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Review by
Korban
on 6th Oct 2008
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Item: Matt James, The City Gardener
Matt James' The City Gardener is the best book about gardening ever. Really like it and enjoyed it.
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Guest.
on 5th May 2008
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Item: Sarah Raven, Grow Your Own Cut Flowers
This is one of my favorite books ever! It is a must for anyone wanting to grow flowers!!!!
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Review by
Guest.
on 5th Feb 2008
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Item: Heather Moffett, Enlightened Equitation: Riding in True Harmony with Your Horse
A wonderful and well written book, humerous, educational and worth every penny. An essential book in any horse riders collection.
Thanks Heather
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Review by
Guest.
on 13th Jan 2008
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Item: John Fisher, Dogwise: Natural Way to Train Your Dog
John Fisher's understanding and willingness to learn more about the psychology of training dogs gives an excellent alternative to the outdated methods of force and total domination still practised by some
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Review by
Guest.
on 16th Dec 2007
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Item: Heather Moffett, Enlightened Equitation: Riding in True Harmony with Your Horse
I've read the book several times over and the difference to my riding and my horses way of going has been amazing. It took a little time for me to get out of old habits but my horse understood straight away!
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Review by
Guest.
on 14th Dec 2007
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Item: Lynne Edwards, The Sampler Quilt Book
Lynne Edwards, The Sampler Quilt Book has very clear instructions and fine examples of individual blocks, which are then shown in the completed quilts.I am particularly interested in the border pattern to
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Review by
HenryPG
on 3rd Nov 2007
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Item: Dennis Watts, Escape from London
An essential guide for anyone thinking of moving out of London. It can save a lot of money which might otherwise be wasted on visiting and researching areas that turn out to be unsuitable. The emphasis is on
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Review by
regnolivia
on 28th Oct 2007
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Item: David Stiles,Jeanie Stiles, Tree Houses You Can Actually Build (A Weekend Project Book)
I highly recommend Tree Houses You Can Actually Build to all enthusiastic d.i.y. handy people...not just "men" as I am a little old lady of 67 and have done it all on my own!
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Review by
Sammykins
on 5th Feb 2007
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Item: Cesar Millan, Cesar's Way
I think Cesar Millan is the most admirable human going. Before Cesar, I had the same view as lots of people in the UK thinking if a dog is aggressive it should be put down and no question and I thought that
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Review by
carternm31
on 23rd Jan 2007
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Item: Cesar Millan, Cesar's Way
Well, what can I say, I've been a big fan of Ceasar Millan since I started watching his shows on Sky One. After a rather disappointing lesson with my own dog in clicker training. I learnt not everything can be
carternm31's full review | 114 words
