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.An Embarrassment of Mangoes: A Caribbean Interlude by: Ann Vanderhoof February 08, 2005 This is a great book! Even the recipes are good, we have tried several. Great read before traveling to the area or as an armchair traveler. Highly recommended! >>See More Reviews & Details on An Embarrassment of Mangoes: A Caribbean Interlude |
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.An Embarassment of Mangoes by: Ann Vanderhoof January 03, 2005 If you have ever spent a snowy morning staring at the white sand beach and palm trees on your calendar, this is the kind of book you are looking for. The writing allows you to go along on the adventure of sailing the Caribbean for a year. >>See More Reviews & Details on An Embarassment of Mangoes |
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.An Embarrassment of Mangoes by: Ann Vanderhoof 2005 By reading this book I have now found out I love to sail; but only on the pages of Ann's book. You feel like you are right there with her and Steve on their trip. The only good thing is you don't get seasick from reading of the rough waters. But you also miss out on the tropical weather and food/drinks. If I had the money, this book would encourage me to take a break from the everyday hassels of day to day living and just sail away. If only we were all this courageous and just take off for two years. Thank heavens Ann was willing to share parts of the journey with us. This book is an easy read, but definately worth it. No crime or violence to speak of...what a pleasure. >>See More Reviews & Details on An Embarrassment of Mangoes |
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.(Boating) Docks and Projects: Great Things for the Whole Family to Make and Do from: Cottage Life Books November 01, 1994 Docks & Projects is a GREAT book of ideas... even if you don't own or use a cottage. I was amazed at the variety of projects and ideas offered. My 5 year old son is overjoyed at the mini-regatta series of boats to build and my wife is egging me on to build the wood box. I felt some of the instructions were a bit sparse, as if written for a magazine and not an intense do-it-yourself book, but I imagine I'll be able to muddle through and build a couple of the adirondack chairs. All in all, good stuff. >>See More Reviews & Details on (Boating) Docks and Projects: Great Things for the Whole Family to Make and Do |