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Beatlemania | Books To Rock Out On
Two books that explore the talent, creativity, and deep appeal of the Fab Four.
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Watercolor Your Way: Techniques, Palettes, and Projects To Fit Your Skill Level and Creative Goals
Appealing, colorful projects and a clean layout make this book a great resource for beginning watercolor painters.
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How To Train Your Dog: Transform Your Dog’s Behavior and Strengthen Your Bond Forever
Spivey’s blunt style may not suit all readers, but his book offers plenty of solid advice and compassion for both dogs and their owners.
Welcoming Your Puppy from Planet Dog: How To Go Beyond Training and Raise Your Best Friend
With ample advice on everything from vet visits to nail trimming, as well as recommendations for toys, supplies, and additional training resources, Callahan’s book is an excellent guide that puts puppy welfare front and center.
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Kawaii Birdies: Learn To Draw 80 Adorable Feathered Friends
This title’s easy-to-follow directions will have artists of all ages happily doodling adorable birds in no time.
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Watercolor Textures for Artists: Explore Simple Techniques To Create Amazing Works of Art
This title’s focus on texture provides beginner painters with excellent projects for practicing techniques without worrying about accurately depicting flowers, animals, and other aspects of nature. It will have readers longing to break out their brushes.
Shake It Up, Baby!: The Rise of Beatlemania and the Mayhem of 1963
An absolute must-read for music and Beatles fans.
The Museum of Other People: From Colonial Acquisitions to Cosmopolitan Exhibitions
This highly recommended work about anthropological museums and creating culturally appropriate exhibits challenges preconceptions and encourages readers to think critically about this complex and important issue.
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Birds Through Indigenous Eyes: Native Perspectives on Birds of the Eastern Woodlands
This engaging work of ethno-ornithology is a must for bird watchers and readers who want to form a more profound relationship with nature.
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