthy; and train them
to do tricks, pull carts, and
serve as pack goats. The book
also covers milking, shearing,
breeding, and more.
Storeys Barn Guide
to Sheep
This book hangs on the wall
to serve as a handy visual ref-
erence. Graphic presentations
guide farmers through every-
thing from trimming hooves
to lambing. Also included are
full-color anatomical illustra-
tions, a lambing calendar, a
feeding chart, and a helpful
record-keeping section. Paper: $10.95 US / $13.95 CAN
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ANIMALS
BEST
SELLER!
BEST
SELLER!
Keep Chickens!
Barbara Kilarski
Barbara Kilarski, a woman
with a passion for poultry,
provides detailed information
every aspiring chicken keeper
needs in this handbook that is
as practical and encouraging
as it is witty and entertaining.
Join the urban and suburban
chicken-farming boom and
start enjoying the freshest
breakfast eggs available.
The Chicken Health
Handbook
Gail Damerow
This must-have reference
covers the problems and
diseases common to chickens
of all breeds and ages. Practi-
cal charts identify common
symptoms and causes of
disease, while an alphabetic
listing of diseases provides
advice on treatment.
Chicken Coops
Judy Pangman
Just like houses, chicken
coops come in all sizes and
styles to meet the needs of
every family. Here are basic
plans, elevation drawings, and
building ideas for 45 original
coops from strictly practical
designs to ights of fancy.
An eight-page color section
shows detailed photos of
many of the featured coops.
Reinventing the Chicken Coop
Kevin McElroy & Matthew Wolpe
Backyard chickens meet contemporary design! McElroy
and Wolpe offer 14 complete building plans for chicken
coops that range from the purely functional to the out-
rageously fabulous. One has a water-capturing roof, one
is a great example of midcentury modern architecture,
and another has a built-in composting system. Some
designs are suitable for beginning builders, and others
are challenging enough for experts. Complete step-
by-step building plans are accompanied by full-color
photographs and detailed construction illustrations.
The Mobile Poultry
Slaughterhouse
ali berlow
Ali Berlow offers a solution to
the shortage of humane pro-
cessing plants with step-by-
step instructions for building
a portable processing unit.
The book also explains USDA
regulations and permits, pro-
vides a sanitation checklist,
and offers tips and guidelines
for strengthening local food
initiatives in communities.
Chick Days
Jenna Woginrich
Photography by Mars Vilaubi
This delightful photographic guide for absolute begin-
ners chronicles the journey of three chickens (Amelia,
Honey, and Tilda) as they grow from newly hatched uffy
butterballs to adult hens laying eggs. Following their
entertaining progress from day to day and week to week,
readers will learn everything they need to know about
chicken behavior, feeding, housing, hygiene, and health
care. Chick Days will give every chicken lover the con-
dence and enthusiasm he or she needs to raise a ock.
Everything a new home-
steader needs to know
about chickens.
Kelly Coyne and Erik Knutzen,
authors of The Urban
Homestead
Hatching & Brooding
Your Own Chicks
Gail Damerow
Poultry authority Gail Dam-
erow explains exactly how to
hatch healthy baby chickens,
ducklings, goslings, turkey
poults, and guinea keets, ad-
dressing everything from se-
lecting a breed and choosing
the best incubator to ensuring
proper setup and sanitary
conditions, understanding
embryo development, and
feeding and caring for new-
born chicks in a brooder.
Storeys Guide
to Raising Chickens,
3rd Edition
Gail Damerow
Gail Damerow shares all the
information needed to suc-
cessfully keep chickens. This
thoroughly revised edition
contains new information on
training chickens, hobby farm-
ing, avian inuenza, fowl rst
aid, and much more.
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160 pages; 6 x 9
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The Family Cow
Dirk van Loon
Covering everything from
choosing a cow to feeding,
caring for, and milking it,
this book provides all the
basics for the family that has
decided to keep a cow.
Raising a Calf
for Beef
Phyllis Hobson
Beginners will nd what they
need in this no-nonsense
guide to choosing a calf; pro-
viding housing, nutrition, and
daily care; and butchering.
Essential Guide to
Calving
Heather Smith Thomas
Healthy pregnancies, safe
births, and thriving calves
are critical to every cattle-
farming operation. Here is
complete coverage of what
to expect at every step of
the calving process and
how to keep calves healthy
through the rst year of life.
Homegrown Pork
sue weaver
Sue Weaver begins by
explaining how to select an
heirloom breed thats famous
for avor and goes on to
outline every aspect of proper
care. Includes information on
pig behavior and handling,
diet, housing, fencing,
equipment, health care, and
processing.
Small-Scale
Livestock Farming
Carol Ekarius
This grass-based, organic
approach to livestock manage-
ment produces healthier ani-
mals, reduces feed and health-
care costs, and maximizes
prot. Includes case studies
of successful farmers and
insights on how to work with
nature instead of against it.
The Backyard Homestead Guide
to Raising Farm Animals
Edited by Gail Damerow
Anyone even in cities and suburbs can raise
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, rabbits, goats, sheep,
cows, pigs, and honey bees. It can be done on surpris-
ingly small plots of land. This book covers everything
from selecting breeds to feeding and housing animals,
keeping them healthy, and producing delicious fresh
milk, cheese, honey, eggs, and meat.
A must-read for
do-it-yourself and
back-to-the-land
enthusiasts.
Booklist
An Introduction to Heritage Breeds
d. phillip sponenberg, dvm, jeannette beranger,
and alison martin of the livestock conservancy
This eloquent book explains the value of restoring breed
heritage animals to our farms and our culture, whether
its the Dominique chicken providing meat and brown
eggs or the Navajo-Churro sheep, whose sturdy wool is
used in traditional native rugs. Readers will nd valuable
guidance for selecting appropriate species and breeds and
raising them successfully. Public concern for and interest
in heritage breeds is soaring, and The Livestock Conser-
vancy is the organization leading the way.
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ISBN 978-0-88266-095-0; No. 66095
128 pages; 6 x 9
Tan Your Hide!
Phyllis Hobson
Here is a step-by-step guide
to tanning and hand-working
leathers and furs. Includes
ten easy-to-make projects.
Once the skin is ready, it can
be used to make belts, wal-
lets, holsters, pillows, vests,
hats, mittens, and more.
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ISBN 978-1-60342-969-6
No. 62969
Two-color with 8-page
full-color fold-out insert;
360 pages; 8 x 10/
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240 pages; 7 x 10
Clear writing, diagrams
and breed proles makes
the work of breed conser-
vation husbandry acces-
sible to a new generation
of farmers and stockmen.
Craig Haney, Livestock Farm
Director, Stone Barns Center
for Food and Agriculture
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ANIMALS
BEST
SELLER!
Basic Butchering of
Livestock & Game
Detailed instructions and
easy-to-follow illustrations
demystify slaughtering and
butchering from start to n-
ish. Covers beef, veal, veni-
son, pork, lamb, and poultry
and includes 30 recipes.
Butchering Beef
Adam Danforth
With detailed, step-by-step photography of every
stage of the process, Adam Danforth shows exactly
how to humanely slaughter and butcher cattle, from
creating the right preslaughter conditions to killing,
skinning, keeping the meat cold, breaking it down,
and creating familiar cuts. He also covers food safety,
freezing and packaging, and tools and equipment.
Humane Livestock
Handling
Temple Grandin
with Mark Deesing
Well-treated animals are
healthier, are calmer, and
deliver higher yields of
marketable meat. Temple
Grandin describes low-stress
methods for handling cattle
and provides construction
plans for humane chutes,
corrals, and sorting pens. Her
facility designs show farmers
how to process meat safely,
efciently, and humanely.
Keeping Livestock
Healthy
N. Bruce Haynes, DVM
This classic reference shows
how to prevent disease in
horses, cattle, pigs, goats, and
sheep through proper nutri-
tion, housing, and care.
A must for any serious
livestock owner.
Journal of the American
Veterinary Medical
Association
Getting Started with
Beef & Dairy Cattle
With the growing demand for
naturally grown meat and dairy
products, a new generation of
farmers is turning to small,
organic cattle operations.
Here is the rst-time farmers
guide to raising cattle.
Butchering Poultry,
Rabbit, Lamb, Goat, and Pork
Adam Danforth
Step-by-step photography of the farm-to-table
process shows exactly how to slaughter and butcher
small livestock in a humane and sustainable way.
Includes in-depth coverage of food safety, freezing
and packaging, tools and equipment, butchering
methods, and preslaughter conditions.
Danforth opens a
world of can-do
that invites the
most timid onlooker
to participate in this
dramatic farm-to-
plate choreography.
Joel Salatin, farmer,
author, and local
food advocate
These are not mere
how-to guides: they
are the equivalent
of in-depth college
courses. . . . On a
scale of 110, these
easily rank 12,
minimum.
Countryside
& Small Stock
Journal
Grass-Fed Cattle
Julius Ruechel
As more consumers discover
the benets of grass-fed beef
sustainable, delicious,
antibiotic-free demand
continues to grow. For
any farmer interested in
entering this protable
specialty area, here is advice
on herd selection, pasture
management, winter grazing,
equipment, slaughter,
labeling, marketing, and more.
The Cattle Health
Handbook
For novice and experienced
ranchers, this reliable medical
reference covers every
situation likely to arise when
caring for cattle, including
common diseases, ailments,
and injuries.
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ANIMALS
STOREY S GUI DE TO RAI SI NG SERI ES OVER 2 MI LLI ON COPI ES I N PRI NT! YOUR ANI MALS SERI ES
These reference books are
indispensable for young
people learning to raise
happy, healthy animals.
Valuable guidance on
breed selection, housing,
behavior, showing, feeding,
and health maintenance
is presented in a friendly,
encouraging manner with
mature yet easy-to-follow
language. Recommended
for children nine and older.
Paper
throughout, 7 10
Your Pony,
Your Horse
Cherry Hill
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Your Puppy,
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Pat Storer
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Your Calf
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Your Goats
Gail Damerow
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No. 66825; 176 pages
Your Rabbit
Nancy Searle
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ISBN 978-0-88266-767-6
No. 66767; 160 pages
Storeys Guide to
Raising Miniature
Livestock
Sue Weaver
Weaver clearly explains the ins
and outs of breeding, feeding,
housing, diet, nutrition, exer-
cise, disease prevention and
treatment, and more. New and
experienced farmers will nd
everything they need to keep
minis healthy and productive.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Llamas,
2nd Edition
Gale Birutta
This comprehensive hand-
book covers everything llama
raisers need to know, provid-
ing expert information on
behavior, training, facilities,
showing, health care, rst
aid, breeding, birthing, eece
harvesting, marketing, and
much more.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Dairy Goats,
4th Edition
Jerry Belanger &
Sara Thomson Bredesen
With minimal space needs,
dairy goats are a good choice
for the backyard farmer. This
edition includes more on
pygmy goats, health care,
breeding, and making dairy
products.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Meat Goats,
2nd Edition
Maggie Sayer
The essential reference on
raising, caring for, and
marketing meat goats. This
updated edition gives the in-
formation needed to start or
expand a meat-goat business.
Storeys Guide to
Keeping Honey Bees
Malcolm T. Sanford
& Richard E. Bonney
This thorough guide
explains how to plan a
hive, acquire bees, install a
colony, keep bees healthy,
harvest honey, and more.
Serves both experienced
and beginner beekeepers.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Sheep,
4th Edition
Paula Simmons
& Carol Ekarius
Expert coverage of everything
to do with raising sheep. This
edition include guidelines for
organic certication, advice
on web-based marketing, and
coverage of rare breeds.
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464 pages; with 16-page color insert
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STOREY S GUI DE TO RAI SI NG SERI ES OVER 2 MI LLI ON COPI ES I N PRI NT!
BEST-
SELLING
SERIES!
See page 90 for Storeys Guide to Training Horses and Storeys Guide to
Raising Horses
Storeys Guide to
Raising Turkeys,
3rd Edition
don schrider
Turkeys produce lean, deli-
cious, and nutritious meat.
This essential reference
covers breed selection,
housing, feeding, breeding,
health care, and much more.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Pigs,
3rd Edition
Kelly Klober
Klober's trusted resource
provides authoritative
advice on every aspect of
raising pigs. This updated
edition covers green farm-
ing methods and rare and
heritage breeds.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Poultry,
4th Edition
Glenn Drowns
This invaluable resource con-
tains essential information on
selection, housing, breeding,
hatching, feeding, behavior,
and health care.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Rabbits,
4th Edition
Bob Bennett
This guide covers every-
thing rabbit raisers need to
know. New and expanded
features include showing
guidelines, an updated
breed guide, and advice on
marketing.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Chickens,
3rd Edition
Gail Damerow
The ultimate guide to keep-
ing chickens. This revised
edition covers training chick-
ens, hobby farming, avian
inuenza and fowl rst aid,
and much more.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Beef Cattle,
3rd Edition
Every cattle rancher needs
Thomass comprehensive,
expert advice. This edition
includes up-to-the-minute
information on health care,
raising grass-fed animals,
toxic pasture plants, and
much more.
Storeys Guide to
Raising Ducks,
2nd Edition
Dave Holderread
From choosing the right
breed to butchering, this
essential guide covers it
all. This revised edition
includes an expanded breed
section and up-to-date
information on facilities,
health care, and marketing.
