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SPRING 2020NEW TITLES

JANUARY 2020 . . . . . 3

FEBRUARY 2020 . . . . 8

MARCH 2020 . . . . . .13

APRIL 2020 . . . . . .17

MAY 2020 . . . . . . .23

JUNE 2020 . . . . . . .29

JULY 2020 . . . . . . .32

TITLE INDEX . . . . . .34

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The information in this catalogue is correct at the time of going to press, but the recommended retail price, specification and cover image of any titles are subject to change at the publisher’s discretion without notice.

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Front cover image: from Know Your Bees & Other Pollinators (page 17)

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JANUARY

Extreme Color-by-Number: LandscapesCamille de Montmorillon

From majestic mountain ranges and winding river valleys to peaceful seaside villages, enter a coloring journey around the world with 24 challenging color by number landscape scenes! The perfect balance of relaxation and focus for adults, each gorgeous yet hidden landscape will slowly reveal itself as you add more color from the palette provided for you, so all you have to do is bring it to life!

Paperback • 24 pages • 228 x 228 mmDesign OriginalsArt & Colouring/ColouringISBN: 978-1-4972-0450-8 • £7.99Rights: World English Language

• An intricately designed color by numbers coloring book for adults

• Features 24 challenging landscape portraits to color in according to number, from relaxing beaches and snowy cabins to majestic mountain ranges and waterfalls

Notebook Doodles UnicornsJess Volinski

Notebook Doodles Unicorns is a magical and fun coloring book for ‘tweens that’s filled with 32 whimsical designs of unicorns, Pegasus heads, rainbows, flowers, and more from talented artist Jess Volinski. With empowering art activities for young girls, Jess also includes instructions on basic coloring techniques, fully colored examples, and motivational quotes to go with every design.

Paperback • 80 pages • 279 x 216 mmDesign OriginalsArt & Colouring/ColouringISBN: 978-1-4972-0442-3 • £5.99Rights: World

• Features a variety of whimsical unicorns, Pegasus heads, rainbows, flowers, and more with 32 magical full-page designs to color

• Includes basic coloring techniques and tips, fully colored examples, and suggested color palettes, as well as creative activities and fill-in prompts with inspirational hand lettered sentiments

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All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage

to pursue them.—Walt Disney

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© Jess Volinski, www.jessv.com. From Notebook Doodles Unicorns © Design Originals, www.D-Originals.com

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Organic Book of Compost, 2nd Revised EditionEasy and Natural Techniques to Feed Your GardenPauline Pears

Whether you have experience with compost or want to learn more, this book provides everything you need to know! From understanding what compost is and how to make it to using and storing it, this detailed guide explains this sustainable, low-cost way to produce rich soil in your backyard.

Paperback • 192 pages • 228 x 178 mmIMM Lifestyle BooksHome & Garden/Gardening & LandscapingISBN: 978-1-5048-0123-2 • £14.99Rights: World

• A detailed guide to learn the sustainable, low-cost way to produce rich, fertile soil in your backyard

• Perfect for both small-space gardeners in the city or large scale gardeners in rural areas

You Bet Your Garden Guide to Growing Great Tomatoes, Second EditionHow to Grow Great-Tasting Tomatoes in Any Backyard, Garden, or ContainerMike McGrath

Whether you have a backyard or only a terrace, you bet you can grow beautiful heirloom tomatoes! From the host of NPR’s You Bet Your Garden, Mike McGrath will teach you everything you need to know about choosing tomato varieties, germination, planting, maintenance, pest control, and so much more. Understand the benefits of growing your own tomatoes and learn expert tips and techniques to doing so!

Paperback • 120 pages • 228 x 178 mmFox Chapel PublishingHome & Garden/Gardening & LandscapingISBN: 978-1-4971-0075-6 • £12.99Rights: World

• A complete guide to growing heirloom tomatoes, whether you have a backyard or a small garden set up

• Learn about tomato varieties, germination, planting, staking and caging, food, water, maintenance, pest control and diseases, and harvesting

Materials and toolsTo make one section of the box you will need the following:

• two 75 cm wooden boards, 7.5 cm wide, minimum 1.5 cm thick

• two 72 cm wooden boards, 7.5 cm wide, minimum 1.5 cm thick

• four 5 cm x 5 cm wooden corner blocks, 5.5 cm long

• twenty 3.6 cm screws, size number 8• screwdriver, drill, and saw

Total materials for 10 sections: 30 metres of 7.5 cm x 1.5 cm timber; 2.2 metres of 5 x 5 cm timber; 220 screws.

DIY Sectional Compost BinThe following instructions describe how to make a moveable, wooden compost box consisting of identical interlocking sections that are stacked one on top of the other. As you fill the bin, sections can be added to the box; as the contents decay the volume will decrease, so the top sections of the box can be taken off and used to build up a new container. Make a few extra sections and you will have a very flexible composting system. Keep the rain out with a wooden lid or polythene sheet.

SizeThese instructions will make a compost box 75 x 75 x 75 cm. The dimensions can be adjusted to suit the materials available, making it ideal for using reclaimed timber such as floorboards or pallets. The example given uses boards that are 7.5 cm wide but they can be any width you like, as long as all the boards in one section are the same width. Adjust the length of the corner blocks to suit (approximately 2 cm shorter than the width of the board).

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1 Cut two boards, each 75 cm long and two boards, each 72 cm long. Cut four

lengths of 5.5 cm from the 5 cm x 5 cm timber to make the corner blocks.

2 Take one of the two shorter boards and place it in position on two of the corner

blocks. The ends of the board should be flush with the blocks; the blocks should be offset so that they project 2 cm beyond the edge of the board, as shown in the diagram above.

3 Hold the board in position on the blocks. Drill three holes, 3 cm deep at one end

of the board, through the board and into the block below. Fasten with three screws.

4 Repeat steps 4 and 5 at the other end of the board.

5 Now repeat steps 4–6 with the second shorter (72 cm) board. For the next stage

you may need someone to hold the pieces while you fix them together.

6 Stand the two shorter boards (with blocks attached) on their ends,

approximately 75 cm apart, with the protruding ends of the blocks away from you. Place a 75 cm board on top of these vertical boards to form the third side of the section. Ensure that the ends of the longer board are flush with the outer edges of the vertical boards.

7 Drill and screw each end of the 75 cm board, as in step 5. Use two screws only

this time.

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Comments

Indeterminate Hybrid 73 days to maturity

One of the best producers of really huge tomatoes; old-time tomato flavor. Observed to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.

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Indeterminate Open-pollinated 78 days to maturity

Thick-walled, meaty one-pounders (450g).

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CommentsLegendary pink heirloom; can handle hot and dry climates; good in South. Proven to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.


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Delicious, productive, dependable, cold-tolerant, dark purple, Russian heirloom.

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Determinate Hybrid 70 days to maturity

Medium-large fruit; often flawless appearance; very disease resistant; dependable and tasty. Observed to be resistant to specific diseases and/or pests.

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JANUARY

Preserving the Season90 Delicious Recipes for Jams, Jellies, Preserves, Chutneys, Pickles, Curds, Condiments, Canning & Dishes Using ThemMary Tregellas

An inspiring collection of more than 90 recipes for jams, jellies, chutneys, curds, and so much more, Preserving the Season is an excellent resource for any gardener. With charming, personal anecdotes from the author, helpful tips and variations, and historical fun facts interspersed throughout, this delightful guide is an engaging and insightful source of inspiration from start to finish!

Paperback • 192 pages • 228 x 178 mmIMM Lifestyle BooksFood & Drink/Cookery & DrinksISBN: 978-1-5048-0122-5 • £14.99Rights: World

• An essential guide for gardeners who grow more produce and herbs than they know what to do with

• A collection of over 90 easy-to-follow recipes for jams, jellies, marmalades, pickles, chutneys, ketchup, cordials, vinegars, oils, and even liqueurs and breads

Carving Creative Walking Sticks and Canes13 Projects To Carve in WoodPaul Purnell

This must-have book features 13 wood carving projects with step-by-step instructions and photography for creative and elegant walking sticks. Including projects for both intermediate and advanced wood carvers, painting and finishing instructions are provided, as well as helpful information on types of wood used, methods for joining a head to a shank, and more.

Paperback • 144 pages • 250 x 200 mmFox Chapel PublishingWoodworking/General WoodworkingISBN: 978-1-4971-0011-4 • £16.99Rights: World

• Instructional guide for intermediate to advanced-level wood carvers

• Includes 13 creative cane and walking stick projects that include carving various animal heads on top of derby sticks, pistol-grips, lyre-shaped thumb sticks, gent’s walking sticks, and more

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You will need • Scones

freshly baked (page 186)

• Clotted cream in liberal quantities (or heavy cream)

• Homemade jam strawberry for preference (page 26), with raspberry a close second (page 24)

• A large pot of leaf tea freshly brewed

My culinary roots are pretty confused. Part of me hankers after goulash, sauerkraut, and yeasted cakes filled with poppy seeds and dark plum paste; but I can’t escape the fact that my tastebuds received their early education in the south-west of England, home of the cream tea. “Give ‘em a Gurt Big Dollop” was the 1970s slogan of Devon’s dairy marketing board, advertised in huge letters on the sides of double-decker buses, urging people to pile on the (clotted) cream.

