Reviews for Home Decorating: 101 Essential Tips

The average rating for Home Decorating: 101 Essential Tips based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-07-13 00:00:00 Erin Jackson 101 Essential Tips Golf by Peter Ballingball is a great little snapshot of tips to get the novice started. The information and illustrations make the book super easy to understand and follow. It's not going to teach someone to play golf, but it will help the reader understand what he/she is learning and why movements work. The book includes a chart to help the beginning golfer decide which club is best for which situation. It also provides descriptions of the myriad equipment involved in the game. Exercises to aid a beginning golfer in strengthening and stretching the muscles golfer's most use are illustrated and described. 101 Essential Tips Golf is a nice little book that will fit in one's golf bag or would be easy to take a long when shopping for equipment. It's a quick read for an afternoon when a golf game gets rained out!

Review # 2 was written on 2018-04-12 00:00:00 Thomas Mather Between 1999-2002 I stumbled across this book in my school library, this is "The Book" (ironically, I remembered more of it's title than I thought I did) and some of it's imagery stayed with me as I have studied world mythology ever since. I couldn't find the like of those illustrations no matter where I looked, finally I got tired of not knowing. I went to the link of my old middle school, and I searched "mythology" in the library database so I had a better place to start. There was this book "The Book", offered on Amazon.com and I took a "inside peek" and there it was, sure enough just as I remembered; a image of Re and all the Egyptian gods and goddesses, Shu and Tefnut, Nut and Geb, and Nut swallowing Re and Re wrestling with Apep - the Egyptian day and night. Ymir the giant, and Audhumla the cow, and others, so many others it's like seeing old friends and greeting them again. I now have my own copy of the "The Book", and am pleased that a memory I held in my heart for more than ten years was no mere myth.