Storeys Guide to Raising Series ofers the most up-to-date
information on raising farm animals. Novice farmers and experienced
pros alike will nd everything needed to keep livestock and prots
healthy. Each book includes information on selection, housing, space
requirements, behavior, breeding and birthing techniques, feeding,
health concerns, and remedies for illnesses. The books also cover the
business of processing meat, milk, eggs, and other products.
All books in the series: Photographs and illustrations throughout; 6 9
The Storeys Guide to Raising Series is an
excellent resource. We nd these books to be
comprehensive and easy to understand.
Megan Hirt, Mother Earth News
Essential Animal Husbandry
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ANIMALS
The Rabbit-Raising Problem Solver
karen patry
The book covers the full range of issues related to
rabbits, whether they are pets, meat animals, or a
source of ber, with sections on rabbit basics, pet
rabbit care, and the business of raising rabbits for
consumption. Housing, feeding, breeding, kindling,
and health and disease are all addressed. Author
Karen Patry has more than 30 years of experience
raising Rex rabbits and running a website devoted to
rabbit raising. Readers will reap the benets of her
vast experience in this accessible Q&A guide.
Storeys Illustrated
Breed Guide
to Sheep, Goats,
Cattle, and Pigs
Carol Ekarius
This colorful, at-a-glance
reference covers 163 common
and heritage North American
breeds of cattle, goats, sheep,
and pigs.
Draft Horses
and Mules
Gail Damerow
& Alina Rice
This essential resource shows
how to train and care for draft
horses and mules, prized for
their great endurance, pleas-
ant disposition, and versatility.
Oxen
Drew Conroy
Stalwart and powerful, oxen
can plow elds, haul stones,
assist in logging, improve
roads, and demonstrate tra-
ditional farming techniques.
Here is the denitive guide to
selecting, training, feeding,
and caring for working oxen.
Livestock Guardians
Janet Vorwald Dohner
Guardian dogs, donkeys,
and llamas can be the
perfect solution to livestock
predation problems. This
denitive resource offers
breed-by-breed descriptions
and thorough training and
problem-solving advice.
Rabbit Housing
Bob Bennett
Plans for designing and
building efcient facilities
that shelter two to one
hundred backyard rabbits in
safety and comfort. The book
also guides readers through
the options for feeders,
watering systems, nest boxes,
and sheltering structures.
How to Build Animal Housing
carol ekarius
For the wide range of barnyard animals living on small-
scale farms, here is a collection of 60 building plans for
shelters that meet each animals needs. There are sheds,
coops, hutches, multipurpose barns, windbreaks, and
shade structures, plus designs for watering systems,
feeders, chutes, stanchions, and more.
A well-illustrated
guide to building por-
table shelters, stables
large and small,
barns of all sizes and
types, shade struc-
tures, backyard pens
. . . a great buy.
American Small Farm
The Donkey
Companion
SUE WEAVER
Friendly, dependable donkeys
can pull carts, carry riders,
tote gear, and act as stable
companions and livestock
guardians. From foaling to
rst aid and from grooming
to professional showing, this
guide offers everything a
donkey owner needs.
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BUILDING
How to Build a Fence
jeff beneke
With step-by-step instructions,
this book explains how to
build a simple fence in a num-
ber of basic styles to protect a
garden, keep animals safe, or
add privacy. It covers a variety
of fencing materials, including
wood, vinyl, and chain link,
and gives readers advice based
on the purpose of the fence.
Book of Building Projects
spike carlsen
From starting the garden to preserving the harvest and
enjoying backyard activities to the fullest, this book is the
go-to resource with designs for 76 useful structures and
essential pieces of equipment. Spike Carlsens simple,
illustrated instructions will lead even novices through
all the required steps, using basic tools and standard
building materials. There are projects for all aspects of
sustainable living and all levels of skill, with a focus on
functionality.
Renovating Barns,
Sheds & Outbuildings
Nick Engler
Step-by-step advice on how
to square and strengthen a
barns structure, enlarge or
modify the building, repair
or replace the roong and
siding, install new win-
dows and doors, even add
electricity and plumbing.
Covers complete restoration
techniques for frame, pole,
post-and-beam, and masonry
structures.
Building Small Barns,
Sheds & Shelters
Monte Burch
Easy-to-follow plans and
construction methods for
extending working, living,
and storage areas by building
low-cost barns, sheds, and
animal shelters.
How to Build Small
Barns & Outbuildings
Monte Burch
More than 20 projects offer
complete plans and instructions
for building a wide range
of structures designed for
adaptability and usefulness.
Readers will learn the step-by-
step fundamentals of general
construction, from planning
and laying out a site to do-
it-yourself framing, roong,
wiring, and plumbing.
The Vegetable
Gardeners Book of
Building Projects
Simple-to-make projects in-
clude cold frames, compost
bins, planters, outdoor fur-
niture, and more. Includes
step-by-step instructions,
detailed illustrations,
complete materials lists, and
a color photograph of the
nished product.
Fences for
Pasture & Garden
Gail Damerow
Filled with sound, up-to-date
advice and instruction, this
complete guide makes fence
building a task anyone can
tackle with condence.
The Fence Bible
Jeff Beneke
Author Jeff Beneke teaches
readers how to plan, design,
build, and maintain every
kind of fencing for every kind
of environment.
How to Build Your
Own Greenhouse
Roger Marshall
A home greenhouse is the
ultimate dream of many avid
gardeners. Marshall provides
do-it-yourself plans for nine
greenhouses, ranging from
a simple cold frame to an
elaborate detached structure.
This well-balanced
book ts very nicely
into the series, and the
projects are accessible
to homesteaders of
all levels. A great
purchase.
library journal
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ISBN 978-1-61212-442-1; No. 622442
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BUILDING
Keep Out!
lee mothes
Step-by-step illustrated instructions for building and
customizing a small backyard clubhouse, from rustic to
rened. Lee Mothes brings his personal experience and
enthusiasm to the process, introducing readers to tools
and showing them what materials they need, how to
design the structure, and how to use found or recycled
materials, all with the friendly voice of the guy next door.
The Kids Building
Workshop
J. craig & barbara
robertson
Boys and girls love wood-
working projects! But most
kids (and most parents) lack
woodworking skills. In this
lively, fully photographed
and illustrated book, fun
projects teach what every
woodworker needs to know.
Filled with nostalgic charm . . .
fantastic advice and encouragement.
Library Journal
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224 pages; 8 x 9
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Woodworking FAQ
Spike Carlsen
For woodworkers of every
level, Spike Carlsen answers
basic questions about tools
and lumber, as well as
more advanced questions
about making furniture and
cabinets. With its compre-
hensive information, friendly
question-and-answer format,
and convenient lay-at bind-
ing, this is the tool every
workshop needs.
Home Plan Doctor
Larry W. Garnett
HomeMade
Ken Braren
& Roger Griffith
These 101 exciting projects
come with complete, easy-
to-follow directions that will
save time and money. Projects
include a lawn chair, compost
bin, and movable shed.
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The Modular Home
Andrew Gianino
Rustic Retreats
David & Jeanie Stiles
Dream Cottages
Catherine Tredway
The Classic
Hewn-Log House
Charles McRaven
Monte Burchs Pole
Building Projects
Monte Burch
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ISBN 978-1-58017-590-6; No. 67590
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BUILDING
A great all-around
book for your cabin
aspirations. Pick it up
and commence drool-
ing, plotting, and
daydreaming.
Derek "Deek"
Diedricksen, blogger
at Relaxshacks.com,
author of Humble
Homes, Simple
Shacks and host of
Tiny Yellow House tv
Just the inspiration
you need to nd the
right design for a
small home for your
future needs.
Kent Griswold,
tinyhouseblog.com
Compact Houses
gerald rowan
With these 50 oor plans, Rowan shows how to make
the most of less space by focusing on maximizing
storage space, planning for multiuse areas, and using
every element of the house to its fullest including
decks, porches, and basements. For those looking to
build or renovate a compact home, this book explores
the full range of creative options for living comfortably
in 800 to 1,400 square feet and includes both one- and
two-oor designs and plans for one to three bedrooms.
Compact Cabins
Gerald Rowan
A comfortable cabin tucked into a tranquil plot of
land is the ideal retreat from everyday life. Here are 62
interpretations of the getaway dream, with something
to please every taste. All plans include sleeping quarters
and working kitchens and bathrooms, and the small-
footprint designs are affordable and energy-efcient
without skimping on comfort and style.
Be Your Own
House Contractor
Carl Heldmann
With this book as a guide,
anyone who can balance a
checkbook and deal with
people fairly can manage
every stage of a construction
project, from nding and buy-
ing land to securing nancing,
setting a budget and schedule,
and hiring subcontractors to
do the building.
Build a Classic
Timber-Framed House
Jack A. Sobon
With the step-by-step
instructions in this book,
it's easy to build a classic
timber-framed house one
that's enduring and features a
level of craftsmanship rare in
modern construction.
Timber Frame
Construction
Jack Sobon & Roger
Schroeder
With dozens of illustrations
and photos, here is practical
how-to for anyone who
wants to try this method. It
offers the basics of timber
framing, how to design for
strength and beauty, and
how to use modern tools
and time-tested methods.
Build Your Own
Low-Cost Log Home
Roger Hard
This is the essential book
for the log house builder,
with special tips that come
only with experience. Cov-
ers how manufacturers
kits differ, how to pick the
best site, and how to know
when to hire help.
Low-Cost
Pole Building
Construction
Ralph Wolfe
This denitive how-to book
will save money, labor, and
time in building a small
home, barn, or other
structure.
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192 pages; 8 x 11
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ISBN 978-0-88266-365-4; No. 66365
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208 pages; 8 x 11
PlyDesign
Philip Schmidt
Sleek, smart home furnish-
ings can be constructed from
off-the-shelf sheet materials
using basic hand and power
tools. Projects from more
than 50 creative builders
include stools, workstations,
laptop stands, art panels,
headboards, doghouses, and
more. A photo of each n-
ished project is accompanied
by step-by-step instructions.
Paper: $24.95 US / $32.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-60342-725-8; No. 62725
320 pages; 9 x 9
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BUILDING
The Outdoor Shower
Ethan Fierro
Fierro captures the spirit
and romance of outdoor
showers in dramatic full-
color photography. He covers
design and material elements
for each shower as well as
basic plumbing, structural
requirements, and suggested
building materials.
What Color Is
Your Swimming Pool?
Alan E. Sanderfoot
Homeowners will learn how
to keep swimming pools
sparkling and beautiful with
Sanderfoots pool maintenance
classic. Includes information
on all the latest pool technol-
ogy and features expanded
coverage of hot tubs and spas.
Hot Tubs, Saunas,
& Steam Baths
Alan E. Sanderfoot
Now anyone can bring that
pampering spa environment
into the home. Full-color
photographs show the range
of designs available for
both indoor and outdoor
settings, while Sanderfoot
addresses installation and
environmental issues.
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Stonework
Charles McRaven
Readers will discover the
lasting satisfaction of work-
ing with stone and learn
the tricks of the trade from
a master craftsman with
this collection of 22 projects
garden paths and walls,
porches, pools, seats, water-
falls, a bridge, and more.
Building Stone Walls
John Vivian
With a pile of rocks, a few
tools, and this book full of
techniques, plans, illustra-
tions, and photographs,
anyone can build a beautiful,
enduring stone wall.
Building with Stone
Charles McRaven
Anyone can learn the art
and craft of creating stone
structures with McRaven's
easy-to-follow building
instructions and his underly-
ing philosophy that careful
craftsmanship will repay
itself many times over.
Step-by-Step
Outdoor Stonework
Mike Lawrence
More than 20 easy-to-build
stone projects for patio and
garden are described in detail
and illustrated with hundreds
of drawings and color
photographs.
Stone Primer
Charles McRaven
This is the essential guide for
homeowners interested in
adding stone to any setting,
indoors or out. How-to tech-
niques, step-by-step projects
for the home, stone mason
proles, and beautiful pho-
tography give the book appeal
as both a solid DIY guide and
an inspirational dream book.
Paper: $19.95 US / $25.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-552-4; No. 67552
144 pages; 8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-1-58017-309-4; No. 67309
throughout
208 pages; 8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-1-58017-549-4; No. 67549
160 pages; 8 x 10/
How to Build Paths,
Steps & Footbridges
Peter Jeswald
Paths, steps, and footbridg-
es can transform any home
landscape. Jeswald shows
how to choose the right
designs, dene an outdoor
living space, and realize a
property's full potential.
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The Dock Manual
Max Burns
Ten simple, step-by-step
plans for building, painting,
winterizing, and repairing a
stationary or oating dock.
Paper: $19.95 US / $25.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-487-9; No. 67487
248 pages; 8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-1-58017-098-7; No. 67098
208 pages; 8 x 11
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ISBN 978-1-58017-670-5; No. 67670
272 pages; 8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-0-88266-976-2; No. 66976
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192 pages; 8 x 11
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ISBN 978-0-88266-550-4; No. 66550
throughout
192 pages; 8 x 11
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ISBN 978-0-88266-074-5; No. 66074
throughout
112 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-0-88266-891-8; No. 66891
96 pages; 8 x 11
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HOME REFERENCE
The Have-More Plan
Ed & Carolyn Robinson
This back-to-the-land classic
shows how to nd land, build
a homestead, grow vegetables
and fruits, raise livestock, build
farm structures, and more.