Clotted cream is made in the West Country and until relatively recently, most of it stayed there, although you could order it by post if you were in the know. Nowadays it is available in many supermarkets, though you can still have it mailed direct from the farm. For me, the best clotted cream must be thick, supremely unctuous, yet grainy, and with a decent crust on top. It has a very high fat content (minimum 55%). Don’t let that bother you, though. This is the stuff of treats, not for everyday. If you cannot get hold of clotted cream, use the thickest, unsweetened, heavy cream you can find (whipped cream is not dense enough). Or try beating together one part mascarpone to two parts thick, heavy cream with a tiny bit of confectioner’s sugar. And now to the cream tea: served in any number of cafés and teashops in the UK, all too often it falls short of expectations. The worst and most widely perpetrated crime is to skimp on the amount of jam and cream. The best ones come with mountains of the stuff—a school friend once took me to a teashop on Dartmoor, warning me with delight, “They challenge you to finish the cream.” If you can find such a place, that’s wonderful. But I believe the best cream teas are made at home. Get out your best china. Take the tea with milk. Spread the jam and cream on your scones as generously as you like. The Devonian way is to put the cream on the scone first and the jam on top. The Cornish do it the other way around. Either way, you won’t be needing dinner.

A proper Devonshire Cream Tea

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Yard and Garden Furniture, 2nd EditionPlans & Step-by-Step Instructions to Create 20 Useful Outdoor ProjectsBill Hylton

Complete 20 useful outdoor projects, from simple to sophisticated. With step-by-step instructions, coordinating photography, supply lists, cutting plans, and assembly views, you’ll be equipped with inspiration and guidance to create a wide variety of yard and garden furniture pieces, from a basic garden bench to a more challenging porch rocker.

Paperback • 192 pages • 254 x 203 mmCreative HomeownerHome & Garden/Gardening & LandscapingISBN: 978-1-58011-850-7 • £14.99Rights: World

• A complete project guide for homeowners to create 20 useful backyard and garden furniture pieces, from simple to sophisticated

• Each project contains step-by-step instructions and photography, parts lists, cutting plans, and assembly views

The Golden Rules of Positive Puppy TrainingEverything You Need to Know for Your Puppy’s First YearDr. Jean Cuvelier and Jean-Yves Grall

A puppy’s first year is the most decisive in their character and future! This is a must-have guide for implementing the “Golden Rules” of positive dog education (such as only using force-free training methods) that provides easy step-by-step instructions for several fundamental puppy lessons.

Paperback • 208 pages • 225 x 175 mmCompanionHouseAnimals & Birds/DogsISBN: 978-1-62187-187-3 • £14.99Rights: World

Know Your HorsesJack Byard

Know Your Horses covers over 40 popular breeds of horses, showcasing each of their history, appearances, uses, roles in human history, and more fun facts. With this little book in hand, you’ll be able to impress your friends by identifying any goat you happen to encounter, almost anywhere in the world.

Paperback • 96 pages • 127 x 178 mmOld Pond BooksGeneral Reference/’Know Your’ SeriesISBN: 978-1-91215-849-2 • £6.99Rights: World

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Exploded View

chair stringer

chair leg

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back cleat

back supportarmcenter back slat

long back slat

short back slat

arm brace

top slat

seat slat

footrest stringer

footrest leg

APRON

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Chair Elevations

side view front view

Chair Plan View

top view

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Pencil lines may be difficult to see on the dark brown color of hardboard. An option is to do your layouts on paper, then attach the paper to the hardboard with spray adhesive.

The true line of the template edge isn’t always easy to see. To make sure it’s right, trace along the edge on a piece of paper. The traced line will reveal ripples and nicks that need smoothing.

Make the apron from a long board. Extend it off the benchtop; then stick the template to it with carpet tape. That way you can cut the arch using a saber saw and router and not damage the bench.

Apron Template

Slat Layouts

225/8” 191/8”

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JANUARY

Fearless with Fabric Fresh Quilts from Traditional BlocksAn Inspiring Guide to Making 13 Quilt ProjectsSarah J. Maxwell

This must-have project book is designed to build your confidence as a dedicated or intermediate quilter and will inspire you to transfer your traditional blocks to beautiful modern quilts.

Paperback • 160 pages • 254 x 203 mmLandauer PublishingCraft/QuiltingISBN: 978-1-947163-23-2 • £16.99Rights: World

• A must-have project book for dedicated and intermediate quilters to quilt outside of their comfort zone and build confidence

• Learn to transfer traditional blocks to modern quilts

• Includes step-by-step projects to combine fabrics from different lines and genres to encourage mixing and matching

• Provides 4 sidebar features for every pattern to boost confidence: Leap of Faith suggestions, Confidence Booster tips, alternative digital colorations, and Fearless Takeaways lists

• Written by Aurifil designer, and fabric and pattern designer for Studio 37 Fabrics, Sarah J. Maxwell

Making Wow JewelryTechniques and Projects for Making a StatementGay Isber

This book will teach you how to make DIY fashion jewelry with a unique look and style. Packed with pretty, attention-grabbing statement jewelry projects that you can make yourself in one sitting, learn tons of jewelry-making techniques with step-by-step instructions, stunning photography, and expert tips from award-winning designer, Gay Isber.

Paperback • 176 pages • 254 x 203 mmFox Chapel PublishingCraft/Beading & JewelleryISBN: 978-1-4971-0002-2 • £14.99Rights: World

• Fresh approach to DIY fashion jewelry-making

• Pretty, attention-grabbing statement jewelry that readers can make in one sitting

• Each project includes a full-page beauty shot, supply list, step-by-step photos, tips and tricks, a narrative about the piece, and creative variations

• Author is an award-winning jewelry designer and cable television personality with a big social media following

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Know Your CowsJack Byard

Know Your Cows covers 45 popular breeds of cattle, showcasing each of their identifying characteristics, history, personality, milk-producing habits, suitability for the small farm, and more fun facts. With this little book in hand, you’ll be able to impress your friends by identifying any cow you happen to encounter, almost anywhere in the world.

Paperback • 96 pages • 127 x 178 mmOld Pond PublishingGeneral Reference/’Know Your’ SeriesISBN: 978-1-91215-846-1 • £6.99Rights: World

• Features 45 popular breeds of cattle, each receiving its own full-page spread

• Provides fun facts highlighting their characteristics, history, personality, capabilities, and more

• Includes distinctive, high-quality photography of each breed

• Its compact size makes it fun and easy to flip through for fast and interesting info

Know Your ChickensJack Byard

Know Your Chickens covers 44 popular breeds of chickens, showcasing their history, personality, egg-laying and flying abilities, and more fun facts. This handy little book is full of helpful information and full colour photography to help you identify a wide range of chicken breeds.


• Shows how to identify 44 chicken breeds

• Includes information on history of the breed, personalities, egg-laying and flying abilities

• Easy to access, full of helpful information and fun to peruse

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Gardening for GeeksUsing Science, Ecology, and Mathmatics for a High Yield GardenChristy Wilhelmi

Gardening for Geeks is the ultimate organic gardening resource for any grower, providing them with everything they need to know about designing, building, and sustaining their garden. Filled with step-by-step processes, helpful diagrams, and expert tips on the best practices, author Christy Wilhelmi breaks down the biology and ecology of gardening in a breezy writing style and covers it all for anyone who dreams of gardening, even the city dweller.

Paperback • 248 pages • 225 x 175 mmCompanionHouseHome & Garden/Gardening & LandscapingISBN: 978-1-62008-358-1 • £14.99Rights: World

• A great resource for beginners to learn all the basics of gardening, even in urban areas

• Explains the science behind how plants work, how soil lives, and how bugs help

• Progresses into bigger concepts for a wide scope of gardening techniques and strategies

Regrow Your VeggiesGrowing Vegetables from Roots, Cuttings, and ScrapsMelissa Raupach and Felix Lill

No need to keep buying the same vegetables you eat all the time over and over again. Regrow Your Veggies is an insightful guide that provides effective propagation techniques to recycle and regrow more than 20 popular vegetables right at home! Learn how to have a source of fresh and healthy vegetables close by, from onions and sweet potatoes to pineapples and mangoes, reduce waste, and know how to prevent and solve issues with pesky pests and pathogens.


