You're no idiot, of course. And you're no stranger to beer. You've had your share in the ballparks, at frat parties, and while in front of the TV set with a can in one hand and a remote in the other. But when it comes to choosing something other than your mass-produced American brew, you'd rather not enter unfamiliar territory. Don't wimp out yet! The Complete Idiot's Guide to Beer helps you learn everything you need to choose and enjoy beer of all kinds--from savory delights imported from Canada and Europe to the microwbrewing revolution right here in the United States. This book will make you feel confident about serving beer, distinguishing a great beer from a stale ale, and even just talking about it. In this Complete Idiot's Guide, you get:

The Complete Idiot's Guide To Beer

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Stuart A. Kallen

Beverages & Wine

Alpha Books

The bustling state of Illinois was once inhabited by Native American who made it their home for thousands of years. Illinois explores the lives of those people and events leading up to statehood, including the coming of the French fur trappers, the English farmers, and American revolutionaries.

Seeds of a Nation - Illinois

Children's Books

History

KidHaven Press

The 1950s was defined by such diverse characteristics as anxiety over nuclear war and the emergence of affluent suburbia. Essays also discuss racial tensions and the influence of television and rock and roll music.

America's Decades - The 1950s (Hardcover Edition)

Americas

Greenhaven Press

Kids have a perennial interest in animals, but the most popular seem to be the predators. KidHaven's "Nature's Predators series capitalizes on kid's high interest by talking about these fascinating animals and how they hunt, trap, kill their prey, and how, they in turn, become the prey.

Nature's Predators - Spiders

Animals

The Hoosier state was once part of the vast Northwest Territory inhabited by the Miami and other native tribes. With the coming of the French and English fur traders the region was changed forever. Indiana explores the history of the state from its indigenous origins to the beginning of statehood in 1816.

Seeds of a Nation - Indiana

The Native Americans on the Great Plains were hunters, healers, warriors, artists, storytellers, dancers and more. Life as a Plains Indian explores the daily existence of those who built this unique culture before the arrival of white settlers to the region.

Daily Life - A Plains Indian Village

P. M. Boekhoff

Geography & Cultures

Even before it became a state in 1788, New York was a multicultural region populated by Native Americans, Africans, Dutch, Germans, English, and others. New York examines the colony's long, exciting history from the Iroquois through the Revolutionary War and statehood.

Seeds of a Nation - New York

Lasers are used today in everything from CD players to satellites. Lasers, explores the scientific concepts behind these super tools in easy-to-understand language while exploring the history and development of these miraculous inventions.

The KidHaven Science Library - Lasers

Science, Nature & How It Works

Gems have been valued for their beauty, color, rareness, and hardness for millennia. Gems explores the captivating world of diamonds, emeralds, pearls, rubies, and other precious jewels, detailing their historical and cultural significance while presenting examples of the most famous specimens.

Wonders of the World - Gems

Mummies have fascinated and frightened people for thousands of centuries. Kidhaven's Mummies will take a spirited look at these captivating corporeal creations like ancient Egypt's King Tut, the Lindow "bog man," and the Ice Man discovered in 1991 in the Italian Alps.

Wonders of the World - Mummies

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