The Backyard
Lumberjack
Frank Philbrick
& Stephen Philbrick
A complete wood-cutting
reference. On subjects from
choosing the perfect chain
saw to safely felling, bucking,
splitting, and stacking wood,
Frank and Stephen Philbrick
share their enthusiasm for
the pleasures and rigors of
bringing down trees.
The New
Woodburners
Handbook
Stephen Bushway
Here is the essential laymans
guide to both the latest
improvements in stoves
and the age-old wisdom of
heating with wood.
The Homeowners Energy Handbook
paul scheckel
Offers homeowners practical advice for taking home
energy matters into their own hands, whether they want
to button up, nd deep energy savings, or take their
home off the grid. Energy efciency and renewable energy
expert Paul Scheckel clearly explains the fundamentals of
solar, wind, and biofuel energy production to help readers
prepare their homes for renewables. Reduce use, then
produce! The book includes step-by-step green guides
to making a bicycle-powered generator, a biodiesel
processor, a thermosiphon solar hot water collector, a
biogas generator, and a smokeless wood/gas camp stove.
Provides readers
with cost-effective,
self-empowered,
and energy-efcient
home-energy
solutions . . . a one-
of-a-kind resource.
foreword review
A Landowners
Guide to Managing
Your Woods
Ann Larkin Hansen,
Mike Severson &
Dennis L. Waterman
Readers will learn how to
identify the type, health, and
quality of their trees; plant,
prune, and thin trees; improve
their ecosystem by creating
trails and adding water; improve
wildlife habitat; and enjoy and
use the land productively.
National Woodland Owners
Association 2011 Woodlands
Book of the Year Award Winner
The Blacksmiths
Craft
Charles McRaven
Simple, clear instructions
with step-by-step photography
show how to build a forge,
make or acquire tools, and use
those tools to create items of
lasting beauty and durability.
The Home
Water Supply
Stu Campbell
Stu Campbell provides
comprehensive information
on home water systems;
potential water problems;
and practical, money-saving
solutions.
The Water-Wise Home
laura allen
The average American family uses approximately 400
gallons of water a day at a time when water is becom-
ing increasingly precious around the world and its
cost is skyrocketing. Laura Allen explains the current
state of the water crisis and teaches homeowners how
to lower their water bills, save water through conser-
vation techniques and systems, and create a water-
wise landscape. The book is lled with solutions and
detailed illustrated instructions for projects, including
a laundry-to-landscape system, a roofwater catchment,
composting toilets, and a branched drain system.
240 pages; 8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-0-88266-024-0; No. 66024
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ISBN 978-0-88266-788-1; No. 66788
168 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-634-7; No. 67634
176 pages; 8 x 9
Paper: $24.95 US / $31.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-61212-016-4
No. 622016
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ISBN 978-1-60342-800-2; No. 62800
304 pages; 6 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-593-7; No. 67593
throughout
256 pages; 7 x 9
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ISBN 978-0-88266-324-1; No. 66324
throughout
240 pages; 8 x 11
Paper: $24.95 US / $31.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-61212-169-7
No. 622169
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HOUSE & HOME
The Naturally Clean Home
Karyn Siegel-Maier
Here are 150 all-natural recipes that put natural disinfec-
tants and deodorizers vinegar, lemon juice, baking soda,
borax, and essential oils to work in the home.
Selection of Crossings, Black Expressions, Crafters Choice,
Childrens Book-of-the-Month Club, Doubleday Book Club,
HomeStyle, The Good Cook, One Spirit, and BOMC2 Book Clubs
Woodland Style
Marlene Hurley Marshall
Photography by Sabine
Vollmer von Falken
Any house can be beauti-
ed with decorative pieces
crafted from found bits of
the woodland landscape. The
book explains how to use
responsibly collected materi-
als to create stylish wreaths,
frames, furniture, birdhouses,
and much more.
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Feng Shui
Dos & Taboos
Angi Ma Wong
In a fun, A-to-Z format,
Angi Ma Wong offers more
than 350 feng shui practices,
principles, and tips. Wong
has been featured in Time
magazine and on Live! With
Regis and Kelly, CBS Sunday
Morning, and The Oprah
Winfrey Show.
Wabi Sabi
Diane Durston
Wabi sabi celebrates natures
simplicity and the beauty of
imperfection. Diane Durston
offers a collection of simple
yet profound insights and
reections for discovering
the essence of wabi sabi
presented in an irresistible,
hold-in-the-hand package.
Feng Shui Tips
for a Better Life
David Daniel Kennedy
Organized by life concerns
rather than by room design,
here are more than 200 tips
for applying feng shui prin-
ciples to health, romance,
career, wealth, and more.
Dorm Room
Feng Shui
Katherine Olaksen with
Elizabeth MacCrellish
& Margaret M. Donahue
High school students
dreading the cellblock
dorm room should pick
up this colorful read.
Boston Herald
Shell Chic
Marlene Hurley Marshall
Photography by Sabine
Vollmer von Falken
Gorgeous photography,
design ideas, and practical
instructions for bringing
the beauty of shells into the
home make this craft book
beautiful, stunning, and
inspiring.
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The Womans
Hands-On Home
Repair Guide
Lyn Herrick
An essential handbook writ-
ten by a woman for women.
Herrick offers basic home
repair rules in an upbeat,
no-nonsense style, with step-
by-step instructions for xing
and renovating things that go
wrong around the house.
Just In Case
Kathy Harrison
Explains how to set up a
simple home system cover-
ing food storage, alternative
heating sources, toiletries and
clothing, pet supplies, emer-
gency communication plans,
and more that will allow
any household to survive com-
fortably for several days with-
out outside services. Harrison
also explains how to create an
evacuation family plan.
Book Club
$87.60 US / $111.60 CAN
ISBN 978-1-60342-120-1
No. 62120
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ISBN 978-1-60342-085-3; No. 62085
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ISBN 978-1-60342-552-0; No. 62552
160 pages; 9 x 11
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ISBN 978-1-58017-308-7; No. 67308
Two-color
416 pages; 4 x 4
$71.60 US / $103.60 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-755-9; No. 67755
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ISBN 978-1-58017-628-6; No. 67628
384 pages; 4 x 4
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ISBN 978-1-58017-038-3; No. 67038
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176 pages; 4 x 8
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ISBN 978-1-58017-592-0; No. 67592
144 pages; 5/ x 8
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ISBN 978-0-88266-973-1; No. 66973
208 pages; 8 x 8
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ISBN 978-1-60342-035-8; No. 62035
240 pages; 7 x 9/
85
HOUSE & HOME
Unclutter Your Mind
Donna Smallin
These simple strategies for
sweeping out psychological
and emotional clutter will
inspire readers to decide
what matters most and stay
focused on their goals.
Month and Literary Guild
Book Clubs
Organizing Plain
& Simple
Donna Smallin
Donna Smallin uses a per-
sonalized, nonjudgmental
approach to explain how to
assess different situations and
suggests where to start orga-
nizing. Sidebars, quizzes, lists,
and time-saving tips make this
a great book for browsing.
Selection of Crafters Choice,
HomeStyle, One Spirit, and
the Literary Guild Book Clubs
The One-Minute
Organizer
Plain & Simple
Donna Smallin
Quick and easy solutions
guaranteed to bring instant
clutter relief to anyone willing
to nd a minute to get started.
Five hundred simple quick
xes help reduce lifes chaos
and add control, order, and
tranquillity.
Selection of Book-of-the-Month
and Literary Guild Book Clubs
The One-Minute
Organizer A to Z
Storage Solutions
Donna Smallin
Selection of Crossings, Black
Expressions, Childrens Book-
of-the-Month Club, Doubleday
Book Club, Crafters Choice,
HomeStyle, The Good Cook, One
Spirit, and BOMC2 Book Clubs
Unclutter Your Home
Donna Smallin
Keep your home clutter-free
forever with hundreds of
practical ideas for sorting,
evaluating, and getting rid of
all those material items that
get in the way of a simplied
lifestyle.
Selection of the Doubleday
Book Club
The One-Minute
Cleaner Plain
& Simple
Donna Smallin
This is the perfect handbook
for busy people who want to
keep their homes clean and
clutter-free.
Selection of BOMC and
Literary Guild Book Club
Cleaning Plain
& Simple
Donna Smallin
Donna Smallins workable
approach to cleaning appeals
to neatniks and clutterbugs
alike. Hundreds of tips and
methods to achieve and
maintain a clean, inviting
home encourage readers to
get started right away.
Selection of HomeStyle,
Literary Guild, Doubleday,
Live More,
Want Less
Mary Carlomagno
Simplicity expert Mary
Carlomagno shows how to
strip away the nonessentials,
making room for seren-
ity, change, creativity, and
even enlightenment. This
week-at-a-time road map
shows readers how to live
a life free of chaos and clut-
ter physical, mental, and
emotional.
Getting organized
doesnt have to be
intimidating! Easy to
read, easy to implement.
Belongs in every home!
Lorie Marrero, creator of
The Clutter Diet book
and online program
$87.60 US / $111.60 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-743-6; No. 67743
Paper: $16.95 US / $22.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-448-0; No. 67448
320 pages; 7 x 9/
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ISBN 978-1-60342-113-3; No. 62113
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ISBN 978-1-58017-108-3; No. 67108
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ISBN 978-1-58017-607-1; No. 67607
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ISBN 978-1-58017-584-5; No. 67584
288 pages; 5 x 7
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ISBN 978-1-58017-636-1; No. 67636
288 pages; 5 x 7
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ISBN 978-1-58017-659-0; No. 67659
288 pages; 5 x 7
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ISBN 978-1-60342-084-6; No. 62084
288 pages; 5 x 7
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ISBN 978-1-60342-750-0; No. 62750
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ISBN 978-1-60342-558-2; No. 62558
192 pages; 5 x 8/
Clear the Clutter, Find Happiness
donna smallin
Donna Smallin continues her successful coaching with
a fresh set of one-minute tips designed to motivate and
inspire daily habits that will minimize the amount of time
anyone needs to spend on decluttering and cleaning. From
setting up a manageable process for organizing a closet to
making a daily habit of cleaning the bathroom sink, Smal-
lin breaks the work down into easy steps that anyone can
tackle in just a minute or two.
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ISBN 978-1-61212-351-6; No. 622351
288 pages; 4 x 6
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2014
$87.60 US / $111.60 CAN
ISBN 978-1-61212-547-3; No. 622547
86
POSTER BOOKS
Dream Horses
photography by
bob langrish
Celebrates the beauty, the
power, and the majesty of
horses with 30 full-color
large-format posters. Dream-
like scenes, created by master
photographer Bob Langrish,
are paired with inspired text.
Horses in Action!
Thrilling photographs
exhibit the muscular
equine might and grace
that fascinate young horse
lovers. Thoroughbreds
thunder down the stretch,
draft horses strain to pull
twice their weight, and wild
stallions battle furiously over
mares in this collection of 30
pullout posters. All the action
is described and the breeds
identied in lively text on the
back of each image.
Horses & Friends
Poster Book
Horses are happiest when
they have animal friends to
pal around with. Horses with
ponies, dogs, cats, goats, and
other adorable companion
animals are captured in 30
irresistible poster-size photos,
made for pulling out and
decorating bedrooms, play
rooms, lockers, or stables.
Selection of Childrens BOMC
The Petting Farm
Poster Book
Animal-loving children of all
ages will love to display these
adorable farm friends on their
bedroom walls. These 30
pullout posters feature beau-
tifully reproduced images of
sweet chicks, ducklings, kids,
lambs, calves, foals, piglets,
rabbits, and more. The back
of each poster contains fun
facts about the animals
breed, habits, and history.
Wild Animals
of North America
Karl Meyer
North Americas most ma-
jestic animals are captured in
30 breathtaking images. The
back of each poster features
a map indicating the animals
habitat, interesting historical
facts and lore, and a descrip-
tion of how the animal
survives and what it is doing
on the poster.
Childrens Book Award
Eye See You
It's an animal kingdom star-
ing contest with 30 full-color
pullout portraits of creatures
with arresting gazes that tell
fascinating stories. On the
back of each poster, children
will nd general facts about
the animal and information
about those amazing eyes.
Under the Sea
Poster Book
Children can bring home the
magical experience of their
rst trip to the aquarium,
with its scary sharks, touch-
able tide pools, and brightly
colored marine life. Thirty
full-color, pullout portraits of
fantastic sea creatures feature
the ocean residents kids love,
plus all the fun facts that
make each creature unique
and exciting.
Dog Heroes
text by Karl Meyer
Every kind of canine hero
from fearless search-and-
rescue dogs to gentle therapy
dogs is featured on 30
full-color, pullout posters no
dog-loving child will be able
to resist. The back of each
poster tells the story of the
extraordinary canine captured
in an act of heroism.
Young riders love
pictures of ador-
able foals, big
draft horses, sleek
race horses, and
tiny ponies and
that's what this
book delivers.
The Shelby Star
The Horse Breeds Poster Book
Photography by Bob Langrish
Suitable for hanging on bedroom walls, in school
lockers, or even in barns, these 30 posters show
horses in a range of colors and sizes, at work and in
competition. Facts about the pictured horse breeds
are included on the back of each poster.
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ISBN 978-1-58017-507-4
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ISBN 978-1-58017-574-6; No. 67574
64 pages; 9/ x 12
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ISBN 978-1-58017-580-7; No. 67580
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ISBN 978-1-58017-666-8; No. 67666
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ISBN 978-1-60342-116-4; No. 62116
64 pages; 9/ x 12
87
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITY BOOKS
Catch the Wind,
Harness the Sun
Michael J. Caduto
Kids ages 8 to 12 will love
these 22 exciting activities
and experiments focused
on producing and playing
with renewable energy.