• Learn how to recycle and regrow vegetables at home

• Step-by-step instructions and photography to effectively propagate 20 popular fresh vegetables, as well as some fruits and herbs

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Yoga HandbookA Complete Step-by-Step Guide to the Principles and Poses of Hatha YogaNoa Belling

Written by experienced yoga teacher and dancer Nora Belling, Yoga Handbook is a complete guide for beginners and those who wish to improve their techniques and master the postures. Featuring beautiful photography, precise step-by-step instructions for more than 60 sitting, standing, balancing, inverted, and resting postures.

Paperback • 192 pages • 225 x 175 mmCompanionHouseRecreation & SportsISBN: 978-1-62008-372-7 • £16.99Rights: World

• A complete guide to yoga to improve techniques and master the postures

• Includes step-by-step instructions and photography for more than 60 sitting, standing, balancing, inverted, and resting postures

Basket Essentials: Rib Basket WeavingTechniques and Projects for DIY Woven Reed BasketsLora S. Irish

Go beyond just following the steps and learn the methods of traditional basket weaving. With 20 classic folk basket patterns and clear step-by-step instructions and photos, you’ll acquire all the proper techniques you need to become an accomplished basket-weaver, from measuring and adding spokes to learning various weaving patterns.

Paperback • 160 pages • 250 x 200 mmFox Chapel PublishingCraft/General CraftsISBN: 978-1-4971-0014-5 • £14.99Rights: World

• Learn the methods of the art of traditional basket weaving

• Features 20 classic folk basket patterns, including egg, potato, and Appalachian baskets

• Provides step-by-step instructions and photography

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Ultimate Guide to Furniture Repair and Refinishing, 2nd EditionRestore, Rebuild, and Renew Wooden FurnitureBrian Hingley

Whether you have a beloved family heirloom that needs fixing up or want to renovate bargain furniture, this Ultimate Guide to Furniture Repair & Refinishing can help you get the job done! With more than 500 color step-by-step instructions, photographs, and detailed drawings, this authoritative DIY guide will show you everything you need to know, from simple repairs to full restorations.

Paperback • 264 pages • 250 x 200 mmCreative HomeownerHome & Garden/Home Repair & ImprovementISBN: 978-1-58011-843-9 • £18.99Rights: World

• A go-to guide to repair, renovate, and refinish furniture

• Includes more than 500 step-by-step instructions, photographs, and drawings

• Learn to remove or restore old finishes, refurbish warped wood, make structural repairs, and more

Super Simple Woodworking and Furniture MakingGlue, Screw, Cap, and Finish Your Way to Strong and Beautiful ProjectsEugenie Giasson

Using commonly found wood and commonly owned tools – just a saw and a drill – follow easy instructions, cutting templates, and power carving directions for decorative features for 30 furniture projects, including a coffee table, bench, and much more.


• Using a saw and a drill, create 30 pieces of furniture

• Projects include easy-to-follow instructions, cutting templates, and power carving directions for adding decorative features

• Make a coffee table, bench, and more

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Ultimate Guide to Basements, Attics & Garages, 3rd Revised EditionStep-by-Step Projects for Adding Space without Adding onEditors of Creative Homeowner

Running out of space for your growing family? No need to move or invest in an expensive addition! Learn how to remodel unfinished areas in your home to maximize living space. With over 580 color photographs and illustrations and 50 detailed step-by-step sequences to guide you through DIY construction, redesign the areas you already have but aren’t utilizing to their fullest potential!


• Learn to plan, design, and remodel unused areas in your home to maximize living space

• More than 50 detailed step-by-step procedures for the DIY construction process

Making Picture Book Art Projects15 Fun Lessons Inspired by Illustrators Kids LoveAddie Boswell

Fun and empowering, this creative project book shows children ages 5-10 how to draw and make art like their favorite picture book authors. Included are 15 fun step-by-step art projects that can be completed in less than an hour with objects you already own, focusing on a different award-winning, contemporary illustrator.

Paperback • 128 pages • 254 x 203 mmDesign OriginalsCraft/Kids’ CraftsISBN: 978-1-4972-0457-7 • £9.99Rights: World

Beginner’s Guide to Punch Needle Projects25 Accessories and Decorations to Embroider in ReliefJuliette Michelet

Featuring 25 step-by-step colorful and fun projects for unique home décor, pillows, gift tags, toys, and more, this book will show you all of the essential techniques as you create a collection of playful punch needle masterpieces!

Paperback • 96 pages • 228 x 178 mmLandauer PublishingCraft/NeedlecraftISBN: 978-1-947163-32-4 • £12.99Rights: World English Language

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Paracord Projects for Camping and Outdoor SurvivalKeeping It Together When Things Fall ApartBryan Lynch

Whether you’re camping, hiking, or simply on a walk and find yourself in an emergency situation, cordage is one of the most useful and important items a person can have. From creating fire with paracord to its medical uses, author Bryan Lynch shares his expert knowledge on over 60 projects pertaining to paracord, as well as 7 ways to carry it, the fundamentals of survival, and gear list tips.

Paperback • 176 pages • 175 x 144 mmFox Chapel PublishingRecreation & Sports/Outdoor SkillsISBN: 978-1-4971-0045-9 • £10.99Rights: World

• Contains more than 60 useful paracord projects for outdoor emergencies and survival

• Teaches the fundamentals of survival and 7 ways to carry paracord

• Provides both minimal and ideal gear list tips

• Written by Bryan Lynch, author of Victorinox Swiss Army® Knife Survival Guide

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Know Your Donkeys & MulesJack Byard

Did you know that the Bourbonnais donkey drinks 4 gallons of water a day? Discover loads of interesting facts about 34 popular breeds of donkeys and mules, including their appearance, history, breeding, and uses in agriculture and tourism. This fascinating guide will turn both young and old into a donkey and mule enthusiast.


• A fun and engaging read to discover loads of interesting facts about 34 popular breeds of donkeys and mules, each receiving its own full-page spread

• Provides fun facts highlighting their appearance, history, breeding, uses in agriculture and tourism, and more

• Includes distinctive, high-quality photography of each breed in a small format book that makes it easy to use

Know Your PigsJack Byard

This selection of 28 breeds includes pigs of every shape and size from the traditional Tamworth to the exotic Kune Kune and commercial hybrids. Many can be seen in Britain while a few are extremely rare.


• Features 28 popular breeds of pigs, from the belly rub-loving American Guinea Hog to the robust Yorkshire who is happiest foraging outdoors

• Interesting facts about appearance, history, breeding, personality and more are featured along with full colour photography for each one


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Garden Mosaics19 Beautiful Projects to Make for Your GardenEmma Biggs & Tessa Hunkin

Create a colorful garden with tiles galore! With 19 stunning mosaic garden projects that range from simple to elaborate, create one-of-a-kind pots, garden ornaments, wall panels, and more! Each design contains step-by-step instructions and coordinating photography, as well as pattern templates.

Paperback • 128 pages • 254 x 203 mmFox Chapel PublishingHome & Garden/Gardening & LandscapingISBN: 978-1-4971-0074-9 • £14.99Rights: World

• An exciting beginner-friendly craft book featuring 19 mosaic projects for the garden

• Understand the materials, tools, and techniques necessary to get started

• Create stunning works of mosaic art using ceramic, vitreous glass, marble, mirrors, or granite tiles

Garden DIY25 Fun-to-Make Projects for an Attactive and Productive GardenSamantha Johnson and Daniel Johnson

Loaded with complete plans and easy-to-follow construction tips, Garden DIY offers 20 hands-on projects for aspiring horticulturalists. From a hummingbird feeder and bee-friendly flower gardens to compost bins, birdbaths, sundials, and a mason bee lodge, clear step-by-step color photographs guide the reader through each exciting project.


• Projects include bee-friendly flower gardens, mason bee lodge, trellises, raised beds, hummingbird feeder, cold frames, compost bins, wagon wheel pizza garden, birdbaths, sundials, benches, and much more

• Provides a basic overview of necessary tools and skills, complete plans, and construction tips

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Draw the design in reverse on a piece of brown paper cut to the size of the floor tile. You can trace the design from an enlarged copy of the template on page 124 or copy it freehand with charcoal or pencil. Remember that in the indirect method the image you draw will be the reverse of the finished mosaic. Also bear in mind as you draw the size of the mosaic tiles so that where possible the different elements of the pattern can be cut easily from halves and quarters. At this stage you should also select your colours. The bird and twigs are made from unglazed ceramics, while the sky is made from vitreous glass. Small pieces of vitreous glass are also used for the blue in the feathers and around the eye.

Start with the head of the bird. When making a creature of any kind it is always a good idea to start with the head as this will give it character and life from the start. Apply a small amount of washable PVA (diluted 50:50 with water) to the brown paper with a small paintbrush.

