Everyone who sends gifts deserves to receive personalized thank-you notes, and "Why ... THANK YOU!" shows how to get those notes done fast! Discover the secrets to writing original notes with this fun-filled, cartoon illustrated guide. Packed between its bright red cover are tips, tricks, and techniques that are transforming readers into confident creative writers, one thank-you note at a time! Appreciated by professionals, praised by teachers, loved by relatives (especially grandparents), and easily understood by kids ... a wonderful resource book for home, school, and office libraries. A great gift for anyone over the age of eleven who wants to improve their personal and professional writing skills throughout their lifetime.
In today's economy where every dollar is precious, it is essential for consumers to have as much knowledge as possible about purchases they want to make. This book is a must read for anyone planning to remodel or design a new kitchen. Armed with an education in cabinet construction, countertop and storage choices, door style and finish options, you will be able to create the kitchen of your dreams and still come in on budget. Barbara Lappos has owned a successful kitchen design business since 2001 and has over twenty years design experience. As a mother of three and an avid cook, she also understands the needs of today's modern family.
Let the stars be your guide- Michelin stars that is. We've taken the shoulder-shrugging, head scratching, "gee I don't know" out of sightseeing by grouping attractions into three categories; the absolutely must sees (***) famous sights you should absolutely not miss; the really musts sees (**)- make a real effort to see; and the must see (*) see if your time permits. Now you can see in a blink of an eye a city's best attractions. Look inside to see at a glance the city's best places to eat, stay overnight, sip a cocktail or experience the spa lift and, of course, its finest museums, historic sites and eclectic neighborhoods.
California's last large pottery producer, Treasure Craft, became a major force in the giftware market from the late 1940s until 1995. The firm's Hawaiian plant and Pottery Craft stoneware art lines were enormously popular. Over 650 beautiful color photographs present widely varied ceramic collectibles produced by Treasure Craft from the late 1940s until 1995, including Disneyana items, over two hundred novelty cookie jars, Hawaiiana, figurines including Lucky California Sprites and their predecessors Naughty Gnomes, and dinnerware lines. Among the wares displayed are works by notable sculptors Ray Murray, Don Winton, and Robert Maxwell. This new book presents material on manufacturer's marks, and look-alike products. Values in the captions round out this thorough presentation.
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