Education doesnt get
more fun than this!
Award for the Classroom
WoodsWalk
Henry W. Art
& Michael W. Robbins
A complete primer for the
young naturalist, this guide
highlights special creatures,
conditions, and natural
events in North America
and includes identication
information on trees, terrain,
plants, and wildlife.
Weather!
Rebecca Rupp
To nurture any childs inter-
est in meteorology, Rebecca
Rupp combines impeccable
science, 20 exciting experi-
ments, and irresistible facts
and lore into a book that will
turn every young weather-kid
into a know-it-all.
Teachers Choice Award for
Childrens Books
My First Farm Friends:
Books in a Barn
Betsy Wallin
These adorable illustrated
board books describe a day
in the life of farm animals:
chickens, cows, goats, and
pigs. The books come in a
fully illustrated box that turns
into a play barn with a carry-
ing handle, a barn door that
closes with Velcro, and four
stand-up illustrated cardboard
gures for hours of play.
The Horse Farm
Read-and-Play
Sticker Book
Illustrations by LindsAy
Graham
Five full-color laminated horse
environments invite young
horse lovers to pose horses,
riders, and tack all around the
farm. The 80 reusable vinyl
stickers will keep children busy
creating equine dramas about
every kind of horse situation.
The Horse Show
Read-and-Play
Sticker Book
Illustrations by
Lindsay Graham
text by Katie Navarra
Horses jump over fences,
compete in dressage, and
relax backstage in this
colorful sticker book. Horse-
crazy children will love to
arrange and rearrange 80
heavy-duty stickers in scenes
that mimic English, Western,
and Olympic events.
The Barnyard
Read-and-Play
Sticker Book
Illustrations by
Christina Wald
A world of full-color,
reusable animal stickers
brings barnyard activities
to life. Kids will create their
own animal dramas on
backgrounds that include a
full farm, a barn interior, a
barnyard, an animal pen, and
a chicken coop.
Horse Crazy!
Jessie Haas
Every horse-crazy kid wants
more information on her
favorite subject horses!
Horse Crazy! is a jam-packed
treasure chest of a book that
will keep horse-obsessed kids
(ages 8 and up) busy for hours
on end. Nearly 400 pages are
lled with fun sidebars, breed
IDs, crafts to make for friends
(equine and human), horse
word roots, movies to see, and
books to read.
Excavate! Dinosaurs
jonathan tennant
This papercraft book for kids ages 7 and up features 12
dinosaurs from the Cretaceous, Jurassic, and Triassic
periods, each introduced with a full-color illustration
and text detailing its anatomy, habits, and diet. The
second half of the book, printed on cardstock, contains
pop-out bones mixed together in three period-specic
sites. Kids use their newfound knowledge to create 12
stand-up dinosaur skeletons!
Paper with punch-out pages:
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ISBN 978-1-61212-520-6; No. 622520
82 pages; 8 x 11/
AVAILABLE OCTOBER 2014
$103.60 US / $132.00 CAN
ISBN 978-1-61212-545-9; No. 622545
Four board books in a play barn:
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ISBN 978-1-60342-991-7; No. 62991
20 (per book) pages; Books 4 x 5;
Barn 5/ x 5
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ISBN 978-1-58017-583-8; No. 67583
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8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-1-60342-142-3; No. 62142
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out laminated front and back covers
8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-1-58017-640-8; No. 67640
12 pages plus 4 pages of full-color,
reusable vinyl stickers; fold-out
laminated front and back covers
8 x 10/
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ISBN 978-1-60342-154-6; No. 62154
376 pages; 8 x 8
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ISBN 978-1-58017-477-0; No. 67477
128 pages; 7 x 9
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ISBN 978-1-58017-420-6; No. 67420
144 pages; 7/ x 9
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ISBN 978-1-60342-794-4; No. 62794
224 pages; 8 x 10/
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CHILDREN'S ACTIVITY BOOKS
POP- OUT & PAI NT
Pop-Out & Paint
Horse Breeds
Cindy A. Littlefield
Using the step-by-step
instructions and some basic
craft supplies, kids ages 8
to 12 apply authentic paint
markings and mane and tail
features to ten pop-out horse
breeds. When complete, each
durable model is painted on
both sides and can stand up
for play or display.
Pop-Out & Paint
Farm Animals
Cindy A. Littlefield
Using a few basic supplies
acrylic paints, craft glue,
embroidery oss, and yarn
and step-by-step photographic
instructions, kids 8 to 12 will
have hours of fun creating
sturdy die-cut gures of
barnyard favorites, including
cows, sheep, pigs, goats,
ducks, a barn cat, and more.
Pop-Out & Paint
Dogs & Cats
cindy a. littlefield
Featuring 13 dogs, including
a Labrador retriever, border
collie, and German shep-
herd, and 5 cats, including a
Siamese and Russian blue, the
book offers hours of crafting
entertainment for kids ages 6
to 12. The sturdy die-cut g-
ures pop out of the perforated
pages, ready to be painted
and glued together to become
durable models that stand up
with paper-clip feet. The step-
by-step instructions show
how to paint realistic pets.
GAMES & PUZZLES
Chicken Games
& Puzzles
Patrick Merrell
& Helene Hovanec
This collection of 100
chicken-themed challeng-
es is really something to
cluck about! Kids will love
these adorably illustrated
mazes, codes, brainteas-
ers, puzzles, jokes, word
searches, and riddles and
tongue twisters.
For children 69
Pony Play
Games & Puzzles
Patrick Merrell
& Helene Hovanec
Jackie the Jack Russell
terrier and Barney the barn
owl are in-the-know guides
for a puzzle-packed tour
around the horse farm.
Their silly humor will keep
children laughing while
they solve 100 quizzes,
puzzles, mazes, and riddles.
For children 610
Horse Games
& Puzzles
Over 100 puzzles, activities,
riddles, quizzes, and games
will keep young horse lovers
busy and happy for hours.
Horsey cartoons and illustra-
tions, bits of horse trivia, and
fun equine quotations will
delight those eager to learn
about their favorite animal.
For children 812
Barnyard Games
& Puzzles
Helene Hovanec
& Patrick Merrell
Kids love animals as
much as they love puzzles
and silly word games. Full
of lively drawings, word
games, picture puzzles,
jokes, riddles, and word
play, this collection will
appeal to country and city
kids alike.
For children 610
Sea Life Games
& Puzzles
For children 812
The Great Outdoors
Games & Puzzles
Helene Hovanec
& Patrick Merrell
For children 812
Storey Games Counter Display
4 copies each of Barnyard Games &
Puzzles, Chicken Games & Puzzles,
Horse Games & Puzzles, Pony Play
Games & Puzzles
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8 copies of Pop-Out & Paint Dogs &
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HORSES
Jumping for Kids
Lesley Ward
Jumping is a thrilling accom-
plishment for young riders.
Covering all the fundamen-
tals of jumping safely and
correctly, this complete learn-
to-jump program is the ideal
companion to lessons learned
in the ring.
Riding for Kids
judy richter
The perfect companion to
lessons in the ring, here is
the learn-to-ride program
every young equestrian will
refer to again and again.
Horse Care
for Kids
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill presents every-
thing a young equestrian
wants and needs to know.
Winner of 2002 ASPCA Henry
Bergh Childrens Book Honor
Horse Showing
for Kids
cheryl kimball
Here is everything kids need
to know about horse show
events, along with helpful
tips from pros and a ll-in
show diary.
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How to Think Like a Horse
Cherry Hill
Best-selling author Cherry Hill discusses how horses
think, learn, respond to stimuli, and interpret human
behavior. By understanding what causes a horse to
feel happy or distressed, and by communicating with
a horse in language he can understand, a human can
make training much easier and more rewarding.
Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage
Cherry Hill
Provide the best equine care while maintaining responsible
land practices. Cherry Hill shows how in this thoroughly
updated, full-color edition of her best-selling classic on horse-
keeping. Hill rst explains the behavior and the physical and
emotional needs of horses, then teaches readers how to choose
an appropriate management style. Careful planning and dili-
gent routines result in efcient operations and happy horses.
Any horse owner, from
beginner to advanced,
will nd information of
value in this book.
Horse & Rider
A valuable resource
to anyone thinking of
keeping their horses at
home for the rst time
or thinking of moving
to a new farm.
Chronicle of
the Horse
192 pages; 7 x 10
320 pages; 8 x 10/
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Cherry Hills
Horsekeeping
Almanac
Cherry Hill
Every horse farm needs
a master plan to keep it
running smoothly. Here is
Cherry Hills month-by-
month guide to all the work-
ings of a horse farm, with
reminders, to-do lists, refer-
ence charts, and more.
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What Every Horse
Should Know
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill explores how
horses learn, with a focus
on the knowledge every
horse needs to live safely and
condently in the company
of people. She covers how to
handle a horse without fear,
how to teach respect and
patience, and how to help
the horse master the actual
work he needs to do.
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HORSES
Horse Breeds of
North America
Judith Dutson
Collected in a perfect little
pocket guide no horse lover
will be able to resist, here are
images of 96 horse breeds
galloping, playing, grazing,
working, or simply striking a
pose. At-a-glance conforma-
tion, historical, and usage
facts accompany a full-page
photograph for each breed.
Never has such a range of
horse facts and photography
been packed into such an
appealing gift book.
Storeys Guide to Training Horses,
2nd Edition
In this fully updated edition of her best-selling book,
Heather Smith Thomas offers training methods that can be
applied to any horse, including ponies, Western trail-riding
horses, English riding or jumping horses, working farm and
ranch horses, and horses intended for showing or competi-
tion. This comprehensive guide covers everything readers
need to know to develop a well-trained horse, from ground
work to galloping, and from choosing a bit to trailer training.
Storeys Guide
to Raising
Horses,
2nd Edition
For everyone from experi-
enced horse handlers to those
planning to buy a rst horse,
this complete guide to horse-
keeping covers all aspects
of keeping a horse t and
healthy in body and spirit.
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ARENA POCKET GUI DES BY CHERRY HI LL
Advanced Western
Exercises
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Exercises
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Beginning English
Exercises
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Your Pony, Your Horse
Cherry Hill
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Your Horse
Judy Chapple
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Storeys Illustrated Guide to 96 Horse
Breeds of North America
Judith Dutson
It is impossible to imagine the history of North America with-
out the horse. For more than 500 years, horses have served as
workers and warhorses, as companions and partners. In this
rst-ever comprehensive tribute, equestrian author and expert
Judith Dutson captures the spirit of these noble animals and
provides a wealth of information about each breeds particular
history, special uses, conformation standards, and much more.
Handsome, full-color action photographs and explanatory
drawings enliven every page.
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HORSES
Equine Fitness
Jec Aristotle Ballou
Ballou presents 50 condi-
tioning exercises designed
to enhance a horses sound-
ness, stamina, quality of
motion, longevity, strength,
and agility, with variations
for horses of different ages
and abilities. Individual and
group exercise routines are
described in detail, then
condensed onto pullout
cards to which riders can re-
fer throughout the exercise.
The Riders Fitness
Program
Dianna Robin Dennis, John
J. McCully & Paul M. Juris
More than 85 exercises,
illustrated with step-by-step
instructional photography,
improve balance, exibility,
and coordination. New and
experienced riders will suffer
fewer aches and pains and
nd new strength.
Starting & Running
Your Own Horse
Business, 2nd Edition
Mary Ashby McDonald,
DVM
Learn the ins and outs of
business plans, marketing,
safety issues, insurance, legal
considerations, good horse
management, and veterinary
costs. This revised edition
includes expanded advice
on safety and taxes, plus
suggestions from successful
equestrian entrepreneurs.
Zen Mind, Zen Horse
Allan J. Hamilton, MD
Horses have evolved to understand the ow of energy
chi around them, using it to communicate, express
dominance, and sense danger from predators. Being
quietly present and receptive to your horses chi opens
the potential of your intuitive right brain, awakening
your sensitivity, calm leadership, and mindfulness.
This approach to horse training offers everyone who
works with horses novice or expert a better
understanding of how humans interact with horses and
how doing so can lead to spiritual awakening.
2012 Nautilus Gold Book Award Winner
Hamilton captures
the soul of a horse
perfectly.
Susan Richards,
author, Chosen by a
Horse
320 pages; 7 x 10
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The Riders
Problem Solver
jessica jahiel
Easy to read yet thought-
ful, this fun book works.
Interested in riding better
(or teaching riding better)?
Buy this book.
Horsemens Yankee Pedlar
The Horse Training
Problem Solver
jessica jahiel
Training a horse brings an
array of vexing challenges.
Jessica Jahiel offers sensible
answers to common training
problems in an accessible
Q&A format. Her combina-
tion of basic theory, effective
solutions, and handy tips and
strategies will ensure a more
satisfying experience for both
horse and rider.
The Horse Behavior
Problem Solver
jessica jahiel
Using a question-and-
answer format and drawing
on real-life case studies,
equine behavior expert
Jessica Jahiel explains how
a horse thinks and learns,
why it acts the way it
does, and how one should
respond. She provides
workable answers to
common problems.
