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  Himmeli - Make geometric straw...

  Eija Koski

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  An introduction to making himmeli straw mobiles with 22 unique projects.
  Discover the traditional art of himmeli in this captivating book in which Finnish craft and sleek artistry intertwine to create stunning geometric mobiles from rye straw. The exquisite mobiles with their angular lines, geometric shapes and crisp, airy feeling have something natural and timeless about them. With the addition of colours and new materials such as paper drinking straws, they become modern sculptures that can adorn your home or make thoughtful gifts for friends and family.
  In Himmeli you get a comprehensive introduction to building himmeli mobiles alongside step-by-step instructions and a gallery of inspirational images that will help both beginners and seasoned crafters create 22 beautiful mobiles. 
  This absorbing book covers:
  • Himmeli: history and folklore
  • Rye straw: an introduction to materials
  • Geometric beauty: the basic shapes
  • The technique: tips for a successful build
  • Projects: with step-by-step instructions and diagrams
   Himmeli is your key to creating timeless, intricate hanging mobiles from readily available and affordable materials to bring a touch of Nordic flair to your home.

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  My Life: The Sitcom - Second...

  Chadd Allan Wheat

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  Welcome to My Life: The Sitcom, featuring the panderings and ponderings of Yours Truly, Chadd Wheat. 
    
  Believe it or not, many of you have actually asked for this book. I don't know if you intend on using it for the bottom of the birdcage, evidence in impending legal actions, or simply as a guide to living frivolously. Whatever the case, I hope you enjoy it. 
    
  I started writing My Life: The Sitcom in 2002. Most of my articles, as published in The Lebanon Reporter and elsewhere, are my direct observations on the craziness that surrounds my life. Nearly all the events contained herein are actually true, with the names sometimes changed to protect the ignorant. 
    
  People often ask me where I get the inspiration to write my ludicrous columns. After rubbing my chin and looking sage, I usually say something like, "by consuming too much reality television, caffeine and other borderline hallucinogens. 
    
  Ha, ha! Just kidding, local law enforcement! As a matter of fact, I never watch reality television!

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  Genius Mom Hacks - The Tools and...

  Amy Motroni

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  Are you tired of your home always being a mess? Constantly spinning your wheels and adding to your stress? Genius Mom Hacks: The Tools and Routines That Will Give You Back Your Life, Time, & Sanity is your step-by-step guide to finally go from overwhelmed to in control. Inside, you’ll discover simple but powerful routines, productivity tools, and practical systems that turn daily chaos into smooth, predictable flow. Learn how to create a home that practically runs itself—on autopilot—so you’re no longer stuck playing catch-up. You’ll also uncover how to raise “team player” kids who take ownership and help out, while giving your toddlers and young kids the gift of independent play (which gives you back hours of kid-free time!). Written by a busy mom of four who’s been where you are, this book will help you eliminate stress, reclaim your sanity, and build a home you actually enjoy living in. If you’ve ever wished for more time, more peace, and more control—you’ll find the blueprint right here.

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  William Stanek's Blue Ridge...

  The Editors of Our American...

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  In the Southern Appalachians, the road can become part of the landscape.
  
  Ridges lengthen. Fog takes away views and gives back atmosphere. Forests change with elevation. Rivers cut across mountain structure. Old communities, parkways, gaps, valleys, waterfalls, and overlooks turn movement itself into interpretation.
  
  William Stanek's Blue Ridge, Smokies & Southern Appalachia connects Great Smoky Mountains, the Blue Ridge world, Shenandoah, New River Gorge, and the larger mountain country through the rhythm that actually binds them.
  
  This is a book about what happens between destinations: ridge travel, weather, road fatigue, changing forest, river crossings, basecamp choices, smaller mountain towns, and the decision to let one section of the Appalachians remain enough for the day.
  
  For road travelers, walkers, families, couples, solo explorers, photographers, and return visitors, this is Appalachia as a journey rather than a collection of park entrances.

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  Bluebell And Other Cats Who...

  Cat Protection

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  A heartwarming, beautifully packaged collection of the UK's most moving and inspiring cat rehoming stories, created in full partnership with the nation's leading feline charity, Cats Protection.

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  The Sultan's Organ - The diary...

  John Mole

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In 1599, English musician and organ builder, Thomas Dallam, traveled to Constantinople to deliver a magnificent self-playing organ and clock to Sultan Mehmed III. The Sultan’s Organ is the diary of his remarkable adventure, put into modern English by John Mole. 
  Follow Dallam’s journey through the Ottoman Empire, as he navigates the Sultan’s harem, political intrigues, and the extraordinary challenge of transporting and installing the Sultan’s mechanical organ. 
  From shipwrecks in the Aegean to perilous adventures across Greece and Turkey, this historical account blends meticulous documentation with vivid storytelling, offering a unique glimpse into early 17th-century diplomacy, craftsmanship, and life at the Ottoman court. 
  An essential audiobook for fans of history, travel narratives, and the fascinating intersection of diplomacy, danger - and  music - in the early modern world.

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