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Knit One Below: One Stitch, Many Fabrics
Elise Duvekot

Xrx Books, 2008

The bright idea behind this guide is to build an entire collection around one simple stitch that creates many intriguing effects. Shown in knitting instructions as "k1b" (knit 1 below), the technique involves knitting into the stitch one row below the stitch on the needle with either a knit or a purl stitch. The result is an easy-to-knit fabric with wonderful drape and flexibility that looks equally good on both sides. The color effects possible ...

The Mathematics Calendar 2009: Glimpses Below the Surfaces of Mathematical Worlds
Theoni Pappas

Wide World Publishing, Tetra, 2008

Now in its 30th year, The Mathematics Calendar demystifies math making it exciting and accessible. Each day features a different brainteaser whose solution is the date ? the fun lies in figuring out how to arrive at the answer. Twelve fascinating monthly topics illustrate the role math plays in science, architecture, the arts, and everyday life. This year?s topics include Escher?s ?Print Gallery,? the columns at St. Peter?s Square, satellite ...

50 Below Zero (Classic Munsch)

5 reviews
Robert N. Munsch

Annick Press, 1992

funny,easy to read by both kids and parents,great humor
Robert Munsch is a funny author with an easy style for the kids to master. If they learn to read one book they can read them all. Parents and teachers won't mind re-reading it over and over again.The illustrations are great, and the humor is funny.This author goes crazy with a sleepwalking dad. Great for teaching prediction,and easy to read to a class. The words are on one page and the ...

Thunder Below!: The USS *Barb* Revolutionizes Submarine Warfare in World War II

63 reviews
Eugene B. Fluckey

University of Illinois Press, 1997

Fluckey the `Barb'arian
After reading this outstanding WWII combat submarine book, I now have a new war hero, and he is the late Admiral Eugene B. Fluckey, recipient of four Navy Crosses and the Medal of Honor as the commanding officer of the "Barb" in five combat patrols in the Pacific. Even though this book was my first submarine book, I cannot imagine how any other book can be a better, more entertaining, and more ...

A Countess Below Stairs

37 reviews
Eva Ibbotson

Puffin, 2007

Forbidden romance
This book is a truly intriguing and delightful historical fiction book. It all started with an interesting character named Anna who was a countess in Russia. During the Russian revolution Anna and her family left the country. Instead of moping around while the family hid in England, Anna says one of the craziest things. Anna had wanted to move in to an English household to be a maid. Anna's nanny ...

How to Pay Zero Taxes, 2008 (How to Pay Zero Taxes)
Jeff A. Schnepper

McGraw-Hill, 2007

Make 2008 the year you pay zero taxes! Fully updated to include all the latest tax law changes, How to Pay Zero Taxes outlines the easiest, most practical strategies you can use to lower your taxes this year, next year, and beyond. From converting personal expenses into business expenses to avoiding or surviving an IRS audit, Jeff Schnepper's guide comprehensively covers more deductions than any other tax book, all conveniently organized ...

The Gun (Bluford High Series #6)

15 reviews
Paul Langan

Townsend Press, 2002

Appropriate Book for Urban Teens who Need Stories About Them
I gave this book to a student in my homeroom who is from a minority group in our school and has trouble reading. It meant the world to him. He loves this series and enjoys reading them.

Cruise Confidential: A Hit Below the Waterline: Where the Crew Lives, Eats, Wars, and Parties. One Crazy Year ...

10 reviews
Brian David Bruns

Travelers' Tales, 2008

A Behind the Scenes Look ...Funny & Surprising!
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It is written in a very relaxed and friendly way. The author brings you in to his world and easily shares his tales with you. From beginning to end this book will astonish you with the many details that go in to the cruising industry. You will never be able to look at having a meal on a cruise the same way again. The author does a great job of giving you ...

Fifty Degrees Below

34 reviews
Kim Stanley Robinson

Bantam, 2007

Fifty Degrees Below
Amazing book. Seems to have fairly good science and lots of food for thought. The plot is a bit contrived, but as a whole is engrossing and works together.

To Davy Jones Below (Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries, No. 9)

4 reviews
Carola Dunn

Kensington, 2003

A fun mytery upon the seven seas
The day finally arrives when Scotland Yard's Detective Constable Alec Fletcher marries the Honorable Daisy Dalyrymple. As the reception goes on much later than expected, the newlyweds anxiously await leaving for their two-week honeymoon. Before they can escape, Alec's boss informs him that upon his return, he will go to America with Daisy to teach J. Edgar Hoover how to run a clean federal law ...

