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  We Love to Sew Bedrooms - Cool...

  Annabel Wrigley

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  Have your kids crafting up a storm to personalize their bedrooms with these 23 easy-to-sew and no-sew projects.Whip the child in your life into a bedroom decorating frenzy with We Love to Sew—Bedrooms by Annabel Wrigley of Little Pincushion Studio. With 23 easy-to-sew and no-sew projects that range from simple to moderately difficult, this inspiring book encourages kids to mix and match a variety of styles, from modern to boho to whimsical. Also included are detailed instructions on creating mood boards to capture their very own unique vision, as well as basic information about sewing, supplies, and sewing machine basics that will lay the foundation for a lifelong love of all things handmade

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  Endangered Eating - America's...

  Sarah Lohman

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  Apples, a common New England crop, have been called the United States' most endangered food. The iconic Texas Longhorn cattle is categorized at critical risk for extinction. Unique date palms, found nowhere else on the planet, grow in California’s Coachella Valley, but the family farms that caretake them are shutting down. Apples, cattle, dates?these are foods that carry significant cultural weight. But they’re disappearing. In Endangered Eating, culinary historian Sarah Lohman draws inspiration from the Ark of Taste, a list compiled by Slow Food International that catalogues important regional foods. She travels the country learning about the distinct ingredients at risk of being lost: in Hawaii, she learns the stories behind heirloom sugarcane; in the Navajo Nation, she assists in the traditional butchering of a Navajo Churro ram; in the Upper Midwest, she harvests wild rice; in the Pacific Northwest, she spends a day reefnet fishing; on the Gulf Coast, she devours gumbo made with filé powder; in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, she tastes America’s oldest peanut. She learns from those who love these rare ingredients: shepherds, fishers, farmers, scientists, historians, and activists. And she tries her hand at raising these crops and preparing these dishes. Animated by stories yet grounded in research, Endangered Eating gives listeners the tools to support community organizations and producers that work to preserve local culinary traditions and rare, cherished foods.

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  Come and Eat - A Celebration of...

  Bri McKoy

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  In today's busy world, we all crave something deeper and truer. Whether we're seeking relationships that go beyond the surface or gatherings that allow for joy and pain, Bri McKoy reminds us that all we need is a table, open hearts, and a simple invitation: come and eat. 
  Join Bri as she invites you to discover how a common dining room table can be transformed into a place where brokenness falls away to reveal peace and fellowship. Whether your table is laid with bounty or meager offerings, surrounded by the Body of Christ or homeless, broken souls, she shows us that healing begins when we open our hearts and homes. 
  Throughout the pages of Come and Eat, Bri gives you the tools and encouragement you need to:Learn to look more intently at the tables God is preparing before youCome to the table with your brokenness, your celebration, and your worriesCreate a warm and welcoming environment 
  Chock full of recipes, timeless tips, and thoughtful questions for discussion, Come and Eat reminds us that fellowship in God's love is always the most remembered, most cherished nourishment. Because when we make room for others, we make room for God, and our homes become vibrant sources of life, just as he means them to be. 
  Praise for Come and Eat: 
  "A coveted place at Bri’s table also means she has made a loving space for you in her heart. In this book, with unbound generosity, Bri shares both table and heart with all of us." 
  --Joy Wilson, bestselling author of Joy the Baker's Over Easy 
  "Bri takes the best of life--neighbors, good food, the hope of Christ--and cooks it down into an invitation to reach for the solace of community. I'll be holding on to Come and Eat, both for the go-to recipes and for the reminder that God's love for me is a feast best shared with those around me." 
  --Shannan Martin, author of Falling Free: Rescued from the Life I Always Wanted

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  How To Travel Europe Cheap

  HowExpert, Willoughby Ann Walshe

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  If you want to know how to travel to Europe cheap, then get "How To Travel Europe Cheap" by someone with real life experience who has traveled to Europe on a budget. 
  In this step by step guide you will be able to reap the following benefits: 
  - Learn how to plan your trip. From the layout ground rules, personal preferences,abilities and purpose of your trip. 
  - How to pick an off season time of the year. 
  - Check on budget bargains by countries and regions. 
  - How to evaluate alternatives to vacation. 
  - How to prepare your trip. 
  - How to commence the trip. 
  - And much more. 
  About the Expert 
  Willoughby Ann Walshe has amassed decades of experience traveling, living, and working in Europe. As a tourist she has criss-crossed the continent, learning to know the most different aspects of travel. She has lived in various locations, gaining inside insight into the people and their special cultures. In Germany, she worked 25 years as editor of the Made in Germany magazine, informing millions of readers in 180 countries worldwide six times a year in English about high technology, products, and services exported by German manufacturers. Her numerous translations of news articles and books from German into English make technical, cultural, and philosophical material understandable to a wide audience. 
  As author of this How to Travel Europe on a Budget: Off the Beaten Track guide, she summarizes her broad knowledge and experiences in travel for readers who want to visit countries on the continent, but have low-budget limitations for a vacation. She convinces readers they can plan itineraries that take advantage of the many free and very low-cost means of getting to meet the people, see the sights, enjoy the cuisines, and sample the beverages. She points out how along the way they can have such adventurous times they will come back home... 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z.

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  Start Quilting with Alex...

  Alex Anderson

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  Make your first quilt a keeper with this comprehensive beginner’s guide by the host of The Quilt Show and author of All Things Quilting. 
   
  Alex Anderson has inspired and educated countless quilters with her television programs, fabric lines, and numerous books. In Starting Quilting with Alex Anderson, she takes first-time quilters through every step of the quilting process. With Alex’s detailed instructions and illustrations, you will learn to plan, cut, piece, quilt, and bind a quilt.  
   
  Starting Quilting with Alex Anderson features eight easy, beautiful projects. This expanded edition features new projects, more quilt sizes, and lots of helpful new tips and shortcuts. If you want to make a quilt but can't tell a rotary cutter from a seam ripper, Alex Anderson will get you quilting—and loving it—in no time!

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  The History of England

  Jane Austen

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  The History of England from Henry IV to Charles I, by a partial, prejudiced, and ignorant historian.  N.B. There will be very few dates in this History! Jane Austen wrote The History of England in 1791, at the age of just 15, as a satirical parody of 18th-century historical textbooks.  It pokes fun at the apparent impartiality of contemporary historians and contains more opinions about the monarchs' relative characters than any facts or dates. The History of England was not published until 1922, more than a century after Austen's death.

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