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I like this book because of all the colored pictures. It has pictures of the ground when it cracked open, and it has pictures of lava spitting out of a volcano. It even has a picture of waves going really high and a man next to it to show the height of the tsunami wave. And it has a picture of a bridge that was broken during an earthquake.
It is for kids or adults. Some of the reading is really easy, some is a little hard. It would appeal to kids who like earth science.
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This book has many colorful pictures to inspire your creations. It has good step by step instructions for beginners. It also looks great on a coffee table!
This book was my introduction to an author named Sandra Brown and I've been a fan for the past six years. The day I picked it up I needed something to escape from long hours of studying and practicing accounting figures in the library and it did just that from the first to the last sentence in five hours. However, I recommend you read "Breakfast in Bed" first . . . "Send No Flowers" is a continuation.
When an unexpected storm disrupts young widow Alicia Russell's camping trip with her two sons, she and the boys are rescued by a mysterious man who offers them shelter for the night. Alicia is reluctant to accept Pierce Reynolds's offer, but the ferocity of the storm and the resulting damage to her own cabin leave her little choice.
Pierce's attention to the boys wins their outright worship--and reminds Alicia how much her sons have missed having a man in their lives--while his sensuality rekindles emotions Alicia had thought were long buried. But as she gradually allows herself to explore her desires, Pierce seems determined to keep his distance emotionally for reasons he can't, or won't, explain.
Well written and sensual, this hardcover reissue of one of Brown's early entries in the Bantam Loveswept line holds up well given the time that has elapsed since its initial publication in the early 1980s. The plot device of enforced togetherness is somewhat tiresome, but longtime Brown fans looking for a hardcover edition of an old favorite might like to splurge on this one. --Lisa Wanttaja
Since the death of her husband, Alicia Russell has struggled to take care of her two young sons alone. Now fiercely independent, she is determined to never again depend on another person. But when a sudden storm threatens to ruin a family camping trip, Alicia finds it hard to say no to a stranger offering a night's refuge--especially when the man playing hero offers much more than shelter from the storm.
Handsome, sensual, and slightly mysterious, Pierce Reynolds showers much-needed attention on Alicia's sons--and reminds her, after so many years of solitude, how it feels to be desired. But even as he tempts her to explore her newly reawakened longings, he holds her at arm's length, his only explanation a silent refusal to share the secrets of his heart.
Torn by the fear that Pierce can't provide the emotional support she and her children deserve, Alicia returns to Los Angeles and struggles to move on without him. But when a crisis brings Pierce back into her life, Alicia knows she can't give him up again without a fight. Alicia has already learned that life comes with no guarantees. But can she convince the man who'd renewed her hope that love is a risk worth taking?
Tender, tantalizing, and never less than irresistible, Send No Flowers is one of Sandra Brown's classic romances, available in hardcover for the first time.
The English Garden is an anthology of Christian romances by four very talented writers. The four novellas are set in or around a garden theme and span from medieval time to modern day. Great reading for a lazy spring afternoon as you relax in the warm sun.
DiAnn Mills, in her marvelous easy-to-read style, weaves a tender romance between Margaret Walker and Lieutenant Andrew Stuart. Set in the midst of Germany's air raids on London during World War II, A FLOWER AMIDST THE ASHES blends an engaging story of two people caught in the realities of war with authentic historical and cultural accuracy.
In ROBYN'S GARDEN, Kathleen Y'Barbo tells of the struggles of Robyn Locksley and Travis Gentry to understand each other and blend their American and English cultures. Memorable supporting characters make their journey through an English garden to each other one you won't soon forget.
Gail Gaymer Martin offers a delightful glimpse of Victorian English society in her APPLE OF HIS EYE. You'll love Sarah Hampton as she wins the love of her life, "Big John" Banning, in spite of the fact that he's not of her social class.
Jill Stengl's A WOMAN OF VALOR portrays Helen Walker's journey through trying circumstances and personal phobias to Oliver. Set in medieval times, Helen's courage and unfaltering faith is inspiring.
All four of these novellas, though set in four different eras, provide wholesome romantic stories to affirm God's perfect plan for each of us in His garden that we call life. I'll certainly be watching for other titles by these talented writers.
I love this wreath book! The instructions are well written and easy to understand, but the photos - ah - the photos! The photos elegantly, yet simplistically illustrate each and every wreath in the book. The book also adds in variations you could do to some of the wreaths. It's a keeper!
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I'm new to flower drying so there may be others that are better (which I'm still looking for) but this book has lots of neat ideas. There's a section on gathering and preserving flowers that talks a little about growing your own plants and then there's literally just one page on air-drying, one page on pressing and 2-3 pages on using silica gel. I was actually hoping for more details on drying techniques. The rest of the book (80%) is really ideas for arrangements. It does have beautiful pictures and indeed, they are inspirational but also a bit intimidating for a beginner.
This book is great for a beginner. I went to the library to find a book that would tell me how to dry my valentine roses. I so thourghly enjoyed this book I am going to buy it for myself as well as for others as a gift. Not only does it tell you how to dry flowers, but it demonstrates step by step how to grow them, and different ways to arrange them. It has beautiful pictures in it with arrangements from elegant, country to modern - something for everyone. I highly recommend it. It makes a lovely tabletop book as well as a reference book. The author Cathy Miller has designed flower arrangements for presidents throughout the years, even for President Clinton who has allergies. Cathy has designed the flower arrangements for him encased in glass!