Below the Surface

14 reviews
Karen Harper

Mira, 2008

Loved this book!
This is my first book to read of Karen Harper. I loved it! It had just the right amount of suspense. It had just the right number of characters and enough information about each character to get to know them enough. Easy to follow. I also like the fact that she didn't put anyt sex scenes in the book - it gave it so much more class. I love stories about the beach, water, Florida, etc., and I ...

U.S. Labor in Trouble and Transition: The Failure of Reform from Above, The Promise of Revival from Below
Kim Moody

Verso, 2007

The finest historian of the contemporary labor movement uncovers the secrets of its collapse and revival. U. S. Labor in Trouble and Transition tells the story of union decline in America and of the split in the labor movement it led to, following the dismal tale of union mergers and management partnerships that accompanied the retreat from militancy since the 1980s. Looking to the future, Moody shows how the rise of immigrant labor and its ...

Nymph-Fishing Rivers And Streams: A Biologist's View of Taking Trout Below the Surface

10 reviews
Rick Hafele

Stackpole Books, 2006

Nymph Fishing Rivers and Streams
This is one of the best organized, most comprehensive books on flying fishing that I have ever read. It rates with the many books by Dave Huhes for clarity and depth of explanation. The author's sections on each of the insects will remain as my primary reference sources for years to come. I would be excited for a second volume devoted to dry fly fishing.

Face Down Below the Banqueting House: A Lady Appleton Mystery

4 reviews
Kathy Lynn Emerson

Perseverance Press, 2005

Another superb mystery from Kathy Emerson
This novel continues the author's earlier works and is similar in style and content. There are two reasons for her novels, the first being to write excellent mysteries and the second to inform the reader of life in the Elizabethan age. This novel keeps the reader guessing until the end without any last-minute revelations that let the reader down. It shows how Lady Appleton uses her intuition and ...

below the Salt

10 reviews
Thomas B Costain

Doubleday & Company Inc, 1957

Just One of History's Mysteries
England's King Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine had many children, the most famous of whom were Richard the Lionheart and John "Lackland". Another son, Geoffrey, died before his parents, but left 2 children: Arthur and Eleanor. And thereby hangs this tale. The historical record relates that after the death of Richard Lionheart, the evil John usurped the throne that should have gone to his ...

Night Below Booster Pack: A D&D Miniatures Product (Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures Game)

2 reviews

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

High Quality, Low Thrills
This is the thirteenth set of plastic miniatures released in the D&D Miniatures line, and has the loose theme of "things you might find in a dungeon." Visually, this set's packaging looks a lot like the previous Unhallowed set, to the point I had to doublecheck I hadn't ordered one of those accidentally. In earlier editions of the miniatures line, there were reports of boxes being steamed open ...

Fireman Small - Fire Down Below!

3 reviews
Wong Herbert Yee

Sandpiper, 2004

Our favorite book
My 3 ½-year-old son loves Fireman Small. He identifies with the fireman's diminutive stature and is entertained by the shenanigans of the silly animals he rescues. We both think Fireman Small Fire Down Below! is the best book ever. The illustrations are deceptively simple. From my son's point-of-view they are easy to understand and lively. I find them witty, complex, and beautifully composed. The ...

Murder at 40 Below: True Crime Stories from Alaska

3 reviews
Tom Brennan

Epicenter Press, 2003

Chilling Facts About Alaska's Most Notorious Murders
Surprise, surprise! The Birdman of Alcatraz hails from Alaska. I had no idea. Tom Brennan brings news from the depths of frozen he!! with accuracy and style. Ten stories for the price of one. Cases include The Trophy Hunter and The Newman Family Massacre.

Topping From Below

71 reviews
Laura Reese

St. Martin's Griffin, 1996

Superb
This book works at every level, as a murder mystery, as a tale of sexual obsession, and as a novel about complex and vividly drawn characters who are impossible not to care about. It works in the large, with the plot unfolding at exactly the right pace to keep you hooked, and in the small, where nearly every paragraph is a minor work of art. This book sat unread on my shelf for ten ...

Heaven Below: Early Pentecostals and American Culture

6 reviews
Grant Wacker

Harvard University Press, 2003

Exhiliarating Romp Through Early American Pentecostalism
In "Heaven Below," Grant Wacker takes the reader on an exhilarating and informative romp through the early years (1900-1925) of American Pentecostalism. Through extensive research and superior storytelling, he demonstrates how these religious pioneers brought together the clashing impulses of the "primitive" and the "pragmatic" to "capture lightening in a bottle" and launch an explosive ...

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