The body of the bird and some of the wings are made of long, narrow strips of unglazed ceramic. These are most easily cut with double-wheel tile cutters. Further shaping and the nibbling required to make the curved ends of the feathers is best done with tile nippers.

The twigs are also made with narrow strips cut with the double-wheel tile cutters. The strips are more effective if they taper slightly as this creates a line of uneven thickness that suggests the organic growth of the twig. The lines of laying for the sky follow the lines of the twigs, reinforcing the dynamic angled flight of the bird. It is made up of slightly skew-cut halves, which makes it possible to follow the slight wobbles of the twigs.

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When the tiles are fixed to the paper and the glue is dry, fix the mosaic to the ceramic floor tile. First, mix the grout with water into a thick paste and spread it across the back of the mosaic, using your hands protected in rubber gloves, working the grout into the joints between the tiles. Sponge the back of the tiles clean with a damp tiler’s sponge. Always use a clean face of the sponge for every wipe so as not to spread the grout back on to the tiles. Set the mosaic to one side.

Mix the cement-based adhesive to a thick paste and spread onto the ceramic tile with a notched trowel to achieve a regular thin bed of adhesive across the surface. This can be tricky as the adhesive does not want to stick to the smooth surface of the tile. If the mosaic is not too large it is possible to place the substrate on top of the mosaic. First slip a small board under the mosaic, then carefully turn the tile over and place on top of the pre-grouted mosaic. Hold the board and tile tightly together and turn them over so that the tile is now lying on the work surface and the paper facing upwards.

You can now damp the paper and press the mosaic down onto the tile. A mixing trowel is used here as a tool with which to apply the necessary firm and even pressure. Keep wetting the back of the paper with a damp (but not wet) sponge until the water has penetrated and the paper turns a darker colour. While waiting for the water to sink in and the glue to dissolve, run some adhesive around the vulnerable edge of the mosaic to strengthen it.

Lift an edge of the paper and pull it back, parallel to the surface of the mosaic so as not to pull the tiles upwards and out of contact with the adhesive. When the paper has been removed, gently sponge the face of the tiles clean while the grout is still wet and the excess can be lifted easily. Re-align or recut any pieces now, if necessary. When the adhesive is dry cover the area with a thick paste of grout, and work it in with your fingers protected with rubber gloves and then sponge clean with a damp tiler’s sponge as before.

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Garden Marker Rocks

Garden Marker Rocks

ITEMS NEEDED• Several 3”-16” smooth stones

• Various colors of acrylic paints

• Paintbrushes

• Pencils

• Paper towels

• Garden hose

It’s always a nice when you can combine form and function in your garden space by creating a useful object that also adds a decorative touch to the area. DIY garden markers are one of the simplest and most enjoyable projects you can create. Your creations are limited only by your imagination, and the materials required are minimal and inexpensive.

With this project, we hope to provide you with some inspiration and ideas for creating your own garden markers made from stones. The process is fun and relaxing, and especially good for a group of gardeners to do together—perhaps a fine indoor project for a rainy day that is keeping you out of the garden, or a winter pastime that you can do while planning next year’s garden (“I think we’ll plant some onions this year—let’s make an onion stone!”). There is, of course, no right or wrong way to design these rocks, but hopefully you can use our examples as guides and either try to copy them or use them as jumping off points for your own designs. The specific steps are here to help ensure that your garden marker rocks turn out properly.

Once you’ve painted all of the fruits, vegetables, and herbs in your garden, take your stones outside and put them to work! Have fun.

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Step 1: Gather rocks� Obviously you can utilize any size stone you would like for this purpose, but we chose some fairly flat stones about 6”-10” long for our garden markers. You can obtain stones from many possible sources, but we gathered ours from the borders of our farm fields, where farmers in years’ past built large piles of stones while clearing the fields and plowing. When you choose your rocks, try to visualize how they will sit on the ground and envision which shapes will make good markers with enough room for painting. Also keep in mind that a detailed design won’t turn out as well on a rough rock as it will on a flat one.

Step 2: Wash and dry rocks� Odds are that stones straight from the outdoors will have bits of sand or dirt stuck to them, so a quick washing is a good idea. You’ll probably want to do this outdoors with a hose and not inside at a sink! Once washed, leave the stones to dry thoroughly before attempting to work with them. Flip them over halfway through the drying time to allow the undersides to dry properly as well.

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Propagation Techniques for Flowers, Vegetables, and TreesGrowing Plants from Seeds, Cuttings, Grafts, Division, and BulbsJulie Hollobone

Understand all the different ways to expand your gardens and propagate your plants the right way! From division and layering to grafting, budding, bulbs, and more, learn how to grow plants both from cuttings and seeds. Also included are tips for troubleshooting, an at-a-glance plant directory, helpful charts, diagrams, and more.

Paperback • 192 pages • 228 x 178 mmIMM Lifestyle BooksHome & Garden/Gardening & LandscapingISBN: 978-1-5048-0124-9 • £14.99Rights: World

• A complete guide for both beginners and experts to different horticultural principles involved in propagating plants

• Understand how to germinate rare varieties, preserve existing specimens, and reduce material costs

Grass and Bamboo HandbookA Practical Guide to Growing Grasses and Bamboo in Any LocationIan Looke

This Grass and Bamboo Handbook is the complete, go-to guide for gardeners of all levels to understand how to make the most of unique grasses and bamboo in their gardens.


• A complete beginner-friendly manual that details the various types of grasses, bamboos, and the families in which they belong

• Provides practical advice on buying plants and soil preparation, as well as step-by-step sequences to how you should plant, cut back, trim, propagate, and sow from seed

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Extreme Outdoor Survival ManualHow to Survive Extreme Situations Anywhere in the WorldGarth Hattingh

A must-have guide to educate outdoor enthusiasts on how to handle and survive a wide variety of extreme situations. From medical advice and map reading to river crossings and what to do in a shipwreck, arm yourself with essential knowledge so you’ll know what to do and how to survive when everything goes wrong.

Paperback • 176 pages • 175 x 225 mmFox Chapel PublishingRecreation & Sports/Outdoor SkillsISBN: 978-1-4971-0060-2 • £14.99Rights: World

• An outdoor enthusiasts’ guide to outdoor survival to handle, manage, and survive a variety of outdoor emergency situations

• Be prepared for anything and know you’re in good hands – your own

• Updated edition includes new, vitally important information on wildfires

Know Your Bees & Other PollinatorsTim Harris

This book provides information about 32 bee species including their size, habitat, location, nesting and eating habits, plus other interesting facts. A photograph of each species allows easy identification of these beautiful and important insects.


• A pocket guide of general information about 44 different insect pollinators

• Filled with interesting facts about 44 common pollinating insects, including bees, butterflies, ladybugs, beetles, moths, wasps, and flies

• Provides general details on their appearance, history, breeding, and how to attract them to your garden

• Includes distinctive high-quality photography of each breed


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Know Your Miniature BreedsJack Byard

Did you know that the hairy little kunekune pig’s name means “fat and round” in Maori? Discover loads of interesting facts about 35 popular miniature breeds for hobby farmers, including their size (usually half to a third of the size of their standard breeds), origins, and personality. This fun and fascinating pocket guide will turn both young and old into hobby breeds enthusiasts.


• Features 35 popular mini breeds of hobby farmers, each receiving its own full-page spread, including mini cattle, pigs, goats, chickens, ducks, and sheep

• Provides fun facts highlighting their size, origin, and personality

• Includes distinctive, high-quality photography of each breed


Hidden Language of FlowersA Coloring CompendiumValentina Harper

Travel back to the Victorian era when flowers were carefully selected and sent as messages and learn what each one truly represents. With full-spread coloring challenges, as well as drawing pages, reflectional prompts, and interactive activities interspersed throughout, Hidden Language of Flowers is a must-have coloring exploration!


• A unique coloring exploration of finding the symbolism and meaning in flowers

• Discover flowers’ secret meanings; white oak for independence, snowdrops for hope, roses for love, and many more

The olive branch is a symbol of peace.

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Cocktails, Mocktails, Teas, & Infusions From Your GardenUsing Your Garden’s Bounty to Create & Flavor Delicious BeveragesJodi Helmer

There’s nothing quite like a thirst-quenching beverage, especially when it’s made with fresh ingredients you picked from your very own garden! This book will show you what leaves, flowers, fruits, vegetables, and roots to grow in your garden so you can enjoy them from your glass.


• Learn how to plant, maintain, and harvest each fresh, home-grown ingredient

• Includes cocktail recipes for a variety of drinks and mocktails, as well as helpful tips and a guide to making your own infusions, syrups, tinctures, and purees

A Way of Life: Sheepdog Training, Handling and TriallingA practical guide to handling and trialling border collies and other herding breedsH. Glyn Jones talks to Barbara C. Collins

Whether you want a dog, want to farm, want to compete, or just want to know, A Way of Life is an enlightening read from Glyn Jones, a third-generation expert sheepdog handler. Speaking from experience, the story of his life serves as an integral component of his advice on training, handling, trailing, breeding, competing, and more.

