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  USA: Where Dogs Have More Rights...

  Robert Okine

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  This witty, satirical examination of dogs' rights in each American state spins the carefree lives of man's best friend into a surprising reflection on humanity itself... Okine makes a clear, convincing case that America truly is 'a dog's world.' — BookLife by Publishers Weekly, ★★★★★ 
  A funny and engaging look at American dog culture...Okine has an admirable grasp on the subtle nuances that define each state's unique culture... Still, the engaging narrative more than accomplishes its goal of taking readers on a diverting and amusing canine-themed tour of America - one state at a time, one bark at a time. — Kirkus Reviews 
  A delightful, informative travel guide for dog lovers... Okine's humorous cultural survey tracks dog culture across the U.S., flush with keen observations in an upbeat tone. ​​​— Foreword Clarion Reviews, ★★★★ 
  An alphabetical journey like no other, Okine gives an entertaining and frequently tongue-in-cheek overview of life as a canine in every state across America. With constant flashes of humor and endearing colloquial details that show the author's wit, cleverly combining a pet guide, travel guide, and eye-opening social commentary. — Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★ 
  A very funny, easy read which will appeal to all-even if you're not a dog lover... "Forget cupholders-Alabama trucks are built for paws on the dash and tails wagging at full speed." — Reedsy Discovery, ★★★★ 
  Okine's patter is clever...For California, he answers 'Dog, no question. You're a sun-kissed influencer, pampered by fans and you never have to pay for parking.' — BlueInk Review

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  Scottish Plant Names: An A–Z

  Gregory J. Kenicer

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  Names are incredibly powerful things and are a crucial part of the way we see and classify the world around us. Plant names are especially fascinating in this respect. Some are simply descriptive or speak of ancient uses and remedies, whilst others have religious origins or roots in wider folklore, and some are very recent inventions.
  This book introduces almost 300 plant names to showcase the enormous variety of Scotland's native species. It includes English, Gaelic and Scots (Including dialect) names, revealing the country's diverse linguistic history. Short descriptions, together with historical and cultural information in each entry, make this book an ideal companion for all those with an interest in Scotland's rich botanical tradition.

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  Leather Bracelets - Step-by-step...

  Nihon Vogue-Sha

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  Thirty-three easy-to-make designs—from friendship bracelets to a braided metallic cuff. Mix and match to create your own personal style!   Make the most of one of today’s hottest jewelry trends with Leather Bracelets, a collection of thirty-three beautiful beaded, knotted, and braided accessories that would be at home on the shelves of the most stylish designer boutiques. Gorgeous worn alone but even more stylish stacked, these bracelets can be made with readily available leather cord and findings and a few basic jewelry-making tools. Each hand-crafted bracelet can be made unique just by changing the colors and chosen charms or beads. Sized precisely to fit the recipient, these bracelets are sure to please!

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  The Little Book Of Bonsai -...

  Russ Chard

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  Bonsai growing is an artform that originally started in Egypt and was copied by China hundreds of years ago.
  
  Trade and cultural links between China and Japan meant that part of the two countries exchange of ideas and traditions involved gardens and Bonsai in Chinese known as 'punsa' - in English 'tree in a pot'.
  
  Japanese garden enthusiast Russ Chard has put together this book 'The Little Book Of Bonsai ' to explain lots of aspects of this beautiful and eye catching art form that is very popular all over the world. It could well serve as the inspiration for you to become a Bonsai grower and cultivator perhaps as a new hobby or becuse of a long standing ambition to take it up as a hobby.
  
  Subjects covered in this book include:
  - History of Bonsai
  - What IS A Bonsai?
  - What Type Of Bonsai To Choose To Grow
  - Styles Of Bonsai
  - Sizes Of Bonsai
  - Indoor Bonsai
  - Outdoor Bonsai
  - Bonsai Care
  - The Basics Of Effective Bonsai Care
  - How To Repot A Bonsai Tree
  - Outdoor Bonsai Tree Care
  - Indoor Bonsai Tree Care
  - Bonsai Maples
  - Growing A Japanese Maple From A Seed
  - History Of Japanese Maples
  - How To Grow A Dwarf Acer
  - How To Cultivate & Grow Bonsai From Seeds
  - Artificial Bonsai Trees
  - Bonsai Maintenance
  - Bonsai Plants
  - How To Try & Revive A 'Dead' Bonsai
  - Misconceptions About Bonsai Trees
  - The Advantages Of Growing Bonsai
  - Starting Your Own Bonsai Growing Project
  - Pruning
  - What Type Of Bonsai Pots Should I Consider?
  - More On The Importance Of Repotting
  - Tools And Accessories For Bonsai Growing
  - The Numerous Ways To Get Your Bonsai Equipment (at a good price!)
  - The 6 Do's And Don'ts Of Bonsai
  
  'The Little Book Of Bonsai' explains in simple terms the many aspects of Bonsai and how you can easily by learning the basics start growing your own for outdoor and indoor beauty.
  
  Easy to understand and follow this is the complete mini-course in Bonsai growing.

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  Tiered Gardening: A Beginner's...

  Alan Smithee

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  Tiered Gardening can be a beneficial and fun hobby. In these days of rising prices and unsure food chains, it can also provide vegetable and herbs for your consumption.

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  Billy in Bunbury

  Royal Baking Powder Company

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  This 1924 poem/recipe book, designed as promotional material for the Royal Baking Powder Company, is set in the Oz community of Bunbury. Little Billy, who won't eat, is taken to the delicious kingdom Bunbury by King Hun Bun to help whet his appetite. Meanwhile, the King leaves the boy's mother with a recipe book for treats, made easy by the use of Price's Baking Powder.Written by Ruth Plumly Thompson, though neither her name, nor the illustrator’s (Gertrude Kay) appears on the book. (Summary by P. Cunningham)

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