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I found this book at a used bookstore (sadly it's out of print), and since then I've treasured it as an inspiration. I suppose for so many years I've had a latent love of plants and the beauty they offer-- and this book shows clearly how to tap into that love and develop the skills towards sculpting & refining a plant's image according to bonsai principles. If you're interested in bonsai, and are looking for a good starter book, well-- in my opinion, this is the one. Buy it used from amazon, or go to half.com or wherever-- and make the seven dollar investement; you won't regret it. It's the kind of book that you will find yourself perusing some evenings, learning some new details of this art, and also, as you flip from picture to picture of master-level bonsai specimens, find yourself in awe of the staggering beauty of these lovingly, carefully, meticulously maintained plants. But don't think that this is some kind of museum book for bonsai; well.... it partly is, but there is a large section where the author takes your typical garden-center plants (and I mean, raggedy, rough-looking plants that look like they've failed to sell for some time), and through a series of photographs he clips, trims, wires and repots the plants, transforming them into beautiful bonsai. All for the relatively inexpensive price of the nursery purchase! There is really so much to say about this book, but over-all, every technique is covered, and at the end of the book there is a particularly detailed calendar where the author outlines what can & cannot, should & should not be done during the different seasons (ie. repotting, fertilizing, wiring, pruning). My appreciation goes out to the author and photographer for their inspirational work-- thank you for a book that really has changed my life.
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I bought this book as a companion book to my Sunset Western Garden book. The main reason why I bought it was because of the color photos (Sunset's book only has sketches) and I found I needed to see real photographs of the flowers when planning my gardens. For my purposes, it serves me very well allthough it seems that it contains only the "popular" species as far as flowers go. It also is very short in its descriptions and what type of care the plants need. It does not contain enough information on its own, but as a cross reference, it is great. I find it serves my purposes well for needing to see "real life" pictures of the potential flowers I want to plant.
This book is loaded with information and is well-illustrated and easy to understand. It begins with how to assess your space and plan your garden, then moves on to soil, climate and tools. The techniques section is great -- teaching you how to propagate, hoe, mulch, prune, etc. There is also an excellent chapter on troubles, including but not limited to, pests and weed control, and special chapters on greenhouse ad water gardening. This is a fantastic book. The flaw? NO INDEX. It is a pain to find information about specific plants because it is difficult to find. Plants are divided into climbers, shrubs, conifers, trees, roses, fruits, annuals, bulbs, perennials and vegetables, but often you have to look through several sections to find the plant you're interested in, and if it's not in the book, it takes you a long time to find that out. I love this book but hope subsequent editions will include an index.
I had just begun composting my kitchen scraps with a worm bin and my worms were surviving, but I still had questions and not sure where to turn. Everyone had a different idea and I was uncertain as to the best things to do. Then I heard about "Worms Eat My Garbage" during a lecture on Earth Day this year, but the speaker wasn't sure the book was in print anymore. Amazon had it, of course! I ordered it, and I believe it is a must read for anyone wishing to do vermicomposting (worm composting). It is so informative and educational, very clear and directive, and funny. My worms are fat, sassy, and making bunches of little worms, and I have no concerns what-so-ever that I will be successful with this adventure. I am already recommending this book to my friends and I recommend it to you, too. Worm composting isn't the messy process I thought it was going to be, I keep mine indoors, and I have no smell at all.
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Here's how this vintage fiction was described in 1918: "An old-fashioned love story that is nontheless modern."
The National Library for the Blind describes it this way: "The Ballard siblings, Mary, Constance, and Barry, live in an
old house in Washington, D.C. With Constance getting
married, their aunts, Isabelle and Frances, want Mary to
close up the house. However, Mary feels responsible for
Barry, so she has taken the bold step of renting the Tower
Room to a gentleman."
This book was filled with easy-to-make gifts from the garden. The author walks you step by step through the process and shares lessons learned to make the gift fool proof. There are ideas for pressed flower pictures, natural dyed linen, clever Christmas ornaments and violet flower jelly. This book is a favorite of mine since the ideas are new and unusual. I recommend this book.
The 60 projects are arranged seasonally, and time, cost, materials, difficulty, and shelf life are given for each one. The projects run the gamut of complexity, from small pots of herbs (rated one pair of scissors--the easiest) to a lacy bridal-flower album (rated four pairs of scissors). It's not necessary to actually grow the ingredients--all can be purchased. Several pages at the beginning of the book detail what is needed to start out, and a section at the back gives relevant information for growing the various plants used. Handmade Gifts from a Country Garden would be a marvelous gift for anyone who has a bountiful garden or simply loves plants and crafts.
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Flower Style is the perfect book for anyone looking to create beautiful arrangements for their own home. Diane Wagner the author has laid out this book perfectly with easy to follow instructions and illustrations. This is a fun gift for anyone who loves flowers and the flower photography is amazing!!
Great pressed-flower projects, color preservation techniques and flower reconstruction procedures; a unique method of pressing flowers between pressboard and batting, and various methods of color enhancement. Includes a guide of flowers to press, tips and color retention. 142 pages hardcover