Paperback • 192 pages • 246 x 189 mmOld Pond PublishingAnimals & Birds/DogsISBN: 978-1-91215-841-6 • £12.99Rights: World

• Complete training guide, from choosing a dog, through first training steps, to more advanced training for farm work

• How to prepare for competitions, from nursery to international trials

• Compassionate, dog-centered approach to raising and training

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Black Belt JudoMastering the Fundamental Principles of Throwing and Grappling for all StudentsNeil Olhenkamp

Physical as it is mental and moral, Judo is about respect, humility, and discipline. Written by master coach and 6th-degree black belt, Neil Ohlenkamp brings you Black Belt Judo to understand the art, form, practice, and grace of this timeless sport.

Paperback • 176 pages • 254 x 203 mmIMM Lifestyle BooksRecreation & SportsISBN: 978-1-5048-0120-1 • £14.99Rights: World

• A complete handbook to the discipline, art, form, and grace of this timeless, humbling sport

• Includes step-by-step instructions and hundreds of color photos to show advanced grappling and self-defense techniques to help those preparing for a black belt test both mentally and physically

Making Charming Rag Rugs15 Step-by-Step Projects For Hand Crafted RugsClare Hubbard

Reuse and recycle old fabrics to create beautiful rag rugs! Learn simple techniques, from hooking to braiding, to create 15 charming rag rugs. With step-by-step instructions, coordinating illustrations, and high-quality photography of each completed design. Perfect for gifting or decorating your home, this project guide is an inspirational source to fall in love with a timeless craft as you recycle materials!

Paperback • 112 pages • 254 x 203 mmDesign OriginalsCraft/NeedlecraftISBN: 978-1-4972-0456-0 • £12.99Rights: World

• Create beautiful throw rugs from scraps to utilize recycled materials, such as leftover fabric, old clothes, and household textiles

• A collection of 15 original designs from talented rug crafters complete with step-by-step instructions, materials list, helpful illustrations, and photographs of each finished rug

Projects for Handcrafted Rugs • 7

• Rug canvas 73 x 75cm (28¾ x 29½ in), 3 holes to 2.5cm (1in)

• Steel ruler • Marker pen • Wool blanket-type fabric in brown, blue, purple, green and red

• Rotary cutter • Cutting mat • Rug hook • Scissors • Blanket or newspaper • Water spray • Latex adhesive (optional)

• Lining material such as hessian, calico or a similar fabric, 80 x 80cm (31½ x 31½ in)

• Dressmaker’s pins • Needle and strong sewing thread

Amish Number 4I have admired the designs and products of the Amish

for some years. The simplicity of the clear, uncluttered

lines, the geometric shapes and the colours used in

the designs convey the impression of a serene and

regular way of life. When looking through a book

about Amish quilts, it occurred to me that many of the

designs would transfer very successfully to hooked rag

rugs. This is one of the designs I chose to adapt. I used

two or three shades for each block of colour. This was

purely a personal decision and not a design necessity

for making the rug.

1 To neaten the rough edges at the top and

bottom of the rug canvas, turn under a strip of three holes, making sure that the holes are in exactly the same place on both layers. Mark out the design on the rug canvas freehand, using the steel ruler and marker pen.

• Rug size: 72 x 72cm (28 x 28in)

• Technique: Hooking (see pages 15–16)

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2 Cut the blanket fabric into strips about 1.5cm (¾in) wide, using the

rotary cutter and cutting mat. Using the rug hook, pull a short strip of fabric through the canvas first to ensure that it is of the correct width to fill each hole in the canvas. If it is not wide enough, it will slip out of the holes; if it is too wide, the canvas will distort.

3 Using the rug hook, work the border first, starting in the

middle of one side and working all the way around. Work along the rows, changing colour wherever this is indicated on the pattern. When a strip is finished, pull the end to the front of the rug and start working with a new strip. Insert it through the same hole as the end of the previous strip to ensure a firm fit.

4 Check the underside of the canvas periodically to make

sure that the loops are lying flat.

5 Once the pattern has been completed, trim the raw ends of

the strips to the same height as the loops.

6 Place the rug on a blanket or some newspaper and spray with

water to ‘set’ the loops. Leave to dry.

If you wish to give the rug an extra-firm backing, apply a weak solution of latex adhesive to the back.

7 Turn under the two selvedges on the edges of the canvas. Lay the

rug face down on a flat surface and lay the lining material on top of it. Turn the border under and pin the lining to the rug. Sew the backing to the rug with the strong thread.

MAKER’S TIPThis rug is hooked with heavy wool blanket material that has been dyed and felted. Since the rag strips are so heavy, rug canvas has been used instead of

hessian. The loft of the blanket wool holds the rags in place.

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Creative Block Quilts10 Gorgeous Quilts to Make from One Simple BlockLinda J. Hahn and Deborah G. Stanley

See what one simple block can really do! Creative Block Quilts will further your skills as you work with one magical block to create 10 beautiful quilts that require different techniques. With step-by-step instructions for each quilting project that slowly progresses in difficulty, you’ll learn how to incorporate a partially foundation-pieced component into a regular pieced quilt.


• Work with one magical block to create 10 beautiful quilts

• Each quilting project includes step-by-step, easy-to-follow instructions and helpful diagrams and illustrations

• Written by independent designer, Deborah G. Stanley, and award-winning quilting author Linda J. Hahn

Hexagon Star Quilts100 English Paper-Pieced Star Patterns to Piece and AppliqueCathy Perlmutter

Discover a world of 100 English paper-pieced star block patterns that fit inside a hexagon, from classic style to modern and quirky! Either by hand or machine, learn and practice English paper piecing using scraps or precuts, and choose from a wide selection of star patterns for a smooth piecing experience – with minimal guesswork! Put it all together with 7 stunning quilt projects that contain clear, step-by-step directions, coordinating diagrams and illustrations, and beautiful photography.


• A scrap and precut-friendly guide to 100 English paper pieced star block patterns that fit inside a hexagon, from classic style to modern and quirky

• Contains clear directions for English paper piecing both by hand and by machine

• Readers will also learn how to design their own quilt for total creative freedom

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Know Your BattingsCarry-Along Reference GuideKrista Moser

Choose an appropriate batting, know how to use it correctly, and avoid common mistakes with this resourceful pocket-sized guide, Know Your Battings. Containing over 50 pages of terminology definitions and charts listing retailer batting names, finishes, roll widths, stitch spaces, recommended quilting comments, and so much more, you won’t want to start another project without this guide. Take it with you to the store so you get the right batting every time, resulting in a quilt you’ll love!


Kids Guide to Learning the Ukulele25 Songs to Learn and Play for KidsEmily Arrow

Ukuleles are the perfect first instrument for kids to learn to play, and this book will show them why and how. Filled with basic instructions for holding positions, tuning, basic chords, and more, children will then learn and practice 25 songs, games, and activities. From songs about counting to songs about yoga, each musical activity provides a rich and playful learning experience kids will love!

Paperback • 96 pages • 254 x 203 mmHappy Fox BooksRecreation & SportsISBN: 978-1-64124-048-2 • £9.99Rights: World

• Provides an introduction to the ukulele – including kid-friendly fun facts on its history – the fundamentals (tuning, holding positions, etc.), basic chords, and more

• Contains charming illustrations and diagrams with easy-to-follow instructions for parents to teach their children

• Written by an official Kala artist, award-winning children’s songwriter, and popular music educator Emily Arrow

My Quilting JournalLinda Hahn

The perfect quilting keepsake, keep track of your projects, your future projects, and your fabric stash. Great for writing details in one convenient place, making notes of what to do differently for next time, and planning out projects you intend to start, My Quilting Journal is a must-have resource for every passionate quilter! Also included is helpful information, quick reference formulas, and yardage charts.

Paperback • 128 pages • 152 x 203 mmQuiet Fox DesignsJournalsISBN: 978-1-64178-096-4 • £9.99Rights: World

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Whittling in Your Free Time24 Quick & Easy Projects to Carve in WoodTom Hindes

In continuation of the bestselling 20-Minute Whittling Projects, Tom Hindes brings you 24 more fast, easy, and fun whittling projects to complete in one sitting! With step-by-step instructions and a focus on the beginner-friendly flat plane style of whittling, you’ll carve owls, wizards, gnomes, and even a pair of boots. Progressing from very simple to more challenging, each project is meant to encourage you along the rewarding and relaxing path of whittling and build your skills.

