The Michelangelo Murders

Literature & Fiction

Smith, Aubrey

United States

Northwest Pub

Have you ever wondered how you’d survive without a man to attend to the odd jobs around the house? Have you ever wished you knew how to put up a shelf or check the oil in your car? And, more importantly, not have to call a man around to help? Then this is the book for you! From changing a car tire and checking brake fluid and coolant to building a campfire, Screw It! features traditionally male skills to help you learn invaluable information. Divided into sections focusing on vehicle maintenance, the home, the garden, and the great outdoors, each task is concisely explained and accompanied by beautifully illustrated instructions. Never again will you need to rely on men! This essential guide will help you become a completely self-sufficient and independent woman in today’s world.

Screw It!: Traditional Male Skills That Everyone Should Know

Reference

Skyhorse

Aubrey Smith's law enforcement career spans four decades as a deputy sheriff, state undercover agent, private investigator, forensic hypnotist, and Texas sheriff. Smith lives in Texas with his wife Polly. Smith is also the author of THE ANOINTING, BORDER MURDERS, BORDER JUSTICE, and TY HOLT-TEXAS RANGER. By combining his love of storytelling and writing Smith utilizes his experience as a veteran law enforcement officer, Smith is quickly becoming one of the Southwest's most popular mystery writers. •http://www.utopiamysteries.com •http://utopiamysteries

Dramas & Plays

FastPencil, Inc.

Ty Holt-Texas Ranger

Have you ever wished you knew how to put up a shelf, check the oil in your car, or do other odd jobs around the house that are traditionally assigned to men? 
From changing a car tire and checking brake fluid and coolant to building a campfire and making a compost bin, this guide features all the traditionally male skills that a woman should learn to make her more "handy." Divided into sections focusing on vehicle maintenance, the home, the garden, and the great outdoors, each task is succinctly explained and accompanied by beautifully illustrated instructions with a traditional feel.

Screw It!: Traditional Male Skills That Every Woman Should Know

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Michael O"Mara

Simple, imaginative, affordable robot projects offer creative fun for parents and kids
From Star Wars to WALL-E, kids of all generations continue to be fascinated by robots. Here, finally, there is a book that teaches little kids (and big kids alike) how to make their own! This is a fun-filled activity book to be enjoyed by kids and parents together. It contains 20 different robotic projects, each beautifully illustrated with step-by-step instructions, including robot suits and jet packs, edible robots, fimo keyrings, grow-your-own-hair robots, giant robots, and more. Some will only take a few minutes, some the whole afternoon, and all use available or cheap materials, and a little imagination!

How to Build a Robot (With Your Dad): 20 Easy-to-Build Robotic Projects

Children's Books

Arts, Music & Photography

Originally published under a pseudonym in 1922, this memoir of a private soldier in the London Rifle Brigade is closely based on the letters he sent home throughout the First World War, from enlistment and initial training in 1914 to the final Allied advance in the weeks leading up to the Armistice. It documents the experiences of an important but often overlooked branch of the British Army, first in the trenches then in the transport section.

Four Years on the Western Front: Being the Experiences of a Ranker in the London Rifle Brigade, 4th, 3rd and 56th Divisions

Endeavour Press

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