Book describes how to get your children to do what you want them to do. As per the reviews, this is an excellent book for parents to read.

How to get your children to do what you want them to do

Paul Wood

PRENTICE/HALL

It's My View : A Collection of readers' favorite 'Viewpoint' columns from?

It's My View : A Collection of readers' favorite 'Viewpoint' columns from GEORGIA Magazine

GEMC GEORGIA Magazine

Part of the DK Eyewitness Travel Guide series, this guide to Hawaii includes the major sights and features of the island, helping you know what to look for and how to make the most of your time. In-depth features highlight important aspects of Hawaiian culture, from hula and traditional crafts to surfing and a survival guide provides detailed information on inter-island travel, public transport, sun, and ocean safety.

Hawaii (Eyewitness Travel Guides)

Travel

Bonnie Friedman

Reference

Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd.

<p>"Flowers and Plants of Hawaii" is a beautifully photographed, informative guide, designed to provide ready answers to basic questions about Hawaii's plants. The book is divided into nine sections and categorizes plants into various groups. A picture index is also included for easy reference.</p>

Flowers and Plants of Hawaii

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Island Heritage Publishing

Flowers and Plants of Hawaii: Pocket Guide Series

Maui Art and Creative People

Glassman

MAUI ART and Creative People

Business & Money

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

Glassman Publishing

London's Street Trees: A Field Guide to the Urban Forest

Safe Haven Books

<p>One Man's Revival of Historic Sailing Vessels - In 1976 a team of hand-tool shipwrights and a blacksmith, working with raw materials on a bare public lot, re-created a fully functional Baltimore clipper. The feat was like bringing a woolly mammoth back to life. This ship, Pride of Baltimore, a topsail schooner with a sail plan of well over nine thousand square feet, embodied the sailing technology that had once enabled a newborn United States to take its vigorous place among the nations of the world. On her first voyage in 1977, she traveled to ports throughout the western Atlantic. Then she went global. Wherever she went, she inflamed the desire of cities, states, and countries to reclaim their own nautical heritage- a heritage that had been largely forgotten in civilization's rush toward the industrial technologies of steam, oil, and iron. Melbourne Smith made this happen. Melbourne is a self-invented human phenomenon with a mind equal parts mechanical exactitude and reckless enthusiasm. In youth he was an apprentice sign-maker and hyperactive misfit from a drab city on the shore of Lake Ontario. He has been at various times a musician, commercial artist, book designer, sailor, painter of meticulous watercolor portraits of historical vessels, shipbuilder, nautical technician, historian, marine architect, and even, briefly, a lieutenant-commander of the Guatemalan Navy. His story includes shipwrecks, natural disasters, desperate escapes, glorious failures, but always the assumption that any person's life is an unscripted adventure demanding unquestionable expertise. Combining mechanics and vision, Melbourne Smith shattered the amnesia of progress and reawakened the world to the great history of towering masts, fast hulls, shining sprawls of canvas, and extreme risk on the high seas.</p>

The Ingenious Life of Melbourne Smith

Woods Maritime - WM

Western Art and the Wider World

Wiley/Blackwell

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