Total Fitness And Wellness, First Canadian Edition

Dodd, Stephen

Thompson, Angela

Condon, Camie

Powers,Scott

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Pearson Canada

Embroidery With Beads

Arts & Photography

B.T.BATSFORD LTD

Dress up your home with exquisite projects featuring Romanian point lace, a needlepoint braid lace that is ideal for cushion covers, table linens, curtain borders, and other uses. Full-color patterns, illustrations, and instructions show traditional stitch motifs and fillings, many adapted for smaller pieces and craft items. Find out how to make bullion knot grapes, leaf shapes, decorative braids, butterfly designs, and more.

Romanian Point Lace

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Waller, Kathleen

Crafts & Hobbies

Batsford

Delicate Dresden sleeve work circa 1760, a colorful beaded Masai neck ornament, a computer-generated design for a pyramid purse: these are just a few of the textile images—1,000 in all—in this unique sourcebook. From appliqué and goldwork to quilting and whitework, it contains hundreds of techniques, illustrated with examples from all over the world and traced from their origins to modern times. Each entry notes size, provenance, materials, and technique, and users can locate design elements such as animals, architectural features, and mythical beasts in the handy index. Textile students and crafters at all skill levels will welcome this much-needed addition to their library.

Embroiderer's And Quilter's Sourcebook: 1000 Textile Images

Lacis Pub

A satirical, yet very serious look at depression through the eyes of the sufferer, his/her spouse, child, and coworkers.

Where the Heck Is That Place Called Hope?

lulu.com

A satirical, yet very serious, look at depression from the sufferer, spouse, child, and coworkers

Self-Help

More than sixty-five years after the bombing of Dresden and over twenty years after the reunification of Germany, Angela Thompson paints a vivid and passionate picture of her mother, Elfriede Richter (1920-1999), in Blackout: A Woman's Struggle for Su

Blackout: A Woman's Struggle for Survival in Twentieth Century Germany

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

iUniverse

More than sixty-ﬁve years after the bombing of Dresden and over twenty years after the reuniﬁcation of Germany, Angela Thompson paints a vivid and passionate picture of her mother, Elfriede Richter (1920-1999), in Blackout: A Woman's Struggle for Survival in Twentieth Century Germany.  This memoir, written from the point of view of two women-a mother and her daughter-narrates a story of this dark chapter in history. Thompson captures the essence of the time as she tells the story of her family's ﬁght for survival after Hitler's rise to power, followed by World War II, the catastrophic bombing of Dresden, the emergence of two German states, and the family's eventual escape to West Germany before the building of the Berlin Wall. Blackout tells how a family is torn apart ﬁrst by two diametrically opposed political systems and later by great distance, as Thompson moves to the United States. In her search for understanding and universal truths, she presents a hauntingly personal insight into the heroic struggles of a woman who not only ﬁghts for survival but strives for dignity in her married life and the new West German society as it slowly emerges after World War II.

Blackout: A Woman's Struggle for Survival in Twentieth-Century Germany

Who Has Seen the Wind, Today?

Children's Books

AuthorHouse

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