A must for those who
love horses and want to
learn more about their
favorite animals.
midwest book review
Knowing Horses
les sellnow & Carol a. butler
A miniature horse weighs just a few pounds, while a giant
draft horse can weigh well over a ton. The only remaining
genetically wild horse is the Przewalski. From a standstill,
a mule can jump (kangaroo-like) over a bar 5 feet high.
This informative compendium of all things equine answers
hundreds of questions about behavior, physiology, breed
characteristics, training, sporting events, and the long-
standing relationship between humans and horses.
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A Parents Guide to
Riding Lessons
Elise Gaston Chand
Essential information
about nding the perfect
lesson program, outtting
your horse-crazed child
for the sport, and mak-
ing sure your young rider
stays safe in the saddle.
Lesley Ward, editor,
Young Rider magazine
The Horse
Doctor Is In
Brent Kelley, DVM
This is one of the best
veterinary books Ive seen
in years . . . it is a very
readable book for pleasure
as well as information.
The American
Quarter Horse Journal
Horse Sense
Veterinarian John J. Mettler
has seen just about everything
that can happen to horses
and horse people from the
rst-time buyer purchasing the
wrong mount to the experi-
enced owner coping with an
acute case of colic. Here he
offers invaluable advice on pre-
ventive health care, breeding,
foaling, putting a horse down
when necessary, and more.
Teaching Safe
Horsemanship
Jan Dawson
Equestrian accidents can
happen but knowledge
and foresight can prevent or
minimize potentially seri-
ous accidents. Jan Dawson
teaches both English and
Western riding instructors
how to create a safe riding
environment.
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Storeys Barn Guide
to Horse Health
Care + First Aid
When a horse isnt well,
every owner wants quick
solutions. With a nail hole at
the top of each page spread,
this book can be hung on a
barn wall as a hands-free
visual guide. Step-by-step
illustrations and simple text
guide readers through every
health situation likely to occur.
Storeys Barn Guide
to Horse Handling
and Grooming
Charni Lewis
A great reference guide
for a trainer working with
new riders. Simple, essen-
tial information thats eas-
ily accessible it gets the
job done.
Horsemens Yankee Pedlar
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Among Wild Horses
Lynne Pomeranz
An intimate glimpse into
one wild herd in the high
desert and semi-alpine
slopes between Wyoming
and Montana. The breath-
taking, full-color photos
speak volumes.
Trail Rider Magazine
The Horse
Nutrition Handbook
Melyni Worth
Covers every element of
horse nutrition, including
the specic needs of brood
mares, performance horses,
and other working animals;
the benets of additives and
herbal supplements; and di-
etary approaches to common
health problems.
Stable Smarts
Old cowboy tricks, quick
homemade xes, hard-earned
lessons, and tried-and-true
horsekeeping wisdom they
all contribute to the treasure-
house of equine know-how
for anyone who rides, owns,
or dreams of spending time
with horses.
The Foaling Primer
Cynthia McFarland
The Foaling Primer chronicles
the rst year of a horses
life in amazing, up-close
photographs. The text guides
the reader through this rst
critical year with detailed
descriptions and instruc-
tion on birth, care, handling,
training, and weaning. This
introductory handbook pro-
vides everything needed to be
successful with a foal.
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Storeys Horse-
Lovers Encyclopedia
Edited by Deborah Burns
An A-Z compendium of
everything horse-related,
this book covers breeds,
tack, facilities, equine care
and management, health and
safety issues, riding styles
and disciplines, shows, horse
professionals and what they
do, and much more.
Braiding Manes and Tails
Charni Lewis
Next to riding, there is nothing horse people love more
than to pamper and groom their horses, and braiding
manes and tails is particularly enjoyable for horse and rider
alike. Here are 30 mane and tail braids for every occasion
from casual rides to blue-ribbon events described with
step-by-step illustrations and color photographs.
$22.95 US / $28.95 CAN
ISBN 978-1-58017-699-6; No. 67699
152 pages; 9 x 9
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Equipping Your
Horse Farm
Cherry Hill
& Richard Klimesh
This companion volume to
Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage
offers in-depth information
on every aspect of selecting,
maintaining, and operating
tractors and horse trail-
ers essential equipment
for horsekeepers. Hill and
Klimesh also discuss the
smaller implements used
frequently on horse farms.
Trailering Your Horse
Cherry Hill
Trailering horses doesnt have
to be stressful. Everything
owners need to know about
selecting, maintaining, and
operating trailers and safely
transporting horses is cov-
ered here by Cherry Hill.
Stablekeeping
Cherry Hill
From design to manage-
ment to maintenance, good
stablekeeping minimizes
repair expenses, reduces feed
and veterinary bills, keeps
horses safe and content, and
provides a pleasant workplace
for owners and riders.
Horse Hoof Care
Cherry Hill
& Richard Klimesh
Good hoof care is key to
every horses health and
performance. This complete
guide explains hoof anatomy,
the farriers role, and the
importance of daily routines
and consistent care if it
affects horse foot health, its
explained in this book.
Horse Health Care
Cherry Hill
Packed with useful advice on
mastering dozens of essential
health-care skills and illus-
trated with step-by-step pho-
tographs, this volume covers
wound care, leg wrapping,
injections, dental exams,
basic restraint, and more.
Horse Handling
& Grooming
Cherry Hill
Award-winning horse handler
Cherry Hill offers a wealth of
practical advice on mastering
essential skills for main-
taining consistent equine
well-being. More than 350
photographs show techniques
for grooming, clipping, bath-
ing, braiding, and more.
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The Horse
Conformation
Handbook
heather Smith Thomas
This is a detailed tour of
the horse, analyzing all
aspects of conformation and
discussing how variations will
affect a horses performance
and suitability for particular
functions.
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40 Fundamentals
of English Riding
Hollie H. McNeil
Master the 40 basic elements
essential to riders in dres-
sage, jumping, and event-
ing. The book comes with
a 90-minute DVD showing
action sequences for each
fundamental.
Peter Leones Show
Jumping Clinic
Peter Leone
& Kimberly S. Jaussi
Olympic Silver Medalist Leone
shares his winning methods
to help up-and-coming riders
master the elements of rst-
rate horsemanship and the
foundations of competitive
show jumping. Leone shares
his philosophy for building
mental strength and focus,
and the relationship between
horse and rider.
The Basics of
Western Riding
Charlene Strickland
An introduction to Western
riding. Using clear photo-
graphs and illustrations by
Elayne Sears, Strickland
teaches safe horse handling
procedures and basic riding
techniques. Trail riding
instructions and a complete
guide to Western tack are
also included.
Competing in
Western Shows
& Events
Charlene Strickland
A must-have reference for
riders and rodeo enthusiasts.
Riders will learn the rules
of competition and how to
prepare themselves and their
horses for show, including
proper tack, basic show rid-
ing techniques, and etiquette.
Western Practice
Lessons
Charlene Strickland
A complete course in West-
ern riding. Readers will learn
to perform, evaluate, and
rene their skills as they
master the Western riding
fundamentals.
Getting Your
First Horse
Judith Dutson
Answers hundreds of ques-
tions prospective horse
owners have: What do I need
to know to choose a horse?
What will my horse need
for housing, feed, exercise?
How much will all this cost?
Medical terms, handling tech-
niques, and a compendium of
breeds are included.
Getting the Most
from Riding Lessons
Mike Smith
This reassuring introduction
to riding helps novice riders
maximize the lesson experi-
ence with information about
safety, horse behavior, basic
riding exercises, and prepar-
ing for that rst show.
Ride the Right Horse
Yvonne Barteau
Barteau describes the four
basic equine personality types
and the clues that help riders
identify them. Training tips
and strategies developed
specically for each equine
personality give riders and
trainers the skills needed to
work effectively with indi-
vidual horses.
The USDF Guide
to Dressage
Jennifer O. Bryant
Easy-to-follow photographic
sequences demystify basic
dressage techniques for riders
of all disciplines. Also covers
the history of dressage, terms
and equipment, management
of the dressage horse, and
much more.
Games on Horseback
Betty Bennett-Talbot
& Steve Bennett
A collection of more than 50
safe, exciting, and challenging
games for horse and rider.
Hardcover with jacket and DVD:
$35.00 US / $46.00 CAN
ISBN 978-1-60342-789-0; No. 62789
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TITLEINDEX
#
2-at-a-Time Socks...................................... 58
40 Fundamentals of English Riding........ 94
100 Skills for the End of the World as
We Know It........................................ 6
101 Arena Exercises for
Horse & Rider....................................... 95
101 Designer One-Skein Wonders........ 54
101 Dressage Exercises
for Horse & Rider................................. 95
101 Drill Team Exercises
for Horse & Rider................................. 95
101 Ground Training Exercises
for Every Horse & Handler................. 95
101 Horsemanship &
Equitation Patterns.............................. 95
101 Jumping Exercises
for Horse & Rider................................. 95
101 Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies..... 48
101 Western Dressage Exercises
for Horse & Rider................................. 95
250 Treasured Country Desserts........... 46
365 Ways to Energize
Mind, Body & Soul............................... 40
500 Treasured Country Recipes............. 46
A
ADHD Alternatives................................... 38
Advanced Western Exercises.................. 90
All Points Patchwork............................ 11
American Craft Beer Cookbook, The.... 51
Among Wild Horses.................................. 92
Apple Cookbook, The........................... 15
Aromatherapy Companion, The............. 41
Around the Corner Crochet Borders..... 55
At Knits End............................................... 56
Attracting Native Pollinators................... 69
B
Backyard Bird-Lovers Guide, The.......... 67
Backyard Cow, The.................................... 72
Backyard Foraging...................................... 31
Backyard Goat, The................................... 72
Backyard Homestead, The....................... 71
Backyard Homestead
Book of Building Projects, The.......... 79
Backyard Homestead Book of Kitchen
Know-How, The .............................. 18
Backyard Homestead Guide to Raising
Farm Animals, The.............................. 74
Backyard Lumberjack, The...................... 83
Backyard Sheep, The................................. 72
Baking Answer Book, The........................ 47
Barnheart..................................................... 71
Barnyard Games & Puzzles...................... 88
Barnyard Read-and-Play
Sticker Book, The................................. 87
Basic Butchering of
Livestock & Game................................ 75
Basics of Western Riding, The................ 94
Be Your Own House Contractor............. 81
Beaded Jewelry: Knotting Techniques ...63
Beaded Jewelry: Stringing Technique ....63
Beaded Jewelry: Wirework Techniques..63
Beading Answer Book, The...................... 63
Beekeeping.................................................. 68
Beer for All Seasons.................................. 52
Beginners Guide to Edible
Herbs, The............................................. 38
Beginners Guide to Hunting Deer
for Food, The......................................... 71
Beginners Guide to Making and Using
Dried Foods, The.................................. 43
Beginners Guide to Preserving Food
at Home, The........................................ 43
Beginning English Exercises..................... 90
Beyond the Square Crochet Motifs....... 55
Big Book of Preserving
the Harvest, The.................................. 43
Bird Brainteasers........................................ 66
Bird Watching Answer Book, The.......... 68
Birdfeeders, Shelters & Baths................. 67
Blacksmiths Craft, The............................ 83
Bonsai Survival Manual............................ 37
Braiding Manes and Tails......................... 93
Bread Making: A Home Course.............. 47
Brew Chem 101.......................................... 52
Brew Like a Pro........................................... 53
Brew Ware................................................... 53
Brewing Made Easy................................... 52
Bufs Dress Design: Sew 30
Fun Styles............................................... 59
Build a Classic Timber-Framed House.. 81
Build Your Own Beekeeping
Equipment.............................................. 68
Build Your Own Low-Cost Log Home.... 81
Building Small Barns,
Sheds & Shelters.................................. 79
Building Stone Walls................................. 82
Building with Stone.................................... 82
Butchering Beef........................................ 75
Butchering Poultry, Rabbit, Lamb,
Goat, and Pork.................................... 75
By Candlelight............................................. 40
C
Cabin Lessons......................................... 8
Candlemakers Companion, The............ 64
Candy Construction.................................. 46
Canine Sports & Games........................... 65
Caring for Perennials................................. 36
Carrots Love Tomatoes............................. 28
Cast On, Bind Of....................................... 57
Cat Behavior Answer Book, The............. 65
Catch the Wind, Harness the Sun......... 87
Cattle Health Handbook, The................. 75
Celebration of Motherhood, A............... 40
Cellaring Wine............................................ 50
Chai............................................................... 48
Cherry Hills Horsekeeping Almanac.... 89
Chick Days................................................... 73
Chicken Coops............................................ 73
Chicken Encyclopedia, The...................... 72
Chicken Games & Puzzles....................... 88
Chicken Health Handbook, The............. 73
Chowderland........................................... 9
Christmas Crochet
for Hearth, Home & Tree................... 55
Cider.............................................................. 51
Circular Knitting Workshop..................... 57
City Gardeners Handbook, The............. 34
Classic Hewn-Log House, The................ 80
Classic Zucchini Cookbook, The............ 48
Cleaner Plate Club, The............................ 48
Cleaning Plain & Simple........................... 85
Clear the Clutter, Find Happiness.......... 85
CloneBrews ................................................. 52
Cofee Time................................................. 51
Cold-Climate Gardening........................... 34
College Cookbook, The............................ 45
Compact Cabins......................................... 81
Compact Houses........................................ 81
Competing in Western
Shows & Events.................................... 94
Complete Compost
Gardening Guide, The......................... 31
Complete Guide to Saving
Seeds, The............................................. 32
Complete Houseplant
Survival Manual, The.......................... 37
Connect the Shapes Crochet Motifs..... 55
Continuous Container Gardens.............. 37
Cookie Craft............................................ 3
Cookie Craft Christmas............................ 46
Cooking Class............................................. 46
Cooking with Fire....................................... 44
Cordials from Your Kitchen..................... 53
Country Tea Parties................................... 48
Covering Ground........................................ 35
Creating an Herbal Bodycare
Business................................................. 38
Creating Fairy Garden Fragrances.......... 64
Crochet Answer Book, The...................... 54
Crochet One-Skein Wonders.................. 54
Crocheter's Skill-Building
Workbook, The..................................... 55
D
Dave Millers Homebrewing Guide........ 53
Deckscaping................................................ 35
Deerproong Your Yard & Garden......... 34
Designer Plant Combinations................. 35
Designing Your Gardens
and Landscapes.................................... 34
Dirt-Cheap Green Thumb, The............... 34
Dishing Up
Maine.................................... 49
Dishing Up
Maryland.............................. 49
Dishing Up New Mexico........................ 49
Dishing Up
Oregon.................................. 49
Dishing Up
Vermont .............................. 49
Dishing Up
Virginia................................. 49
Dishing Up
Washington......................... 49
