The Art Of The Scroll Saw: Award Winning Designs

“After an introduction of the scroll saw and general tips, Spielman introduces the 37 artists whose work is presented here, complete with color photographs, detailed instructions, and patterns. Among the projects elegantly yet practically presented are a chess set, a Black Forest clock, Christmas ornaments, bookends, puzzles, tables, and bowls.”—Booklist.

Its Easy Being Green: Simple Ways to Save the Planet

This book provides a short introduction to what "being green" means, and identifies the key steps that make the most difference for the least effort and cost. Do these easy things first and worry about the hard stuff later.

101 Things to do with Canned Biscuits

If your idea of Heaven is a golden, flaky, piping-hot biscuit right out of the oven and slathered with butter and jam, wait until you try these delicious culinary creations! From the author of the best-selling, Food Network and Today Show-featured 101 Things to Do with Ramen Noodles comes 101 Things to Do with Canned Biscuits. Here Patrick takes plain-old canned biscuits and turns them into tummy-grumbling breakfast egg stratas and bakes, Turkey Cheese Pockets and BBQ Beef Cups for lunch, and dinners of meat pies and Chicken and Dumplings.  

Collins Gem Butterflies: An Easy-to-Use Guide to Europe's Most Common Species

A completely new edition of this invaluable Gem reference guide to the butterflies of Britain, this book uses both high-quality photographs and precise illustrations to make identification of 240 species easy and fun. Collins Gem Butterflies is a fascinating introduction to 240 of the most commonly found species of butterflies and moths in the British Isles. Each entry includes identifying illustrations of the butterfly or moth; details of distinguishing features which can help with identification; information on size, habitat, geographical range, and months when the butterfly or moth can be spotted.

Twenty-First Century Novels: The First Decade, Volume 1-3

Twenty-First Century Novels: The First Decade examines some of the most important fictional works published from 2000 to 2009. In order to help both students and casual readers develop a deeper understanding of these works, each title is covered in an entry that discusses style, characters, critical reception, and cultural and historical contexts, and provides recommendations of related materials and resources.