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The Other End of the Leash: Why We Do What We Do Around Dogs

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by: Patricia B. McConnell

April 29, 2003
The Other End of the Leash: Why We Do What We Do Around Dogs

I have read a lot of dog books. This one is definitely in my top five. A must read for those of you who are serious about doing the right things for your furry friend.

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Dip Into Something Different: A Collection of Recipes from Our Fondue Pot to Yours

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by: Melting Pot Restaurants Inc

September 30, 2008
I was very surprised to see in this cookbook how many recipes they shared directly from the menu. In fact, I am not quite sure if they left anything out of the book that isn't on the menu. They have everything from cheese, meat, dessert, marinating, sauces. This is by far, my favorite cookbook!

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How to Housebreak Your Dog in 7 Days (Revised)

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by: Shirlee Kalstone

August 03, 2004
I have used the techniques described in this book with two cherished puppies--a Jack Russell and a Border Terrier. It is simple, clear, effective--and it works! I often make it a gift to friends who are new dog owners. Followed correctly, it will prove to be one of your best "new owner" resources. Good luck using it with one of the best friends you will ever have.

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The South Beach Diet Parties and Holidays Cookbook: Healthy Recipes for Entertaining Family and Friends (The South Beach Diet)

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by: Arthur Agatston

October 03, 2006
This book is a great book for entertaining without straying from your new eating lifestyle. Very easy recipies, with great taste. Your company will never know the difference. Good way to introduce your family and friends to a healthier life.

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Forbidden LEGO: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against!

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by: Ulrik Pilegaard, Mike Dooley

August 15, 2007
A waste of money. This is a well done instruction book that motivates you to build the design and then stops. There isn't a parts list and since it doesnt give you the Lego parts numbers, neither is there any place you can go to get the parts. The Lego website won't let you order without them and, even with hours of searching, you can't find most of the special gears the authors magically came up with. A good example for business classes of how to foul up a really great idea. I raised this question to the publisher, NoStarch Press and they thanked me for my comments but offered no solution. They said they talked to the authors "from time to time" and would ask them - 6 months later, still no response.

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Magic Tree House, Book 27: Thanksgiving on Thursday (Unabridged)

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by: Mary Pope Osborne

August 15, 2007
My class of special needs students enjoyed reading and discussing this book as part of our unit on Colonial America!

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When Technology Fails (Revised & Expanded): A Manual for Self-Reliance, Sustainability, and Surviving the Long Emergency

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by: Matthew Stein

August 18, 2008
Very good book. To the point information. For those people that are living day to day. This is a must! For you that have a panic when the lights go out or the tap stops running. What to do when the unexpected drops upon you and your loved ones? I can only hope you have a chance to have read this book.

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Back to Basics: A Complete Guide to Traditional Skills, Third Edition

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from: Skyhorse Publishing

April 08, 2008
This book has some interesting things for the diy type of person that I never considered doable on a small scale before.

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Wristwatch Annual 2009: The Catalog of Producers, Prices, Models, and Specifications (Wristwatch Annual)

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from: Abbeville Press

December 02, 2008
This is my first Wristwatch Annual guide, and I am very impressed. I do not know much about wristwatches, except that I find them exceptionally gorgeous, and would love to have an entire collection.

The book is thick and heavy. The cover is glossy, and all the pages are nice and crisp. The quality of the paper feels like what you would find in a typical magazine. There are ads in the book for multiple watch brands, which is an added bonus since most of us really are buying this book just to see the pictures of the watches.

Each page displays about 6 watches, and details the specs of the watch, and MSRP. Each brand has a short history, and description followed by pictures of the watches. It doesn't display all the models available ... Read More:

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Magic Tree House, Book 17: Tonight on the Titanic (Unabridged)

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by: Mary Pope Osborne

December 02, 2008
My son and I really enjoyed this story, and we have the paperback at home. His first grade teacher had been looking in bookstores for this book and couldn't find it, so we ordered it for her. We ordered the library binding, which is sturdier for all the little hands it will be held by! This book has good historical value, and the basic content is accurate, without scaring the children. It's the best "Jack and Annie" book!