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|  | Great Wood Finishes by Jeff Jewitt
Description not available.Provides step-by-step instructions on wood finishing techniques covering such topics as tools and materials, staining, glazing, and avoiding common mistakes. AUTHOR: Jeff Jewitt
PUBLISHER: Taunton Press, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Home Improvement 
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 | Wiring by Rex Caldwell
Description not available.Discusses the basics of electricity and offers instructions and advice on the equipment and skills needed to install electrical, telephone, and cable wires in and around the home. AUTHOR: Rex Caldwell
PUBLISHER: Creative Homeowner Press
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Home Improvement
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 | Shoes by Linda Okeeffe
An extravaganza of shoes, including portraits of famous designers, a look at the two-foot high chopines of the 16th century, shoes made for special occasions, shoe fetishes, the allure of the sandaled foot, Marilyn's stiletto, the steps involved in making a shoe, and much more. AUTHOR: Linda Okeeffe
PUBLISHER: Workman Publishing Company, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Hobbies & Interests
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 | Better Homes & Gardens Halloween Fun
Description not available.A spooky guide to Halloween fun contains an abundance of ideas, recipes, projects, and instructions for creating frightening foods, devilish decorations, scary costumes, and much more. Original. 50,000 first printing.
PUBLISHER: Meredith Books
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Hobbies & Interests
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 | The 25th Hour by David Benioff
Monty Brogan, a young drug dealer scheduled to do prison time, spends his last day of freedom with two old friends at a nightclub run by his Uncle Blue, the drug lord who got Monty into the business. AUTHOR: David Benioff
PUBLISHER: Dutton/Plume
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Mystery & Thrillers
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 | Colonel Tom Parker by James L. Dickerson
In this biography of Elvis Presley`s manager Tom Parker, Nashville writer Dickerson alleges that it was Parker`s megalomania that destroyed the King`s career. He does note some of the good deeds Parker did for Elvis, like shrewdly negotiating a contract with RCA, but focuses on the bad, including coercing Elvis to star in bad movies. Although Parker made Elvis millions, Dickerson feels that Parker was exploiting the star and using the profits to feed his own gambling addiction. AUTHOR: James L. Dickerson
PUBLISHER: Cooper Square Publishers, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Hobbies & Interests
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