Paperback • 96 pages • 228 x 152 mmFox Chapel PublishingWoodworking/CarvingISBN: 978-1-4971-0070-1 • £9.99Rights: World

• Perfect for beginners, complete 24 new projects using the approachable flat plane style of whittling and carving

• Flat plane style of carving can be split into complexity levels from very simple to difficult, making this book perfect for anyone on any skill level

• Carve boots, owls, wizards, gnomes, elephants, and dozens of other characters, animals, and objects with step-by-step instructions and coordinating photography

Know Your Model TractorsLars Björk & Tommy Grünbaum

Discover loads of interesting facts about 35 popular model tractors, including their manufacturer, scale and collectability. From the John Deere 70 to the Massey Harris Pony, this fun and fascinating pocket guide will turn both young and old into model tractor enthusiast.

Paperback • 80 pages • 127 x 178 mmOld Pond PublishingGeneral Reference/’Know Your’ SeriesISBN: 978-1-91215-859-1 • £6.99Rights: World English Language

• A quick and fun pocket guide to 35 popular and collectable model tractors

• Features full-spread profiles of each model tractor with manufacturer, scale, and collectability information

• Contains dozens of color photos and interesting facts, such as the most expensive model tractor sold for over $15,000 in 2009

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Know Your Hobby Animals: A Breed Encyclopedia194 Breed Profiles of Chickens, Cows, Goats, Pigs, and SheepJack Byard

Cows, sheep, and goats, oh my! Discover loads of interesting facts about 194 popular breeds of farm animals, including their unique characteristics, history, breeding, personality, and more. Fun and fascinating, this engaging, collective guide will turn both the young and old into farm animal enthusiasts!

Paperback • 192 pages • 228 x 178 mmFox Chapel PublishingFarming/PracticalISBN: 978-1-4971-0087-9 • £14.99Rights: World

• A complete compilation of the most popular farm animal breeds within the Know Your… book series

• Includes breed profiles of 194 chickens, sheep, cows, goats, and pigs, plus tons of interesting information on their unique characteristics, history, breeding, personality, and more

Notebook Doodles Girl PowerJess Volinski

Notebook Doodles Girl Power is an uplifting and confidence-boosting coloring book for tweens that’s filled with 32 encouraging designs and sentiments from talented artist Jess Volinski. With empowering art activities for young girls, Jess also includes instructions on basic coloring techniques, fully colored examples, and motivational quotes to go with every design.


• A brand new addition to the successful Notebook Doodles series by popular coloring artist, Jess Volinski

• Features an emphasis on girl empowerment, strength, bravery, and confidence

• Consists of 32 encouraging, positive, and self-esteem building full-page designs to color

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AppenzellCharacteristicsWeight: male 143 lb (65 kg), female 99 lb (45 kg). Height: male 29–33 in (75–85 cm), female 27–31 in (70–80 cm). Usually without horns.

This is a beautiful pure white dairy goat: a native of Switzerland usually found in the cantons of Appenzell and St Gallen, and a

rare and endangered breed dating back many hundreds of years. In the 1980s it was infected by a terrible disease, Caprine

Arthritis Encephalitis (CAE), which forced it to the point of extinction. In 2000 only 677 were registered, and in 2011 this had increased to 1,479. This was due to the help and support of the FOA, the Swiss Goat Breeders Association and ProSpecieRara, the Swiss Preservation Foundation which supports the breeding and cultivation of traditional animals and crops.

They are bred mainly for their milk, which contains 2.9% fat and 2.7% protein, a perfect base for cheese-making. In close cooperation with ProSpecieRara and the Coop supermarket of Switzerland, innovative cheese-maker Matthias Koch has created a new cheese made solely from Appenzell goats’ milk, which has been extremely successful. With a guaranteed market for the milk the farmers are enlarging their herds to keep up with increasing demand. The beautiful Appenzell is now out of danger.

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StiefelgeissCharacteristicsWeight: 110–176 lb (50–80 kg). Height: 26–33 in (67–85 cm). The horns are thick and curve back from the head; the nanny’s (though similar) are slightly smaller.

The Stiefelgeiss, the Booted goat, is a robust and hardy breed and well suited to life in its harsh mountain habitat. It could until

1920 be found in the uplands of St Gallen in Glarus, Switzerland, but by the 1980s the breed was on the verge of extinction, and so ProSpecieRara took control. The Booted Goat Breeders Club of Switzerland has now taken over management of the breed and farmers all over Switzerland are being actively encouraged to breed the Stiefelgeiss for its milk, meat and fibre.

Their appetite for leaves, buds and bark makes them an ideal tool to preserve the quality of pastureland. They also make ideal surrogate mothers. Their colour ranges from a light greyish brown to a dark reddish brown. They have beards and longer hair on their back legs which is usually a different colour, hence the “boots”.

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Modern Earth Moving MachinesKeith Haddock

A visual showcase of the machines that mine coal and minerals, construct highways, lay pipelines, and assist in disaster relief. Featuring bulldozers, excavators, off-road trucks, walking draglines and more from the popular makes - such as Komatsu, Caterpillar, Hitachi, JCB, Case, Deere, Liebherr and Terex, O&K, and Bucyrus - each machine has its own introductory paragraph and high-quality photography in this impressive collection.

Paperback • 128 pages • 255 x 255 mmOld Pond PublishingMachinery/Earthmoving & DemolitionISBN: 978-1-91215-858-4 • £14.99Rights: World

• A comprehensive and visual showcase of the machines that mine coal and minerals, construct highways, lay pipelines, dig basements, landscape parks, and assist in worldwide disaster relief

• Features profiles of bulldozers, off-highway trucks, scrapers, graders, excavators, and walking draglines

• Makes include Komatsu, Caterpillar, Hitachi, JCB, Case, Deere, Liebherr and Terex, O&K, and Bucyrus

• Author Keith Haddock is one of the world’s leading experts on earthmoving and surface mining equipment

The World of Custom TrucksFerdy De Martin & Xavier Stefaniak

A collection of 29 working yet spectacular trucks, this book emphasizes the imaginative designs, high standard of craftsmanship, and superb finishes that create one-of-a-kind vehicles. With text both in English and French, each truck is presented with a number of photographs to show off the overall designs from the inside out. An international selection of machines, 14 of the 29 trucks featured are from North America, 13 from Europe, and two from the UK. Original manufacturers include Volvo, Scania, Mercedes, Peterbilt, and more.

Paperback • 160 pages • 255 x 255 mmOld Pond PublishingMachinery/Trucks & Heavy LoadsISBN: 978-1-91215-839-3 • £16.99Rights: World

• An international collection of 29 current working trucks from leading manufacturers, including Volvo, Scania, Mercedes, Peterbilt, and more

• Emphasizes the decoration of each truck as an art form, ranging from delicate and subtle to elaborate and ornate

• Includes over 275 vividly colored photographs with descriptive and enthusiastic captions, detailing both the interior and the exterior of each custom truck

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Riding America’s Backroads20 Top Motorcycle Tours in Every Corner of the USRoadRUNNER Motorcycle and Travel

See the real USA on Two Wheels! Travel America’s most scenic backroads in this collection of 20 exciting motorcycle adventures and must-do tours from the experienced team of writers at RoadRUNNER magazine. You’ll discover challenging roads, natural phenomena, and historical landmarks in overlooked areas across the United States.

Paperback • 224 pages • 225 x 175 mmCompanionHouseTravel/WalkingISBN: 978-1-62008-336-9 • £14.99Rights: World

• 20 must-ride motorcycle tour itineraries with stunning color photography, evocative travel stories, detailed maps, trip planning details, points of interest, and more

• Entertaining and indispensable resource for planning motorcycle touring adventures

• Includes how-to information on trip planning, group riding, packing a bike, tool kits, night riding, and off-roading

Woodcarving a Santa and Friends Chess SetPlans & Instruction to Carve a Complete Christmas-Themed Chess SetsDwayne Gosnell

Combine your love for chess, Christmas, and woodcarving into one incredible masterpiece project! Perfect for both beginner and advanced woodcarvers, this guide includes simple caricature carving techniques and step-by-step instructions for each piece. With 6 full-size patterns, you’ll carve reindeer knights, elf pawns, North Pole rooks, snowman bishops, and of course, Santa and Mrs. Claus as King and Queen!


• Carve a unique Christmas-themed chess set in a game of wits where Santa and Mrs. Claus are King and Queen

• Simple caricature carving techniques perfect for beginning to intermediate wood carvers

• Provides step-by-step instructions for each piece

• Includes 6 full-size caricature patterns, from reindeer knights and elf pawns to North Pole rooks and snowman bishops

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Woodcarving a Halloween Chess SetPlans & Instruction to Carve a Complete Halloween-Themed Chess SetDwayne Gosnell

Combine your love for chess, Halloween, and woodcarving into one incredible masterpiece project! Perfect for both beginner and advanced woodcarvers, this guide includes simple caricature carving techniques and step-by-step instructions for each piece. With 6 full-size patterns, you’ll carve werewolf knights, mummy pawns, coffin rooks, Frankenstein bishops, and Dracula and a witch as King and Queen!


