From the bestselling girly guru who brought you The Handbook of Girly Emergencies. Forget your lippy, everything you need for a better love life is inside these pages: - Why some girls can and some girls can't get a man - its not just about looks - How fizzy knickers can make you do mad, crazy things - Why you like bad boys and how to pack it in - How to make your old relationship a bit sparky - Songs to sing when you've been dumped Any much, much more...

The Handbag Book of Girly Love Emergencies

Self-Help

Williams, Jacqueline

Relationships

Ebury Press

Gathers healthful recipes for chicken, seafood, vegetarian dishes, and simple suppers, brunches and lunches

Quick Delicious Cookbook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Silverman, Goldie

Special Diet

Perigee Trade

From early immigrants to recent transplants, Jews in Washington have made notable contributions to civic and cultural life in their local communities, state, nation, and world.\nFamily of Strangers, published originally in 2003, draws on hundreds of newspaper articles, oral histories, and one-on-one interviews to provide the first comprehensive account of Jewish communities and people in Washington state. Jewish immigrants first arrived in the middle of the nineteenth century, followed by larger numbers during the open-door era that stretched to 1924. They included Ashkenazim from Central and Eastern Europe, and Sephardim from Turkey and Rhodes. Subsequent waves of immigration consisted of European Jews escaping the Nazis and, later, Soviet Jews fleeing persecution. Isolated from the large centers of American Jewish life, following different religious customs and speaking different languages, these immigrants initially found little in common beyond the fabric of Judaism. A family of strangers, they built vibrant Jewish communities across the state.\nThis second edition of Family of Strangers features a new epilogue that explores Jewish history in Washington state over the past several decades — an era characterized by growth, diversity, and geographic spread. Transplants migrated to Washington to work within the state’s robust tech-based economy. Younger generations, feeling increasingly disconnected from their Jewish identity, searched for occasions to recall their history and honor their heritage. Jewish organizations and institutions responded, offering myriad opportunities for all Jews to engage and embrace their Jewishness, no matter how they might express it.\nStrangers, perhaps. But connected as one family.\nThe second edition of this book was made possible by the support of 4Culture. Learn more at 4culture.org.

Family of Strangers: Building Jewish Communities in Washington State

History

Cone, Molly

Droker, Howard

Eskenazi, Stuart

World

Washington State Jewish Historical Society

An entertaining look at how pioneer women cooked and ate on the trail. Williams describes what they took, how they stored things, and what recipes and creative cooking techniques they used to sustain themselves on the arduous journey west.

Wagon Wheel Kitchens: Food on the Oregon Trail

Cooking Education & Reference

University Press of Kansas

Pioneer temperaments, Jacqueline Williams shows, were greatly influenced by that which was stewable, bakable, broilable, and boilable. Using travelers' diaries, letters, newspaper advertisements, and nineteenth-century cookbooks, Williams re-creates the highs and lows of cooking and eating on the Oregon Trail. She investigates the mundane—biscuits and bacon, mush and coffee—as well as the unexpected—carbonated soda made from bubbling spring water; ice cream created from milk, snow, and peppermint; fresh fruits and vegetables. Understanding what and how the pioneers ate, Williams demonstrates, is essential to understanding how they lived and survived—and sometimes died—on the trail. "This book holds an encyclopedia of information culled from diaries and contemporary newspapers. I can't think of a more intimate account of the lives of the overlanders, how they turned their rude wagons into homes, how they made meals both a comfort and a celebration. Some readers will want to try out recipes; others will read in awe as in the midst of difficult travel, women made certain their families marked the Fourth of July with cakes—fruit jelly and sponge-puddings, and ice cream—and clean underwear!"—Lillian Schlissel, author of Women's Diaries of the Westward Journey and Western Women: Their Lands, Their Lives

Over 130 recipes with a nutritional analysis for protein, carbohydrate, fat, cholesterol and sodium comprise this long-time best-seller, Information about reading labels, cooking techniques and adapting recipes makes this a necessity for the health-conscious cook.

No Salt, No Sugar, No Fat Cook Book (Nitty Gritty books)

Nitty Gritty Productions

Written in a breezy, unblushing, just-us-girls style, this portable paperback offers solutions to the most common love "emergencies" and humorous, though heartfelt, answers to the many questions raised when playing the game of love. It's like having the advice of an older sister or more experienced friend - right in one's purse! Completely in tune with today's dating scene, The Handbag Book of Girly Love Emergencies outlines a flirty "three-smile attack;" explains the truth about nice men, gorgeous men, jealous men, married men, men at the office, and men with bad shoes ("forget him ... You won't be able to stop thinking about [the shoes]"); contains invaluable tools like the "Is he a bastard?" test; lists ways to take it slow or rev it up; and provides straightforward tips on serious topics (like STDs and the drug Rohypnol), as well as playful topics (ways to seduce) and practical ones (avoiding break-outs before a first date).

Laurel Glen

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The Handbag Book of Girly Love Emergencies

Quick Delicious Cookbook

Family of Strangers: Building Jewish Communities in Washington State

Wagon Wheel Kitchens: Food on the Oregon Trail

Wagon Wheel Kitchens: Food on the Oregon Trail

No Salt, No Sugar, No Fat Cook Book (Nitty Gritty books)

The Handbag Book of Girly Love Emergencies