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  Soap Making Recipes and...

  Olivia Richards

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  "Soap Making Recipes and Techniques: Create Luxurious Bars and Bath Treats from Your Kitchen" is your ultimate guide to the art of soap making right in your own home. This book contains something for everyone, whether you're an experienced soap maker or a novice wishing to get started in this fulfilling craft.  
  Explore the chemistry involved, learn about the various kinds of soap, get proficient with necessary tools, and take safety precautions as you delve into the intriguing world of soap manufacturing. You'll find everything you need to get started, from setting up your space for manufacturing soap to knowing the characteristics of fats and oils.  
  With thorough, step-by-step directions, you'll discover how to use several methods, like melt and pour, hot process, and cold process, to make lovely bars of soap. Discover a variety of formulas, ranging from traditional bar soaps to unique blends enhanced with opulent colors, perfumes, and exfoliants.  
  The go-to guide for making homemade soaps and bath delights that are as opulent as they are decadent, "Soap Making Recipes and Techniques" is beautifully illustrated and jam-packed with helpful hints and troubleshooting guidance. This book will motivate and assist you at every stage of the process, whether you're creating soaps for gifts, yourself, or to launch your own company. 

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  The Language of Flowers

  Sarah Cray

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  Celebrate the secret language and symbolism of flowers with Sarah Cray’s sixth book. Beautiful watercolor, gouache, and ink illustrations are paired with explorations of flora and the messages we send with each bouquet. Allow it to serve as an intimate gift, a personal art piece, or to complement your spring and Valentine’s Day decor.

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  Airline Pilot The interview and...

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Welcome to a new installment of the most successful collection in America, welcome to the Aeronautical Library! In this new edition, we have decided to take a different path to how we write and transmit knowledge and experiences. This new volume is not a technical manual like the previous manuals. Still, it is an explanatory manual based on experiences lived by a group of airline professionals who today form elite crews in international airlines worldwide. They will detail their paths until they reach where they are, they will express their experiences by recommending to each reader the most agile way to achieve their professional goals. 
  	This book is focused on understanding the way to becoming part of an international flight crew, starting from the initial interview in a company, through the entire personnel selection process, the theoretical courses of the plane to fly, the specific simulator instruction, the real flight instruction, the semi-annual instruction, the annual and semi-annual checks, the day-to-day work with all the operational details and many more details to know.  
  Throughout these pages, each reader will know the experiences lived by our team of pilots, today temporarily writers, who have dedicated their free time to making a portrait of their experiences that we will call "Stories of Success" for this manual to become an indispensable guide for any pilot who wants to achieve the dream of flying an international airline. For such dedication, we thank Marcos (Pilot Boeing 787 Latam Airlines), Maximiliano (Pilot Airbus 380 Emirates), Fernando (Pilot Airbus 320 LatamAirline) and José (PilotA330 AviancaAirlines).

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  HowExpert Guide to the San...

  HowExpert, Susan Hartzler

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  There’s so much to see and do in the San Fernando Valley that you might find it hard to decide where to begin. From movie studio tours, amusement parks, cultural centers, metaphysical spots, a historic mission, hiking trails, huge parks, lovely gardens, restaurants galore, and much, much more, the Valley, as locals call it, is the place for fun. Author Susan Hartzler who grew up there shares the rich history of the area and hidden secrets and personal stories in this exhaustive guide. 
  Did you know Lucille Ball and her husband Ricky Ricardo lived there with a cow that used to kiss them good night from their bedroom window? Or that Marilyn Monroe was discovered in the Valley working at Radioplane Munitions Factory in Van Nuys? Or how about the fact that the Jonas Brothers grew up in Toluca Lake and Bruno Mars had a place in Studio City? Those are just a few of the celebrity stories you’ll learn about when you read this book. 
  The Valley is more than strip malls, suburbs, and Valleyspeak. The area’s diverse residents bring with them different cultures that make the Valley something extra special. There are even Longhorn cattle living there amidst some major celebrities who call the Valley home today. You’ll even find out the best places to stargaze where you can catch a glimpse of your favorite star in their real life. 
  You’ll also learn about the best ways to get around town, the best places to stay, what to do, and where to eat. Speaking of food, the Valley is home to Sushi Row alongside some of the best Mexican restaurants you’ll find this side of the border. 
  So, before you pack up the kids, find out all about the Valley from someone who knows. The place is spread out, so you could miss a fun adventure if you don’t do your research before going. Take it from Susan: The Valley is a wonderful place to live and the perfect vacation spot to visit. 
  HowExpert publishes how to guides by everyday experts.

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  Punch Needle Tattoo Designs - 18...

  Amy Buchanan

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  Punch Needle Tattoo Designs is the perfect punch needle embroidery guide for today's modern crafters! Great for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts alike, this inspiring project book features 18 on-trend and super cool tattoo art-inspired projects and a total of 47 designs that feature bold colors and a sassy twist to traditional techniques. With easy-to-follow instructions, stunning photography, ready-to-use punch needle patterns to guide you through each punch needle project, you'll create amazing wall hangings, coasters, cushion covers, denim jacket accents, and more, all with a modern flair. Also included are insightful opening sections on all the punch needle basics to know before you begin. Fun, easy, and trendy, Punch Needle Tattoo Designs is a must-have for any crafter interested in this approachable medium, or for experienced crafters looking for something new, fresh, and different!

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  From Prosperity to Peril - The...

  Anya Solace

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  The economic history of Argentina is deeply rooted in its colonial past, which shaped much of the country’s early economic structures and patterns. Argentina, as part of the Spanish Empire, was initially regarded as a peripheral region, with its economic activities largely shaped by the colonial powers’ interests. The Spanish imposed a rigid economic system in which the colony’s natural resources were exploited to benefit Spain, primarily through the export of silver, agricultural products, and other raw materials. This colonial legacy set the stage for Argentina’s agricultural-based economy and influenced the development of land ownership patterns and labor systems that would persist well into the 19th century. 
  During the colonial period, the region that would become Argentina was an important supplier of agricultural products, such as cattle and grains, to the Spanish Empire. Large estates, known as estancias, were established, and much of the labor force was provided by indigenous peoples and African slaves. The development of these estates led to the establishment of an agrarian economy that would remain a cornerstone of Argentina’s economic identity. The concentration of land and wealth in the hands of a few, however, created significant economic inequalities that would become a recurring theme in Argentina’s history. 
  Following Argentina’s independence from Spain in 1816, the young nation faced significant challenges in establishing its economic identity. The economic institutions that had been put in place by the colonial powers were largely centered around the needs of the empire, and there was little infrastructure to support an autonomous economy. The new republic was faced with the task of building a functional economy that could support its growing population while integrating itself into the global economy.

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