• Carve a unique Halloween-themed chess set in a game of wits where Dracula is King and a Witch is Queen

• Simple caricature carving techniques perfect for beginning to intermediate wood carvers

• Provides step-by-step instructions for each piece

• Includes 6 full-size caricature patterns, from werewolf knights and mummy pawns to coffin rooks and Frankenstein bishops

Super Simple Hand Lettering ProjectsTechniques and Craft Projects Using Hand LetteringKiley Bennett

Discover ways to hand letter on a variety of different surfaces and materials in order to create amazing works of art, whether you want to gift, sell, or decorate your home. From lettering on fabric and chalkboards to digitizing your calligraphy, this is the ultimate source of inspiration for passionate hand letterers!

Paperback • 144 pages • 254 x 203 mmDesign OriginalsCraft/PapercraftsISBN: 978-1-4972-0451-5 • £12.99Rights: World

• A hands-on calligraphy project book for practised hand letterers to personalize gifts, decorate their homes, and let their skills shine

• Features a variety of projects to showcase your lettering artwork, from Christmas ornaments and cake toppers to inspirational signs and more

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Mat MemoriesThis project doubles as a fun way to preserve memories and as a really incredible gift idea! You will impress your loved ones with your awesome lettering skills while giving them a thoughtful gift they will display for years to come.

The hardest part is to decide where you’ll display your customized mat and the memories inside!

❊❊ Photo frame mat in the size and color of your choice

❊❊ Pencil

❊❊ Brush pen

❊❊ Fine tip pen

❊❊ Eraser

❊❊ Washi tape or basic tape

❊❊ Scissors

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1 Start lettering. Begin by lightly sketching your lettering onto the surface of the mat. Sketch lightly so that you can go back over it if you need to make adjustments and still be able to erase cleanly. I decided to go with a cutesy script for this project.

2 Adjust the lettering. Go back over your letters to make sure you are happy with them before proceeding with inking. I traced back over my pencil sketch to make sure my lettering suited my vision for this project.

3 Start inking. Going slowly, begin tracing your sketch with a brush pen. I love using a small nib brush pen for delicate projects like this one!

4 Ignore mistakes. Don’t worry about making little mistakes like slightly uneven lines. The surface of the mat may be a little textured, but we will clean up minor mistakes later.

5 Erase. When you’ve completed inking, give your project a few seconds to dry. Then, take your eraser and lightly erase all signs of graphite pencil.

6 Fix mistakes. Grab a fine tip pen and carefully fix any uneven ink edges. Go slowly during this step so that you don’t accidentally make a problem worse!

7 Assemble the photo frame mat. Place your finished mat inside your picture frame. You can tape down your photo to ensure it stays put.

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MAY

Can I Keep It? Small Pets Guide39 Easy-to-Care-for Cool Animals, Insects, Reptiles, and Amphibians as PetsPar Tanguy

From gerbils, lizards, and snails to spiders, fish, and frogs, this is the coolest guide for kids to learn how to take care of the coolest pets! With 39 pet profiles that describe origins, behaviors, cage installation plans, food, maintenance, and more, this book contains all the general and fun information for a variety of easy-to-care-for animals that kids will love.

Paperback • 168 pages • 228 x 178 mmCompanionHouseAnimals & Birds/Pets and Other AnimalsISBN: 978-1-62008-391-8 • £12.99Rights: World

• The coolest guide to caring for the coolest pets, from gerbils and snails to spiders, fish, and frogs

• Contains 39 pet profiles describing their origin, behavior, cage installation, food, maintenance, and more

• Includes high-quality photography, anatomical diagrams, helpful illustrations, and informational blurbs

The Crested Gecko Handbook 2nd EditionExpert Advice for Keeping and Caring for a Healthy Crested GeckoPhilippe de Vosjoli

Filled with everything you need to know about keeping and caring for crested geckos, this go-to guide contains expert advice and information on handling, housing, feeding, breeding, and so much more. With detailed chapters on diseases and disorders, tail loss, recognizing signs of disease, and variety of other health needs, you’ll be fully equipped to care for these amazing creatures.

Paperback • 176 pages • 203 x 203 mmCompanionHouseAnimals/Fish & ReptilesISBN: 978-1-62008-395-6 • £12.99Rights: World

• An authoritative, visual guide to keeping popular, low maintenance crested geckos

• Includes information about purchasing, handling, heating and housing, water and feeding, life cycle and sexing, and breeding

• Also contains chapters on diseases and disorders, health needs, recognizing signs of disease, tail loss, and pelvic deformities

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Victorinox Swiss Army Knife: Whittling in the Wild30+ Fun & Useful Things to Make Out of WoodFelix Immler

Whittling in the Wild features more than 30 fun and exciting objects to make using a simple pocket knife, wood, and a handful of household items. With step-by-step instructions and coordinating high-quality photography, whittle and carve a boat, parachute, and so much more. Plus, each project has its own QR code for video extras!

Paperback • 160 pages • 228 x 178 mmFox Chapel PublishingWoodworking/CarvingISBN: 978-1-4971-0071-8 • £12.99Rights: World English Language

• Complete 30 new wood carving projects with just a simple pocket knife, natural wood, and a handful of household items

• Learn all the basic techniques and mandatory safety rules

Quick-Start Woodburning GuideMichele Parsons

This easy-to-read, small-format guide is the ultimate starting point to introduce yourself to the hobby of woodburning! Perfect for any beginner, jump right into learning about what pyrography is, safety, types of equipment, pens, burning techniques, and other foundational topics. Get a complete overview, and with the suggested lists for further reading and project books, get started!

Paperback • 48 pages • 178 x 127 mmFox Chapel PublishingWoodworking/PyrographyISBN: 978-1-4971-0084-8 • £7.99Rights: World

• A small-format guide that covers the basics of pyrography

• Perfect to introduce a newcomer to the hobby of pyrography by understanding safety, care and use of equipment, and how to burn using different pens

• Written in a quick, easy-to-read format with a lot of photos and captions

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Upcycle with Country Design Style30 Upcycling Projects for Furniture and Accessories to Beautify Your HomeJeanette Chaney

Beautiful décor doesn’t need to be bought! Repurpose old items into updated works of art with Upcycle with Country Design Style. From transforming spindles into candleholders and books into tabletops, discover 30 projects to get creative using items that don’t need to be thrown away after all. With step-by-step instructions and photography, give everyday items new life and fill your home with one-of-a-kind décor!

Paperback • 192 pages • 254 x 203 mmFox Chapel PublishingHome & Garden/Home Repair & ImprovementISBN: 978-1-4971-0077-0 • £14.99Rights: World

• Discover ways to repurpose and transform ordinary objects into gorgeous home décor

• Includes 30 DIY step-by-step projects using commonly found objects at thrift stores, yard sales, and landfills

Carving & Painting Adorable Animals in WoodTechniques, Patterns, & Color Guides for 12 ProjectsDesiree Hajny

An advanced pattern book featuring 12 woodcarving projects for a variety of animal shelf sitters. From pandas and foxes to raccoons and otters, each design includes a pattern template, hair tract guide, and color chart for painting guidance. With helpful tips and notes throughout to capture a realistic yet playful essence of each animal, this is the perfect book for woodcarvers looking for challenges to hone their skills.


• A pattern book for advanced woodcarvers to create 12 adorable animal shelf sitters, from otters and pandas to foxes and raccoons

• Each project includes a pattern, hair tract, and color chart for painting

• Helpful tips and notes provided throughout to capture the essence of each animal

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Spoon Holder

My grandmother had a spoon holder that hung in their dining room . Spoons from all around the US hung inside . I often wondered how she collected them . She spent her life on the farm . And farm work does involve much travel, except to the feed store . Maybe feed stores carry collector spoons .

Vintage spoon holders of all shapes and sizes sit on thrift stores everywhere . Collecting spoons isn’t as popular now . But the holders find other uses with a little updating .

Supplies• Spoon holder• Small screwdriver• Sandpaper 220 grit and

4rediculous00 grit• Cloth for cleaning• Angled paintbrush • Chalk-based paint in your favorite color• Transfer or stencil• Chalk pastes or craft paints if

using a stencil• Squeegee or stencil brush

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Clicker Training for Rabbits, Hamsters, and Other Small PetsIsabel Müller

Clicker training isn’t just for dogs! An interesting and informative guide to train your rabbit, hamster, gerbil, rat, or other small animal, learn how to teach them tricks and follow commands with a click. Also included are clicker training methods to conquer a pet’s particular fears or manage certain stressors.

