Books

Sunday, January 17th, 2010

We have the perfect item to help in keeping one of those New Year’s resolutions.

A low carb cookbook with recipes that help you lose weight.

It contains over 55 recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even desserts.

It is a hardcover book that is still sealed in the shrink wrap.

And the best part, it is only $3.99.

Monday, December 28th, 2009

As we close another year, I want to take a minute to thank my readers and customers who have purchased from us over the past year.

Buying online has become the normal now for most families, but there are still doubts about many of the small business owners online.

Our customers can rest assured they they are receiving quality merchandise and in a timely manner.

We respect their info and do not spam or promote spam in any way.

We are honest sellers and treat our customers as we want to be treated.

So here’s to 2010 and another great year of supplying our customers with quality service and goods.

Happy 2010!!

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

What a unique find this little cook book was.

It is titled: The Uncommon Cookbook.

It is edited and illustrated by Phyllis Coggins and it is sponsored by the NOAA Office of Sea Grant and the Department of Commerce.

It has some very unique and different recipes that use octopus, mussells, squid, sea urchin, fish and eel.

It uses seafood that is found off the coast of Maine.

An unusual item that would make a great gift for the cook who has everything.

Clicking on the image will bring you to the listing to view a larger image.

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

We only have one copy of this book, and it is a good one!

It is written by Jung Lee who is one of the top wedding planners in the county and she owns and operates Fete in New York city.

She covers all the aspects of planning a wedding as she follows 8 different couples through the process.

Full of beautiful photos and all the right advice for a perfect wedding day.

Friday, June 5th, 2009

We have recently added a few vintage issues of the National Geographic Society magazines to our inventory.

A couple of them date back to the early 1900’s during the World War I era, and the articles are so different from today’s NG stories.

And the advertisements are amusing to read too - we have changed so much over the years.

Some of the issues are from the late 1980’s and eary 1990’s.

All of them are a great read!