Dock Manual, The..................................... 82
Dog Behavior Answer Book, The........... 65
Dog Heroes................................................. 86
Donkey Companion, The ........................ 78
Dont Throw It, Grow It!........................... 32
Donut Book, The........................................ 48
Dorm Room Feng Shui.............................. 84
Down & Dirty!............................................. 37
Dr. Kidds Guide to Herbal Cat Care..... 65
Dr. Kidds Guide to Herbal Dog Care.... 65
Draft Horses and Mules .......................... 78
Drawn to Nature ....................................... 66
Dream Cottages......................................... 30
Dream Horses............................................. 86
Drink the Harvest...................................... 50
E
Easy-Gaited Horses................................... 95
Eating Aliens............................................... 71
Electric Fencing.......................................... 69
Epic Tomatoes............................................. 29
Equine Fitness............................................. 91
Equipping Your Horse Farm..................... 93
Essential Guide to Calving....................... 74
Essential Guide to
Color Knitting Techniques, The........ 58
Essential Guide to Cultivating
Mushrooms, The.................................. 30
Essential Oils Book, The........................... 41
Ever-Blooming Flower Garden, The....... 33
Excavate! Dinosaurs.................................. 87
Eye See You................................................. 86
F
Fabric Surface Design............................... 60
Fabric-by-Fabric One-Yard Wonders..... 59
Facelift at Your Fingertips........................ 41
Fallscaping................................................... 35
Family Buttery Book, The....................... 67
Family Cow, The......................................... 74
Farm Anatomy............................................ 67
Farming Freshwater Fish ..................... 13
Farming with Native Benecial Insects.. 69
Felt It!............................................................ 57
Fence Bible, The......................................... 79
Fences for Pasture & Garden.................. 79
Feng Shui Dos & Taboos........................... 84
Feng Shui Tips for a Better Life.............. 84
Fermented Vegetables.............................. 43
Field Guide to Fleece, The..................... 56
Finding Good Farmland............................. 69
Fish Grilled & Smoked.............................. 44
Five-Plant Gardens.................................. 33
Fix, Freeze, Feast........................................ 46
Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook, The.............. 56
Flower Gardeners Bible, The.................. 33
Foaling Primer, The................................... 92
Foliage........................................................... 33
Food Activist Handbook, The.............. 12
Fowl Play...................................................... 72
Fresh Egg Cookbook, The......................... 47
Fresh Honey Cookbook, The................... 47
97
TITLEINDEX
From Vines to Wines................................. 50
Fruit Gardeners Bible, The...................... 30
G
Games on Horseback................................ 94
Gardeners AZ Guide to Growing
Flowers from Seed to Bloom, The.... 33
Gardeners AZ Guide to Growing
Organic Food, The............................... 30
Gardeners Bug Book, The....................... 36
Gardeners Guide
to Plant Diseases, The........................ 36
Gardeners Weed Book, The................... 36
Getting Started with
Beef & Dairy Cattle............................. 75
Getting the Most from
Riding Lessons...................................... 94
Getting Your First Horse.......................... 94
Ghoulish Goodies....................................... 46
Good Life Lab, The.................................... 70
Good-to-Go Cookbook, The.................... 48
Grasses......................................................... 33
Grass-Fed Cattle........................................ 75
Great Outdoors
Games & Puzzles, The........................ 88
Greenhorns.................................................. 70
Groundbreaking Food Gardens............... 28
Grow a Little Fruit Tree............................. 30
Grow Your Handmade Business............. 62
Growing & Using Herbs Successfully.... 38
Growing Chinese Vegetables
in Your Own Backyard........................ 31
Growing Christmas Trees......................... 69
Growing Healthy Houseplants................ 37
Growing Tasty Tropical Plants
in Any Home, Anywhere.................... 30
Growing Your Herb Business................... 38
Guerilla Furniture Design...................... 1
Guide to Canning, Freezing, Curing
& Smoking Meat, Fish & Game, A... 44
H
Hand Dyeing Yarn and Fleece................. 56
Hand Printing from Nature...................... 64
Handmade Marketplace, The................. 62
Hands-On Healing Remedies.................. 41
Happy Baby, Happy You........................... 39
Happy Cat, Happy You............................. 65
Happy Dog, Happy You............................ 65
Hardy Succulents....................................... 33
Hatching & Brooding Your
Own Chicks........................................... 73
Have-More Plan, The............................ 83
Healthy Bones & Joints............................. 38
Healthy College Cookbook, The............. 45
Herb Gardener, The.................................. 38
Herb Mixtures & Spicy Blends................ 50
Herbal Antibiotics...................................... 40
Herbal Antivirals...................................... 40
Herbal Goddess...................................... 4
Herbal Home Remedy Book, The........... 38
Herbal Home Spa, The............................. 41
Herbal Remedy Gardens.......................... 38
Herbal Tea Gardens................................... 38
Herbal Teas................................................. 48
Herbal Vinegar........................................... 50
Herbs for Childrens Health................. 22
Herbs for Common Ailments.................. 39
Herbs for Hepatitis C and the Liver...... 38
Herbs for Long-Lasting Health................ 39
Herbs for Mens Health....................... 22
Herbs for Natural Beauty......................... 39
Herbs for Stress & Anxiety...................... 39
Hiking Companion, The............................ 39
Hive Management..................................... 66
Home Cheese Making.............................. 68
Home Creamery, The............................... 42
Home Plan Doctor..................................... 80
Home Sausage Making............................. 44
Home Water Supply, The........................ 83
Home Winemakers Companion, The... 50
Homebrew Favorites................................. 52
Homebrewers Answer Book, The.......... 53
Homebrewers Garden, The.................... 51
Homebuilt Winery, The............................ 51
Homegrown Herbs..................................... 38
Homegrown Honey Bees.......................... 68
Homegrown Pork..................................... 74
Homegrown Whole Grains...................... 30
HomeMade.................................................. 80
Homemade Liqueurs and
Infused Spirits..................................... 53
Homemade Root Beer, Soda & Pop....... 45
Homemade Soda........................................ 45
Homeowners Complete Tree & Shrub
Handbook, The..................................... 34
Homeowners Energy Handbook, The.. 83
Hooked on Crochet................................... 57
Horse Behavior Problem Solver, The..... 91
Horse Breeds of North America............. 90
Horse Breeds Poster Book, The.............. 86
Horse Care for Kids................................... 89
Horse Conformation Handbook, The.... 93
Horse Crazy!............................................... 87
Horse Doctor Is In, The............................ 92
Horse Farm Read-and-Play
Sticker Book, The................................. 87
Horse Games & Puzzles........................... 88
Horse Handling & Grooming................... 93
Horse Health Care..................................... 93
Horse Hoof Care........................................ 93
Horse Nutrition Handbook, The............. 92
Horse Sense................................................ 92
Horse Show Read-and-Play
Sticker Book, The................................. 87
Horse Showing for Kids............................ 89
Horse Training Problem Solver, The...... 91
Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage......... 89
Horses & Friends Poster Book................ 86
Horses in Action!....................................... 86
Hot Sauce!................................................... 44
Hot Tubs, Saunas, & Steam Baths......... 82
How Carrots Won the Trojan War......... 36
How to Build a Fence................................ 79
How to Build Animal Housing................. 78
How to Build Paths,
Steps & Footbridges............................ 82
How to Build Small
Barns & Outbuildings.......................... 79
How to Build Your Own Greenhouse.... 79
How to Crochet.......................................... 55
How to Keep a Dream Journal................ 40
How to Knit................................................. 48
How to Make a Quilt................................. 62
How to Make Chocolate Candies.......... 47
How to Make Curtains......................... 23
How to Make Frozen Yogurt.................... 45
How to Make Ice Cream....................... 22
How to Make Maple Syrup...................... 45
How to Make Slipcovers...................... 23
How to Mulch............................................. 31
How to Sleep Soundly Tonight................ 40
How to Think Like a Horse...................... 89
Humane Livestock Handling.................... 75
I
Improv Sewing............................................ 59
Incense......................................................... 40
Increase, Decrease............................... 10
Intermediate Western Exercises............ 90
Into the Nest............................................... 68
Introduction to Heritage Breeds, An..... 74
J
Joy of Gardening........................................ 32
Jumping for Kids........................................ 89
Just In Case................................................. 84
K
Kayak Companion, The............................ 66
Keep Chickens!........................................... 73
Keep Out!..................................................... 80
Keeping a Nature Journal......................... 66
Keeping Livestock Healthy....................... 75
Keeping the Harvest.................................. 42
Kids Building Workshop, The................. 80
Kids Guide to Keeping Chickens, A...... 2
Kiss My Aster............................................. 35
Kitten Owners Manual, The................... 65
Knife Skills................................................... 45
Knit Christmas Stockings....................... 55
Knit One, Bead Too.................................... 55
Knit One, Felt Too...................................... 57
Knit Scarves!............................................... 57
Knit Socks!................................................... 57
Knit Your Socks on Straight..................... 58
Knitters Life List, The............................... 58
Knitting Answer Book, The...................... 54
Knitting Fabric Rugs ............................ 16
Knitting Loves Crochet............................. 57
Knitting Rules!............................................ 56
Knowing Horses......................................... 91
Knowledgeable Knitter, The.................... 57
Kristin Knits................................................. 58
L
Lace One-Skein Wonders....................... 54
Landowners Guide to Managing
Your Woods, A..................................... 83
Landscaping with Fruit.............................. 30
Lawn & Garden Owners Manual, The... 34
Let It Rot!..................................................... 31
Let's Make & Play
Teddy Bear Doctor.......................... 17
Life Cycles of Butteries, The ................ 67
Little One-Yard Wonders ........................ 59
Live More, Want Less .............................. 85
Livestock Guardians.................................. 78
Lobster!......................................................... 49
Locavore Way, The.................................... 48
Low-Cost Pole Building Construction.... 81
Luxury Yarn One-Skein Wonders........... 54
M
Made from Scratch.................................... 71
Making & Using Vinegar.......................... 50
Making Aromatherapy
Creams & Lotions................................ 41
Making Bent Willow Furniture................ 64
Making Bentwood Trellises,
Arbors, Gates & Fences..................... 64
Making Felted Friends............................... 61
Making Hay................................................. 69
Making Herbal Dream Pillows................ 64
Making Music............................................. 61
Making Natural Liquid Soaps.................. 63
Making Rag Rugs....................................... 64
Making Transparent Soap........................ 63
Making Wild Wines & Meads................ 50
Making Your Small Farm Protable....... 70
Managing Manure..................................... 69
Maple Sugar................................................ 44
Maple Syrup Cookbook............................ 44
Melt & Mold Soap Crafting..................... 63
Mend It Better............................................ 60
Microshelters........................................ 20
Milk-Based Soaps...................................... 62
Mobile Poultry Slaughterhouse, The..... 73
Modular Home, The.................................. 80
Moms Best Crowd-Pleasers................... 48
Monte Burchs Pole Building Projects.... 80
More Homebrew Favorites...................... 52
My First Farm Friends: Books in a Barn87
N
Natural Baby Care...................................... 39
Natural Foot Care....................................... 40
Natural Soap Book, The............................ 62
Natural Stonescapes................................. 36
Naturally Clean Home, The..................... 84
Naturally Healthy Hair.............................. 40
Naturally Healthy Skin.............................. 40
Nature Anatomy......................................... 67
Nature Connection, The........................... 66
98
TITLEINDEX
Nature Journal............................................ 66
Natures Art Box......................................... 61
New England Clam
Shack Cookbook, The......................... 49
New Woodburners Handbook, The...... 83
North American CloneBrews.................. 52
O
One-Minute Cleaner
Plain & Simple, The............................. 85
One-Minute Organizer
A to Z Storage Solutions, The........... 85
One-Minute Organizer
Plain & Simple, The............................. 85
One-Skein Wonders.................................. 54
One-Woman Farm................................... 71
One-Yard Wonders.................................... 59
Organic Body Care Recipes..................... 41
Organic Farming Manual, The................ 70
Organic Lawn Care Manual, The........... 34
Organizing Plain & Simple....................... 85
Outdoor Shower, The................................ 82
Outdoor Stonework................................... 36
Outdoor Water Features.......................... 36
Outdoor Woodwork.................................. 36
Oxen.............................................................. 78
P
Pamper Yourself (Series)......................... 40
Paper Illuminated....................................... 64
Papermakers Companion, The............... 64
Papermaking with Garden Plants &
Common Weeds.................................. 64
Parents Guide to Riding Lessons, A...... 92
Peaches and Other Juicy Fruits.............. 48
Perennial Care Manual, The.................... 35
Perennial Gardeners
Design Primer, The.............................. 35
Perfect Pumpkin, The................................ 30
Perfumes, Splashes & Colognes............. 41
Peter Leones Show Jumping Clinic....... 94
Petting Farm Poster Book, The............... 86
Pickled Pantry, The.................................... 43
Picnic............................................................. 47
PlyDesign..................................................... 81
Pocketful of Poultry................................... 72
Pony Play Games & Puzzles.................... 88
Poolscaping................................................. 35
Pop-Out & Paint Dogs & Cats................. 88
Pop-Out & Paint Farm Animals.............. 88
Pop-Out & Paint Horse Breeds............... 88
Practical Guide to
Container Gardening, The................. 37
Preserving Wild Foods.............................. 42
Pruning Answer Book, The...................... 31
Pruning Made Easy.................................... 31
Pumpkin....................................................... 42
Puppy Owners Manual, The................... 65
Put em Up!.................................................. 42
Put em Up! Fruit........................................ 42
Put em Up!