Paperback • 96 pages • 228 x 178 mmCompanionHouseAnimals & Birds/Pets and Other AnimalsISBN: 978-1-62008-387-1 • £10.99Rights: World English Language

• A complete manual to clicker training small domestic animals – including rabbits, hamsters, rats, and more – to follow commands and perform tricks

• Discover what animals can be trained with clickers and which exercises are most suitable for them

• Also contains clicker training methods to overcome certain fears and manage stressors

• Exercises are organized according to level of difficulty

Koi (Revised Edition)The Complete Guide to Raising Koi in Your Backyard PondServaas de Kock and Ronnie Watt

The ultimate guide for the ultimate enthusiast! An updated and complete care manual for keeping koi, this book provides more than 15 profiles of the most popular koi varieties, including new ones. Anatomical diagrams and detailed descriptions on the unique markings, patterns, and colors of each are provided for a full scope and understanding of each variation.

Paperback • 192 pages • 228 x 178 mmCompanionHouseAnimals/Fish & ReptilesISBN: 978-1-62008-393-2 • £14.99Rights: World

• A comprehensive care manual on keeping koi for the experienced koi hobbyist

• Contains anatomical diagrams, recommended treatments for ailments, tips on health and feeding, how to show your koi, and more

• Has more than 15 profiles of the most popular koi varieties with detailed descriptions and variations of markings, patterns, and colors

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Wooden Whirligigs10 Step-by-Step Projects to Make for Your GardenMichael Screen

With a basic skillset, some aspects of physics, and unique designs, woodworkers of all levels will love this hands-on project guide. Build 10 creative whirligigs that progress in difficulty, from simple propeller models to those with oscillating rods. With step-by-step instructions, coordinating photography and helpful tips throughout, each design is playful and full of movement that will withstand weather corrosion. Projects include flying ducks, mermaids, cyclists, and rowboats, pecking roosters, and more!


• A hands-on project guide for woodworkers to build creative yard and garden whirligigs

• Provides 10 step-by-step projects that progress in difficulty, from simple propeller models to propellers moving crankshafts to oscillating rods

• Projects include a pecking rooster, swimming fish, flying dragon, rowboat figure, and more

The Joy of Tiny House LivingEverything You Need to Know Before Taking the PlungeChris Schapdick

In this indispensable manual for tiny house living, award-winning tiny home builder Chris Schapdick offers first-hand information to help tiny home aspirants realize their dream, with advice on design, construction, legalities of living in a tiny home, and how to deal with some of the inevitable challenges of living tiny.


• Comprehensive review of the practical considerations that go into building, owning, and living in a tiny home on wheels.

• What it means to upgrade to tiny, and what readers should know about design, construction, and the legalities of living in a tiny home.

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Beginner’s Guide to CNC WoodworkingUnderstanding the Machines, Tools and Software, Plus Projects to MakeSteven James Thompson

An accessible, beginner-friendly resource to understand CNC (Computer Numerical Control) for anyone interested in CNC woodworking and the future of these technologies. From the fundamentals of CNC to its machinery, software, tools, and materials, this complete guide will teach you everything you need to know in a way that’s clear, approachable, and easy to comprehend. Also included are two step-by-step projects for a CNC chair and a 3D flip machining spoon using Autodesk 360.


• A complete beginner-friendly manual to understanding the fundamentals, machinery, software, tools, and materials of CNC

• Complete 2 step-by-step projects for a CNC chair and a 3D flip machining spoon

Woodburning Projects and Patterns for BeginnersMinisa Robinson

The ultimate beginner-friendly guide to pyrography, this book is the best place to start! Featuring a complete overview and introduction to woodburning, you’ll understand the tools, supplies, and safety precautions involved in this unique art. Learn basic techniques to then complete step-by-step projects – patterns included – for frames, boxes, ornaments, and coasters, as well as how to avoid and fix mistakes, and seal and finish each project.

Paperback • 136 pages • 254 x 203 mmFox Chapel PublishingWoodworking/PyrographyISBN: 978-1-4971-0085-5 • £14.99Rights: World

• A complete overview and introduction into the hobby of pyrography intended for beginners

• Understand the different tools, supplies, and safety precautions involved in the art of woodburning

• Learn basic techniques for burning even lines, shading, black backgrounds, stippling, and more

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AA Way of Life: Sheepdog Training, Handling and Trialling 19

BBasket Essentials: Rib Basket Weaving 10Beginner’s Guide to CNC Woodworking 33Beginner’s Guide to Punch Needle Projects 12Black Belt Judo 20

CCan I Keep It? Small Pets Guide 28Carving Creative Walking Sticks and Canes 5Carving & Painting Adorable Animals in Wood 30Clicker Training for Rabbits, Hamsters, and Other Small Pets 31Cocktails, Mocktails, Teas, & Infusions From Your Garden 19Creative Block Quilts 21Crested Gecko Handbook 2nd Edition, The 28

EExtreme Color-by-Number: Landscapes 3Extreme Outdoor Survival Manual 17

FFearless with Fabric Fresh Quilts from Traditional Blocks 7

GGarden DIY 15Gardening for Geeks 9Garden Mosaics 15Grass and Bamboo Handbook 16Golden Rules of Positive Puppy Training, The 6

HHexagon Star Quilts 21Hidden Language of Flowers 18

JJoy of Tiny House Living The 32

KKids Guide to Learning the Ukulele 22Know Your Battings 22Know Your Bees & Other Pollinators 17Know Your Chickens 8Know Your Cows 8Know Your Donkeys & Mules 14Know Your Hobby Animals: A Breed Encyclopedia 24Know Your Horses 6Know Your Miniature Breeds 18Know Your Model Tractors 23Know Your Pigs 14Koi (Revised Edition) 31

MMaking Charming Rag Rugs 20Making Picture Book Art Projects 12Making Wow Jewelry 7Modern Earth Moving Machines 25My Quilting Journal 22

NNotebook Doodles Girl Power! 24Notebook Doodles Unicorns 3

OOrganic Book of Compost, 2nd Revised Edition 4

PParacord Projects for Camping and Outdoor Survival 13Preserving the Season 5Propagation Techniques for Flowers, Vegetables, and Trees 16

QQuick-Start Woodburning Guide 29

RRegrow Your Veggies 9Riding America’s Backroads 26

SSuper Simple Hand Lettering Projects 27Super Simple Woodworking and Furniture Making 11

UUltimate Guide to Basements, Attics & Garages, 3rd Revised Edition 12Ultimate Guide to Furniture Repair and Refinishing, 2nd Edition 11Upcycle with Country Design Style 30

VVictorinox Swiss Army Knife: Whittling in the Wild 29

WWhittling in Your Free Time 23Woodburning Projects and Patterns for Beginners 33Woodcarving a Halloween Chess Set 27Woodcarving a Santa and Friends Chess Set 26Wooden Whirligigs 32World of Custom Trucks, The 25

YYard and Garden Furniture, 2nd Edition 6Yoga Handbook 10You Bet Your Garden Guide to Growing Great Tomatoes, 2nd Edition 4

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AUTHOR INDEX

AArrow, Emily 22

BBelling, Noa 10Bennett, Kiley 27Biggs, Emma 15Björk, Lars 23Boswell, Addie 12Byard, Jack 6, 8, 14, 18, 24

CChaney, Jeanette 30Collins, Barbara C 19Cuvelier, Dr Jean 6

EEditors of Creative Homeowner 12

GGiasson, Eugenie 11Gosnell, Dwayne 26, 27Grall, Jean-Yves 6Grünbaum, Tommy 23

HHaddock, Keith 25Hahn, Linda 21, 22Hajny, Desiree 30Harper, Valentina 18Harris, Tim 17Hattingh, Garth 17Hindes, Tom 23Hingley, Brian 11Helmer, Jodi 19Hollobone, Julie 16Hubbard, Clare 20Hunkin, Tessa 15Hylton, Bill 6

IImmler, Felix 29Irish, Lora S 10Isber, Gay 7

JJohnson, Daniel 15Johnson, Samantha 15Jones, H Glyn 19

KKock, Servaas de 31

LLill, Felix 9Looke, Ian 16Lynch, Bryan 13

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Martin, Ferdy De 25Maxwell, Sarah J 7McGrath, Mike 4Michelet, Juliette 12Montmorillon, Camille de 3Moser, Krista 22Müller, Isabel 31

OOlhenkamp, Neil 20

PParsons, Michele 29Pears, Pauline 4Perlmutter, Cathy 21Purnell, Paul 5

RRaupach, Melissa 9RoadRUNNER Motorcycle and Travel 26Robinson, Minisa 33

SSchapdick, Chris 32Screen, Michael 32Stanley, Deborah G 21Stefaniak, Xavier 25

TTanguy, Par 28Thompson, Steven James 33Tregellas, Mary 5

VVolinski, Jess 3, 24Vosjoli, Philippe de 28

WWatt, Ronnie 31Wilhelmi, Christy 9

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