Experts reveal the pleasures of growing tomatoes at home.

The Total Tomato: America's Backyard Experts Reveal the Pleasures of Growing Tomatoes at Home

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

DuBose, Fred

Gardening & Landscape Design

Harpercollins

The Ultimate Bartender's Guide: 1000 Fabulous Recipes From the Four Seasons Restaurant

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Beverages & Wine

Barnes&Noble

Document your life and celebrate your heritage with this beautifully illustrated keepsake album to record special moments and memories. One of the most precious legacies you can leave your grandchildren is the unforgettable, totally unique story of your life. Here is an opportunity to commit to writing all of your past so that future generations can read about their heritage. This practical, beautifully illustrated journal offers a place to write your wonderful recollections, record the facts, incidents, family tree, and memories that make up your treasured tale of family love. The exquisite 128-page keepsake journal offers plenty of space to write as much information as possible and in the format you prefer?devoting four pages to one particular ancestor or family about whom much is known or small bits of information about everyone in the family. The 32-page instruction book?placed in a pocket at the back of the book?will give you all the information you need to research, document, and preserve the history of your family, including where to find government or other records, computer research, minority-group research, Mormons? Family History Library, and much more. A printed family tree designed around a gift plate makes this is a great gift for any occasion. Every grandparent has a story to be told and here is the perfect place to tell it. Creating this book will bring floods of precious memories and when complete, will become an heirloom that can be passed down to for generations.

The Grandparent's Book of Shared Memories: Keepsake Album & Genealogy Instruction Book

Reference

Genealogy

Readers' Digest

The wine guide with more than 1,000 wine selections, as well as useful directories and special indexes to increase your appreciation of the fruit of the vine. Whether a wine lover or casual sampler, you probably know which kind of Chardonnay or Merlot you prefer--but still have the thirst to know more. With more than 1,000 descriptions of different varieties, this ultimate guide will expand your horizons. It offers suggestions for wines you've heard of but never tried; inexpensive wines to have with pizza or pasta; unusual and rare wines; and hard-to-find must-haves (along with advice on locating them). The easy-to-follow chapters group red and whites by grape, then by price, and you'll also enjoy the features on wine tasting, letting wine breathe, chilling wine, and wine storage. Best of all, each entry comes with a list of suggested food pairings.

The Ultimate Wine Lover's Guide 2006: Over 1000 Great Wine Selections

Spingarn, Evan

Sterling

As one of New York's most celebrated restaurants, The Four Seasons is well known for its celebrity clientele and power lunchers. But it is also famous for an amazing selection of delectable cocktails created by legendary bartenders who have provided their tastiest recipes in this indispensible guide. Elegantly designed, it includes all the classics plus scores of new favorites, along with bartending tips and fascinating Four Seasons lore. And because every drink deserves an accompanying dish, there's a Bar Bites” section from the restaurant's kitchen!

The Four Seasons Book of Cocktails: Tips, Techniques, and More Than 1,000 Recipes from New York's Landmark Restaurant

Varriano, John

Connolly, Greg

Corpion, Charles

Sterling Innovation

“Just Between the Two of Us” is a fun memoir recounting the life of the author Fred DuBose enhanced with commentary by none other than God. It seems that the man upstairs has been keeping an eye on Fred – an avowed agnostic - all along and can't resist weighing in on the story. With a dry wit, memorable characters and keen storytelling Fred recounts growing up in Houston in the 1930's, flying combat in a B-24 in the Central Pacific during World War II, meeting and marrying the love of his life in Mexico City, his career in advertising and his many adventures along the way. With a religious upbringing Fred understands that God created man in his own image, so he naturally assumes they can talk man-to-man. It doesn't quite work that way, but God does turn out to be very human.

Just Between the Two of Us

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

With wit and charm, Oh Say Did You Know serves up 300 intriguing events and ideas that helped shape the United States. Gain valuable insight into the intricacies of every period of American history, from colonial days to the historic election of the first African American president. Five chapters cover a variety of topics, including government, politics, economy, commerce, science, education, innovation, medicine, daily life, and arts and entertainment. Myth-debunking sidebars and fun tidbits about lesser-known historical figures are dispersed throughout the book, along with lists such as "Cup o'Canary, Wench!" (long-forgotten drinks serves in colonial taverns) and "America's Ten Highest-Grossing Movies" (from Gone With the Wind to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs). Whether you're a history buff or a lover of miscellany, you won't be able to get enough of these fascinating anecdotes. You'll find engaging tales and facts, including these examples: *"Gambling in the Colonies"-Gambling was a fact of life in early America, and the governments of all 13 colonies used lotteries to help finance road building and numerous other public projects. *"The Costly Epizootic of 1872"-Less than a decade after the Civil War, a fast- moving equine influenza swept down from Canada into the United States, crippled virtually all of the nation's horses, and left the economy in ruins. *DIDN'T HAPPEN sidebar: "Betsy Ross's Flagging Reputation"-Sheer hearsay put Betsy Ross into history books as the person who designed the American flag. The more likely designer was Francis Hopkinson, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. *OUR NATIVE TONGUE sidebar: "Atomic Slang"-Words and terms coined in the early years include go ballistic, more bang for the buck, blast (a great party) and bombed (seriously inebriated). REVIEW

Oh, Say Did You Know?: The Secret History of America's Famous Figures, Fads, Innovations & Emblems (Blackboard Books)

Humor & Entertainment

Hailey, Marth

Puzzles & Games

As the 150th anniversary of the Civil War approaches, the fascination with all things Civil War continues ever more strongly. With I Used to Know That: Civil War, snippets of history class will come rushing back as you recall that: 
<li>The mere election of Abraham Lincoln pushed seven Southern states to secede.</li> <li>Distinguished soldier and military strategist Robert E. Lee was offered command of the U.S. Army two days before he was chosen to lead the rebel army of Northern Virginia.</li> <li>Elizabeth Van Lew, a wealthy spinster who lived in the Confederate capital, feigned craziness to mask her activities as one of the Union's most effective spies.</li> <li>Robert Smalls, a slave, absconded with a Confederate ship, went on to pilot ships for the Union Navy, and was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives after the war.</li>
 Author Fred DuBose takes you beyond the history book and in a lively style brings to life colorful stories that include heroes, brilliant military strategists, blunderers, spies, wives on the home front, Underground Railroad facilitators, surgeons, and journalists who took the highs and lows of the war to the public.

I Used to Know That: Civil War: stuff you forgot from school

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