Preserving Answer Book, The........... 42
Q
Quilting Answer Book, The...................... 62
Quilting with a Modern Slant................ 62
R
Rabbit Housing........................................... 78
Rabbit-Raising Problem Solver, The...... 78
Raising a Calf for Beef.............................. 74
Raising a Team Player............................... 66
Raptor!.......................................................... 68
Raw Energy.................................................. 47
Raw Energy in a Glass.............................. 47
Real Food for Cats..................................... 65
Real Food for Dogs.................................... 65
Recipes from the Root Cellar.................. 43
Reclaiming Our Food................................. 70
Recycled Crafts Box................................... 61
Reinventing the Chicken Coop................ 73
Renovating Barns,
Sheds & Outbuildings......................... 79
Ride the Right Horse................................. 94
Riders Fitness Program, The................... 91
Riders Problem Solver, The.................... 91
Riding for Kids............................................ 89
Right Rose, Right Place............................. 33
Root Cellaring............................................. 43
Rosemary Gladstars Herbal Recipes
for Vibrant Health................................ 39
Rosemary Gladstars Medicinal
Herbs: A Beginners Guide................ 39
Roses Love Garlic....................................... 28
Rustic Retreats............................................ 80
S
Saving Container Plants........................... 37
Saving Seeds............................................... 32
Saving Vegetable Seeds............................ 32
Scarecrows.................................................. 64
Sea Life Games & Puzzles........................ 88
Seascape Gardening.................................. 34
Secret Life of Beer!, The........................... 51
Secret Lives of Backyard Bugs, The....... 67
Secrets of Plant Propagation................... 32
Secrets to Great Soil................................. 31
Seed Sowing and Saving........................... 32
Serving Up the Harvest............................ 43
Sew & Stow................................................. 60
Sew Up a Home Makeover...................... 60
Sew What! Bags......................................... 60
Sew What! Fleece...................................... 60
Sew What! Skirts....................................... 60
Sewing Answer Book, The....................... 60
Sewing School............................................. 61
Sewing School 2......................................... 61
Shell Chic..................................................... 84
Show Me a Story........................................ 61
Simple Fountains........................................ 64
Simple Ways to Energize.......................... 40
Simple Ways to Relax............................... 40
Skirt-a-Day Sewing.................................... 59
Small-Scale Livestock Farming................ 74
Snowshoe Experience, The...................... 66
Soap Crafting.............................................. 63
Soapmakers Companion, The................ 62
Sock Yarn One-Skein Wonders............... 54
Soul Support Book, The............................ 40
Soup Night................................................ 46
Spa of Your Own, A................................... 40
Spinners Book of Fleece, The................. 56
Spinners Book of Yarn Designs, The.... 56
Spruce: A Step-by-Step Guide
to Upholstery and Design................ 60
Stable Smarts.............................................. 92
Stablekeeping.............................................. 93
Starter Vegetable Gardens...................... 28
Starting & Running
Your Own Horse Business................. 91
Starting & Running Your Own
Small Farm Business............................ 70
Starting Seeds............................................. 32
Step-by-Step Outdoor Stonework.......... 82
Stephanie Pearl-McPhee Casts Of....... 56
Stone Primer............................................... 82
Stonework.................................................... 82
Storeys Barn Guide to
Horse Handling and Grooming......... 92
Storeys Barn Guide to
Horse Health Care + First Aid.......... 92
Storeys Barn Guide to Sheep.................. 72
Storeys Basic Country Skills................... 71
Storeys Guide to Growing Organic
Orchard Fruits....................................... 69
Storeys Guide to Growing Organic
Vegetables & Herbs for Market....... 69
Storeys Guide to Keeping Honey Bees.... 76
Storeys Guide to Raising Beef Cattle... 77
Storeys Guide to Raising Chickens..73, 77
Storeys Guide to Raising Dairy Goats... 76
Storeys Guide to Raising Ducks............ 77
Storeys Guide to Raising Horses........... 90
Storeys Guide to Raising Llamas........... 76
Storeys Guide to Raising Meat Goats.... 76
Storeys Guide to Raising
Miniature Livestock............................. 76
Storeys Guide to Raising Pigs................ 77
Storeys Guide to Raising Poultry........... 77
Storeys Guide to Raising Rabbits.......... 77
Storeys Guide to Raising Sheep............. 76
Storeys Guide to Raising Turkeys.......... 77
Storeys Guide to Training Horses......... 90
Storeys Horse-Lovers Encyclopedia..... 93
Storeys Illustrated Breed Guide to
Sheep, Goats, Cattle, and Pigs......... 78
Storeys Illustrated Guide to 96 Horse
Breeds of North America................... 90
Storeys Illustrated Guide to
Poultry Breeds....................................... 72
Successful Small-Scale Farming............. 71
Sustainable Homebrewing....................... 51
Sweater Chop Shop, The.......................... 58
T
Tabletop Gardens....................................... 37
Tag, Toss & Run.......................................... 67
Taking Time for Friends............................ 40
Taking Time for Tea................................... 48
Tan Your Hide!............................................ 74
Tasting Beer ............................................... 52
Tasting Whiskey......................................... 53
Teaching Safe Horsemanship.................. 92
Things I Learned from Knitting . . .
whether I wanted to or not................ 56
Timber Frame Construction.................... 81
Tips for the Lazy Gardener...................... 32
Toe-Up 2-at-a-Time Socks....................... 58
Tomato: A Fresh-from-the-Vine
Cookbook............................................... 48
Trail Riding................................................... 95
Trailering Your Horse................................ 93
Trash-to-Treasure Papermaking.............. 61
U
Ultimate Dining Hall Hacks..................... 45
Unclutter Your Home................................ 85
Unclutter Your Mind................................. 85
Under the Sea Poster Book...................... 86
Uniquely Felt............................................... 58
USDF Guide to Dressage, The................ 94
V
Vegan Frozen Treats............................. 23
Vegetable Gardeners Bible, The............ 29
Vegetable Gardeners Book of
Building Projects, The......................... 79
Vegetable Gardeners Container
Bible, The............................................... 29
Veggie Gardeners Answer Book, The.... 28
Vertical Vegetables & Fruit ..................... 28
Vintage Beer............................................. 53
W
Wabi Sabi..................................................... 84
Water-Wise Home, The........................... 83
Weather!...................................................... 87
Weather-Resilient Garden, The.............. 34
Week-by-Week Vegetable
Gardeners Handbook......................... 28
Western Practice Lessons........................ 94
What Color Is Your Swimming Pool?.... 82
What Every Horse Should Know............ 89
Whats That Bird?...................................... 68
Wild Animals of North America............ 86
Wild Turkeys............................................... 71
Wildlife-Friendly Vegetable
Gardener, The.................................... 29
Window Boxes............................................ 37
Winemakers Answer Book, The............ 51
Womans Hands-On
Home Repair Guide, The.................... 84
Woodland Homestead, The ................ 14
99
TITLE&AUTHORINDEX
AUTHORINDEX
A
Adkins, Dorcas........................................... 64
Allen, Laura................................................. 83
Allen, Linda L. ............................................ 95
Anderson, Alison and Steven.................. 45
Anderson, Sarah......................................... 56
Art, Henry W. ............................................ 87
Aubrey, Sarah Beth.................................... 70
B
Bader, Beth.................................................. 48
Baldwin, Edward A. .................................. 67
Ballou, Jec Aristotle............................91, 95
Barnes, Lexie............................................... 60
Barney, Danny............................................ 69
Barteau, Yvonne......................................... 94
Belanger, Jerry............................................ 76
Beneke, Jef................................................. 79
Benjamin, Ali............................................... 48
Bennett, Bob.........................................77, 78
Bennett, Steve............................................. 94
Bennett-Talbot, Betty................................ 94
Beranger, Jeannette................................... 74
Berlow, Ali............................................12, 73
Berry, Susan................................................ 37
Bestor, Leslie Ann...............................55, 57
Bethmann, Laura........................................ 64
Birutta, Gale................................................ 76
Blum, Nicole................................................ 58
Bonney, Richard E. .............................68, 76
Booth, Nancy M. ....................................... 41
Bowers, Sharon........................................... 46
Boyles, Stephanie....................................... 95
Bradbury, Zo Ida...................................... 70
Bradley, Fern Marshall.............................. 32
Bradley, Steve............................................. 37
Braren, Ken.................................................. 80
Bredesen, Sara Thomson......................... 76
Breedlove, Greta......................................... 41
Bridgewater, Alan and Gill....................... 36
Brown, Amanda.......................................... 60
Brown, Kathleen......................................... 48
Bryant, Jennifer O. .................................... 94
Bryson, Lew................................................. 53
Bubel, Mike and Nancy............................. 43
Buhner, Stephen Harrod....................38, 40
Burch, Monte.......................................79, 80
Burns, Deborah........................................... 93
Burns, Max.................................................. 82
Burris, Judy.................................................. 67
Bushway, Stephen...................................... 83
Butler, Carol A............................................ 91
Byers, Dorie................................................. 38
C
Caduto, Michael J. .................................... 87
Calhoun, Scott............................................ 35
Callahan, Gail.............................................. 56
Cameron, Brenda and Brian.................... 64
Camp, Carole Ann..................................... 60
Campbell, Frederick C. ............................ 36
Campbell, Stu......................................31, 83
Carlomagno, Mary..................................... 85
Carlsen, Spike................................. 8, 79, 80
Carroll, Ricki................................................ 42
Castella, Krystina....................................... 47
Caughey, Melissa......................................... 2
Cavitch, Susan Miller................................ 62
Chadwick, Janet......................................... 43
Chand, Elise Gaston.................................. 92
Chapin, Kari................................................. 62
Chapple, Judy............................................. 90
Chase, Nan K. ............................................ 50
Chattman, Lauren...................................... 47
Chesman, Andrea.................18, 43, 46, 48
Chiof, Nancy............................................. 42
Choiniere, Joseph....................................... 68
Cobb, Tanya Denckla................................ 70
Cohen, Stephanie....................................... 35
Collins, Bill.....................................45, 47, 50
Conroy, Drew.............................................. 78
Cook, Deanna F. .................................17, 46
Cooper, Jane............................................... 44
Costenbader, Carol W. ........................... 43
Cotler, Amy................................................. 48
Cousin, Pierre Jean.................................... 41
Cox, Jef........................................................ 50
Cramer, James............................................ 37
Cresswell, Stephen.................................... 45
Crowe, Alison.............................................. 51
Curtis, Alice................................................. 58
D
Damerow, Gail................ 30, 7274, 7679
Danforth, Adam......................................... 75
Danylchuk, Andy........................................ 13
Davis-Hollander, Lawrence..................... 48
Dawson, Jan................................................ 92
Dawson, Patrick......................................... 53
Deesing, Mark............................................ 75
Delaney, Sara.............................................. 55
Delmar, Diana............................................. 65
Delmonte, Patti.......................................... 65
Denckla, Tanya L. K. ................................. 30
DenHartog, Francesca.............................. 60
Dennis, Dianna R. ..............................91, 95
DeWitt, Dave.............................................. 49
Diedricksen, Derek.................................... 20
Dodt, Colleen K. .................................39, 41
Dohner, Janet Vorwald............................. 78
Dojny, Brooke......................................... 9, 49
Donahue, Margaret M.............................. 84
Drowns, Glenn............................................ 77
Dub, Richard L. ........................................ 36
Durant, Judith...............................10, 54, 57
Durston, Diane........................................... 84
Dutson, Judith.....................................90, 94
E
Eames, Alan D............................................ 51
Eastman, Wilbur F., Jr. ............................ 44
Eckman, Edie........................................54, 55
Eddy, Carson............................................... 63
Edwards, Victoria H. ................................ 41
Ekarius, Carol................. 56, 72, 74, 76, 78
Ellis, Barbara W............................28, 32, 35
Engler, Nick................................................. 79
Erickson, Laura........................................... 68
Erler, Catriona Tudor................................. 35
Evans, Rachael............................................ 63
Evans-Hylton, Patrick................................ 49
F
Failor, Catherine......................................... 63
Faiola, Anne-Marie.................................... 63
Farrell-Kingsley, Kathy.............................. 42
Feld, Kate..................................................... 63
french, Crispina......................................... 58
Fierro, Ethan................................................ 82
Fisher, Joe and Dennis.......................51, 52
Fleming, Severine von Tscharner............ 70
Fryer, Janice........................................... 3, 46
G
Gannon, Linda............................................. 64
Garnett, Larry W....................................... 80
Gartland, Ashley........................................ 49
Gelfand, Dale Evva..................................... 40
Gianino, Andrew........................................ 80
Gilleland, Diane.......................................... 11
Gillett, Michelle.......................................... 40
Gladstar, Rosemary............................22, 39
Glickman, Joe.............................................. 66
Golding, Claire Mowbray......................... 68
Gough, Robert............................................. 32
Grandin, Temple......................................... 75
Grifth, Roger............................................. 80
Grummer, Arnold E................................... 61
Guest, DeNeice C. .................................... 50
Gulling, Rich.........................................50, 53
H
Haas, Jessie................................................. 87
Haedrich, Ken............................................. 44
Halloran, Ed................................................. 50
