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How
to Grow Practically Everything
by Zia Allaway and Lia Leendertz
Packed
with hundreds of gardening projects, from planting herbs in pots to
creating a vegetable garden to feed the family, this book gives
complete beginners the confidence and know-how to grow almost
anything. Each project is a complete package, with step-by-step
photographic details and spectacular end shots to ensure great
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I
Can't Believe it's not Fattening!
Over 150 Ridiculously Easy Recipes for the Super Busy
by Devin Alexander
This
cookbook is loaded with simple, super easy-to-follow recipes for
delectable dishes such as Unbelievable Easy Chicken Parmesan,
Carmelized Apple Butter-Topped Pork Chops, Bacon Cheeseburger, and
even a Peppermint Brown "Pizza," you can now whip up
fantastic, slimming meals in the time it would take to go through
the drive-thru.
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Possum
Living:
How to Live Well Without a Job and With (Almost) No Money
by Dolly Freed
In
the 1970s Dolly Freed lived of the land dirt cheap and plum easy.
Living in their own house on a half-acre lot outside of Philadelphia
for almost five years, Dolly and her father produced their own food
and drink and spent roughly $700 each per year. Whether you agree or
disagree with some of the author's ideas in this book, this still is
an interesting read.
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