Cady North

There is a handwritten note at first page but other than that it’s in Very Good Conditions.

Light Paperback (1 lb or less)

California

A Money and Mindset Guide for Your Next Work Break

The Art of the Sabbatical

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Extensive and diverse  information on Herbs written in an easy engagement style by a collective of passionate authors. Fun read. Vintage in good condition except for some staining on top of closed book pages and some tears in cover jacket (see pix) 

Heavy Hardcover (2 to 4 lbs)

How to Use, Grow, and Buy Nature’s Miracle Plants 

The Rodale Herb Book

William A. Storrer

Henry-Russell Hitchcock

Frank Lloyd Wright

Fun pictorial read covering Frank Lloyd Wrights life work. 

Paperback (1 to 2 lbs)

A Complete Catalog

The first edition of this book was widely recognized for the unique service it performs. The review in the AIA Journalstated, "Here is the whole Frank Lloyd Wright catalog—not another thematic discourse, limited period or subject evaluation, art-book photo collection or the like, but an ambitious compilation of every built project designed by FLW, which has been needed for over a decade." Progressive Architecturesummarized the book's program and plan as follows: "This work is the only publication that documents allof the buildings designed by Wright. It also offers a short commentary on each building and a picture of each extant structure and, incidentally, includes over 100 buildings that have never before appeared in print. For each building, a unique name (usually the name of the original client) and a catalog number are assigned, and the date of conception and the location are given. The text describes methods and materials of construction, identifies the basic plan, and provides other information that serves to place the building in its context or to relate it to other buildings." And the book was welcomed in the nonarchitectural press as well: "William Allin Storrer has done for Frank Lloyd Wright admirers what Wright himself did for architecture. Storrer has put together a complete listing with drawings and photographs of every structure Wright was known to have designed or assisted in designing.... It is a remarkable collection that will become as timeless as the work of perhaps the greatest architect in history." —The Cleveland Press "...an indispensable book.... The foreword to the book was written by Henry-Russell Hitchcock and is an eloquent tribute to the lasting value and importance of Storrer's work." —Choice Henry-Russell Hitchcock, in the course of his appraisal, observes that "however thoroughly one may previously have known the work of Wright over the years—and I have had some familiarity with his work for forty years—there are innumerable surprises here, not merely as regards the work since the last war, never before brought together, but even for the early decades, the 'classic' years of the Prairie house before World War I and the less productive years that immediately followed." This second edition replaces a number of photographs with new ones that show the buildings to better effect. In addition, corrections have been made in the text, and factual information that has come to light since the original publication in 1974 has been incorporated. The indexes have also been usefully expanded.

The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright

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Ryland Peters & Small

Light Hardcover (1 lb or less)

Relaxed Recipes for the Morning

Wake up and enjoy the most important meal of the day with over 50 moreish recipes for wholesome morning bakes. If you’re tired of the same old breakfast routine and fancy tasting something new to give you a little more “get up and go,” try your hand at these nourishing morning munchies. With the rise in popularity of all kinds of baking—from artisan breads and pillowy buns, to fruit-filled muffins and soft, oaty tray bakes—now is the perfect time to switch out your breakfast bowl for a more substantial and satisfying bite. Whatever the start of your typical day, each recipe in this book can be made in advance to suit the morning routine of any baker. If you’re more inclined to wake up and be out of the door in 15 minutes flat, try some energy-boosting nutty Flapjacks or Muesli Bars—already cut into grabbable slices and perfect for anyone on the go. If more time allows, slice and toast some flavorful Banana Bread, pair an Almond Twist bun with a cup of warm coffee, or opt for something savory with a Montreal Bagel filled with soft cheeses, smoked fish, or other tasty treats. And if the morning is all your own, why not take a bit of time to fill your home with the smell of warm bread to feast on straight from the oven. There’s a Barley and Rye Sourdough, a Gluten-Free Cornbread, or a simple yet classic White Bread loaf to fill the gap at breakfast time, and have leftovers for lunch! No longer is creating wonderful, nutritious doughs and chewy, sticky mixtures the complicated feat they were once considered to be, but amongst this collection of delicious bakes, you’ll see that making a fresh and wholesome breakfast is both achievable, and so worth the result.

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