Halpin, Anne............................................... 34
Hamilton, Allan J. ..................................... 91
Hanna, Kathleen Cannata........................ 48
Hansen, Ann Larkin.....................69, 70, 83
Hard, Roger................................................. 81
Harrington, Geri..................................31, 45
Harrison, Kathy.......................................... 84
Hart, Rhonda Massingham...............28, 34
Hartung, Tammi..................................29, 38
Haynes, N. Bruce....................................... 75
Heldmann, Carl.......................................... 81
Heller, Barbara L........................................ 40
Herd, Tim..................................................... 44
Herrick, Lyn................................................. 84
Hiebert, Helen............................................ 64
Hill, Cherry..................... 76, 89, 90, 93, 95
Hill, Lewis................................ 3032, 34, 69
Hill, Lewis and Nancy........................33, 34
Hobson, Phyllis........................................... 74
Hofmann, David........................................ 38
Holcomb, Rachel........................................ 45
Holderread, Dave....................................... 77
Holl, John..................................................... 51
Hollingsworth, Craig................................. 13
Holman, Will................................................. 1
Hoskins, Patricia.................................23, 58
Hovanec, Helene.................................51, 88
Hubbard, Clare........................................... 64
Hughes, Steve............................................. 51
I
Immergut, Debra........................................ 58
J
Jabbour, Niki............................................... 28
Jacobs, Betty E. M. ................................... 38
Jahiel, Jessica.............................................. 91
Janson, Lee W............................................ 52
Janssen, Mary Beth................................... 40
Jashanmal, Buf......................................... 58
Jaussi, Kimberly S...................................... 94
Jensen, Candi.............................................. 57
Jessop, Carol............................................... 60
Jeswald, Peter............................................. 82
Jirsa, Amy...................................................... 4
Johnson, Dean............................................ 37
Jordan, Marynor......................................... 48
Juris, Paul M. ............................................. 91
K
Kelaidis, Gwen Moore............................... 33
Kelley, Brent................................................ 92
Kennedy, David Daniel............................. 84
Kidd, Randy ................................................ 65
Kilarski, Barbara......................................... 73
Kimball, Cheryl........................................... 89
Klimesh, Richard........................................ 93
Klober, Kelly................................................ 77
Kofman, Deb.............................................. 40
Woodland Style.......................................... 84
Woodstove Cookery.................................. 44
WoodsWalk................................................. 87
Woodworking FAQ.................................... 80
World of Cake, A....................................... 47
Y
Year-Round Vegetable Gardener, The.... 28
Your Calf...................................................... 76
Your Goats................................................... 76
Your Horse................................................... 90
Your Pony, Your Horse.......................76, 90
Your Puppy, Your Dog............................... 76
Your Rabbit.................................................. 76
Z
Zen Mind, Zen Horse................................ 91
100
AUTHORINDEX
Kopecky, Mark............................................ 69
Krishna, Priya.............................................. 45
Kujawski, Ron and Jennifer...................... 28
L
Landers, Jackson........................................ 71
Langstaf, John........................................... 61
Laubach, Christyna M. and Ren........... 68
Lawrence, Mike.......................................... 82
LeHoullier, Craig........................................ 29
Leone, Peter................................................ 94
Leslie, Clare Walker.................................. 66
Lewis, Ashton............................................. 53
Lewis, Charni........................................92, 93
Lewis, Colin................................................. 37
Lisle, Andria................................................ 61
Littleeld, Cindy A..................................... 88
Livestock Conservancy, The ................... 74
Loftus, Amelia Slayton.............................. 51
Long, Jim...................................................... 64
Lutzen, Karl F. .....................................52, 53
M
MacCrellish, Elizabeth.............................. 84
Macher, Ron................................................ 70
Macunovich, Janet..............................34, 36
Madigan, Carleen...................................... 71
Mahnken, Jan.............................................. 67
Maine, Sandy.............................................. 38
Makela, Casey............................................ 62
Manalo, Paula............................................. 70
Manikowski, John....................................... 44
Marcin, Marietta Marshall...................... 38
Marcoux, Paula........................................... 44
Maria, Donna.............................................. 41
Marrone, Teresa......................................... 43
Marshall, Marlene Hurley........................ 84
Marshall, Roger.......................................... 79
Martin, Alison............................................. 74
Martin, Deborah L..................................... 31
Martin, Laura C. ........................................ 61
Martin, Laurelynn G. and Byron E. ....... 30
Masterton, Laurey..................................... 47
May, Rachel................................................. 62
McCarthy, Betsy Lee................................. 58
McClure, Susan.......................................... 38
McCreary, Rosemary................................ 37
McCully, John J. ........................................ 91
McDonald, Mary Ashby........................... 91
McElroy, Kevin............................................ 73
McFarland, Cynthia................................... 92
McGowan, Alice and Brian...................... 37
McLeod, Brett............................................. 14
McNeil, Hollie H. ...................................... 94
McRaven, Charles........................80, 82, 83
Mead, Gretchen......................................... 42
Medeiros, Tracey....................................... 49
Mehus-Roe, Kristin.................................... 65
Merrell, Patrick......................51, 66, 72, 88
Mettler, John J., Jr. .....................71, 75, 92
Meyer, Karl.................................................. 86
Mikula, Rick................................................. 67
Miller, Dave................................................. 53
Moore, Arden............................................. 65
Moore-Gough, Cheryl............................... 32
Morgan-Oakes, Melissa........................... 58
Morris, Karen.............................................. 63
Morrison, Alethea...................................... 68
Mosher, Randy........................................... 52
Mothes, Lee................................................. 80
N
Navarra, Katie............................................. 87
Neuburger, Emily K................................... 61
Neville, Kati................................................. 46
Nicholas, Kristin......................................... 58
Nichols, Lew................................................ 51
Nimetz, Alexandra..................................... 45
O
Ohrenstein, Dora....................................... 55
Olaksen, Katherine.................................... 84
Ondra, Nancy J. .................................33, 35
Oppenheimer, Betty...........................60, 64
Oster, Maggie............................................. 50
OSullivan, Penelope...........................31, 34
P
Pace, Maggie............................................... 57
Pangman, Judy............................................ 73
Patry, Karen................................................. 78
Pearl, Sue..................................................... 61
Pearl-McPhee, Stephanie......................... 56
Peary, Danny .............................................. 66
Peery, Susan Mahnke................................ 44
Pelzel, Raquel.............................................. 42
Perry, Leonard............................................. 30
Peterson, Deborah..................................... 32
Peterson, Valerie................................... 3, 46
Philbrick, Frank and Stephen................... 83
Pisano, Tony................................................ 68
Pitzer, Sara.................................................. 30
Pleasant, Barbara..................28, 31, 36, 37
Plumley, Amie Petronis............................ 61
Poe, Rhonda Hart....................................... 95
Pomeranz, Lynne........................................ 92
Powell, Eileen.............................................. 33
Proulx, Annie............................................... 51
R
Rabof, Fran................................................. 46
Radclife, Margaret......................54, 57, 58
Ralph, Ann................................................... 30
Ralston, Nancy C....................................... 48
Raymond, Dick........................................... 32
Read, Marie................................................. 68
Reavis, Charles G. ..................................... 44
Reich, Lee..................................................... 30
Reppert, Bertha.......................................... 38
Rezendes, Cheryl........................................ 60
Rice, Alina.................................................... 78
Richards, Wayne........................................ 67
Richter, Judy................................................ 89
Riotte, Louise.............................................. 28
Roach, Kristin M........................................ 60
Robbins, Michael W. ........................66, 87
Robbins, Roanne......................................... 37
Robertson, J. Craig and Barbara............. 80
Robinson, Ed and Carolyn........................ 83
Robson, Deborah........................................ 56
Rogers, Marc............................................... 32
Romm, Aviva and Tracy............................ 38
Rosen, Diana........................................40, 48
Roth, Charles E. ......................................... 66
Rothman, Julia ........................................... 67
Rowan, Gerald ........................................... 81
Rowell, Victoria.......................................... 67
Ruechel, Julius ........................................... 75
Rupp, Rebecca.....................................36, 87
Rushing, Felder........................................... 64
Russell, Scott R. ........................................ 52
Russell, Stephen......................................... 30
S
Sams, Debbie Kay...................................... 95
Sanderfoot, Alan E. .................................. 82
Sanford, Malcolm T. ................................ 76
Sayer, Maggie............................................. 76
Scheckel, Paul............................................. 83
Schloss, Andrew..................................45, 53
Schmidt, Philip............................................ 81
Schneider, Peter......................................... 33
Schneller, Lee.............................................. 33
Schrider, Don.............................................. 77
Schroeder, Roger........................................ 81
Schwenke, Karl........................................... 71
Searle, Nancy.............................................. 76
Sekora, Chaila............................................. 60
Sellnow, Les................................................. 91
Selsam, Millicent........................................ 32
Severson, Mike........................................... 83
Sheehy, Harry............................................. 66
Shockey, Kirsten K. and Christopher.... 43
Siegel-Maier, Karyn............................39, 84
Simmons, Paula.......................................... 76
Smallin, Donna........................................... 85
Smith, Beth.................................................. 56
Smith, Charles W. G. .................34, 38, 68
Smith, Edward C. ...................................... 29
Smith, Mike................................................. 94
Smith, Nicole............................................... 58
Snodgrass, Lucie L. ................................... 49
Sobon, Jack A. ........................................... 81
Spagna, Ana Maria...................................... 6
Spaziani, Gene............................................ 50
Sponenberg, Phillip.................................... 74
Stanley, Jason............................................. 45
Starr, Emeline............................................. 45
Steege, Gwen W..........................48, 55, 58
Steinberg, Sally Levitt............................... 48
Stell, Elizabeth P. ...................................... 31
Stevens, Mark......................................52, 53
Stewart, Keith............................................. 69
Stiles, David and Jeanie............................ 80
Storer, Pat.................................................... 76
Storey, John and Martha.......................... 71
Storey, Martha............................................ 46
Stovel, DeeDee....................................42, 47
Strickland, Charlene.................................. 94
Stuckey, Maggie..................................46, 48
Szamatulski, Tess and Mark.................... 52
T
Talbert, Barbara Weiland..................60, 62
Taylor, Kathleen......................................... 57
Tennant, Jon................................................ 87
Thomas, Heather Smith................................
.....................................7477, 90, 92, 93
Thompson, Jennifer Trainer..............44, 47
Thomsen, Amanda.................................... 35
Thomson, Jess............................................ 49
Tiede, Karen................................................ 16
Tilgner, Linda.............................................. 32
Tkacsik, Lindsay......................................... 46
Tourles, Stephanie........................ 40, 41 47
Townsend, Sara Begg................................ 37
Tredway, Catherine................................... 80
Tremayne, Wendy Jehanara.................... 70
Tukey, Paul............................................34, 67
Turner, Carole B. ....................................... 32
V
Van Loon, Dirk............................................ 74
Vargas, Pattie.......................................50, 53
Vinton, Sherri Brooks................................ 42
Vivian, John................................................. 82
W
Wallin, Betsy............................................... 87
Walter, Claire.............................................. 66
Ward, Lesley............................................... 89
Wardwell, Joyce A. ................................... 38
Waterman, Dennis L. ............................... 83
Weaver, Sue ..........................72, 74, 76, 78
Webb, James............................................... 13
Weingarten, Matthew............................... 42
Westerman, C. Kaila................................. 63
Weston, Nicole.............................22, 23, 45
White, Christine......................................... 58
White, Patrick............................................. 69
Wiseman, Ann Sayre................................ 61
Woginrich, Jenna................................71, 73
Wolfe, Ralph................................................ 81
Wolpe, Matthew........................................ 73
Wong, Angi Ma.......................................... 84
Woodier, Olwen..................................15, 48
Worth, Melyni............................................ 92
X,Y,Z
Xerces Society, The................................... 69
Yaker, Rebecca....................................23, 58
Yang, Linda.................................................. 34
Zachos, Ellen........................................31, 37
Ziegler, Lee.................................................. 95
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Mail-Order Catalogs: Amy Pulver | E-mail: amy.pulver@storey.com
Media Review Copies & Author Appearances: contact Storey Publicity | E-mail: publicity@storey.com
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