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Faites votre vin vous-même
Par Bernard Assiniwi. 1994
La légende de la géographie
Par Gilles Lapouge. 2009
« Ma géographie n'a jamais passé l'âge de raison. Elle stagne dans celui des merveilles. C'est la géographie d'un flâneur,…
d'un flâneur des deux rives, mais principalement de l'autre rive, une géographie d'image d'Épinal et de Vase de Soissons, une géographie de dessin d'enfant, d'odeur de craie et de tableau noir, de sources, avec de gros soleils jaunes pleins de rayons, des nuages crémeux et des prairies des quatre saisons. Elle emprunte les chemins vicinaux. Elle voit des îles dans le ciel. Elle croit que les vents sont un pays. Je voudrais faire la géographie des ombres de l'automne. Une géographie pour oiseaux et pour marmottes. Elle avance sur des routes qui n'existent plus et sont enfouies sous deux siècles, trois siècles, d'humus, d'histoire et de mort. Elle considère que les cimetières sont un ingrédient de la géographie, au même titre que les marées, les montagnes ou les brises de mer, et comme aussi le gel, les bouvreuils, les gulf stream, les bois flottés de la Patagonie qui ont découvert l'Europe bien avant que Christophe Colomb ne rencontre l'Amérique. » -- 4e de couv175 essential slow cooker classics
Par Judith Finlayson. 2006
Canadian author provides practical advice on using a slow cooker to its best advantage. Presents her favorite recipes for appetizers,…
fondues, soups, stews, chili, pot roast, vegetarian main and side dishes, and desserts. Lists ingredients and includes step-by-step instructions and preparation tips. 2006Paula Deen's the Deen family cookbook
Par Paula H Deen. 2009
Savannah, Georgia, restaurant owner and TV host gathers her relatives' down-home favorites, like Aunt Peggy's meat loaf and Michael's deluxe…
twice-baked potatoes with shrimp, and adds some more health-minded dishes, like seared scallops and oven-fried chicken. Recipes cover all categories from snacks to main dishes, desserts, and beverages. Bestseller. 2009Paula Deen's my first cookbook (Simon & Schuster books for young readers)
Par Paula H Deen. 2008
Introduces kitchen safety, cooking terms, measuring, setting the table, and manners. Features recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, drinks, birthday…
and holiday treats, dishes for parents, and arts and crafts projects. From the simple--ants on a log--to the more complicated--meat stew with veggies. Adult help recommended. For grades 2-4. 2008Eight women, two Model Ts, and the American West
Par Joanne Wilke. 2007
The author chronicles a nine-week cross-country camping trip made by eight young women, including her grandmother and great-aunt, in two…
Model T Fords in 1924. Wilke pieces together the account from journal excerpts, letters, and reminiscences of the adventurers, who drove nine thousand miles and visited six national parks. 2007Presents unusual facts about U.S. presidents, such as who gave the shortest inaugural speech, who had the first indoor plumbing…
at the White House, who was the last to have a beard, what Abraham Lincoln carried in his stovepipe hat, and much more. Uncontracted braille. For grades 3-6. 2008Panini express: 70 delicious recipes, hot off the press
Par Daniel Leader. 2008
Tips and recipes for perfectly grilled sandwiches. Instructions for baking your own bread and preparing mayonnaises, pestos, and other sandwich…
enhancers. Recipes suggest store-bought or homemade breads appropriate to a variety of toppings from a range of international cuisines: French, German, Italian, Mexican, and Middle Eastern. 2008African critters (Nat Geo - General Ser.)
Par Robert B Haas. 2008
Accompany a wildlife photographer on safari in Africa, where he observes the actions and movements of a mother leopard and…
two cubs, a herd of elephants, a pack of wild dogs, a pride of lions, as well as hyenas, hippos, rhinos, cheetahs, and itty-bitty critters, too. For grades 3-6. 2008It never rains in Antarctica: and other freaky facts about climate, land, and nature (Freaky facts)
Par Barbara Seuling. 2009
Odd facts about geography arranged by such topics as deserts and caves, mountains and islands, and weather and climate. "How…
the Earth Has Changed" collects info-bytes on fossils, catastrophes, and population--including, for example: in 6,000 B.C. there were 10 million people, now there are 6.6 billion. For grades 3-6. 2009New recipes from Moosewood Restaurant (Vegetarian Cooking Ser.)
Par Moosewood Collective. 1987
Seventeen members of the Moosewood Collective, a worker-owned-and-operated restaurant in Ithaca, New York, offer vegetarian recipes inspired by ethnic and…
international cuisine that use fresh, seasonal ingredients. Includes suggestions for chilled and hot soups, salads and dressings, sandwiches, sauces, fish, pasta, sides, breads, and desserts. 1987Mutiny: the true events that inspired The hunt for Red October
Par David Hagberg, Boris Gindin. 2008
Former Soviet naval officer Boris Gindin, now an American citizen, provides an eyewitness account of the mutiny that occurred on…
the submarine Storozhevoy in November 1975. Those events were the basis for Tom Clancy's 1984 thriller The Hunt for Red October (DB 21513, BR 7205). 2008Dope sick
Par Walter Dean Myers. 2009
Seventeen-year-old Lil J, a suspect in the shooting of an undercover cop, hides in an abandoned crack house. He encounters…
Kelly, a man who is watching clips of Lil J's life on television. Kelly urges Lil J to examine choices he's made. Some strong language. For senior high readers. 2009Jewish holidays cookbook: festive meals for celebrating the year
Par Jill Bloomfield. 2008
Discusses eleven Jewish holidays, each accompanied by recipes for the ancient and modern dishes traditionally served. Covers foods from challah…
bread for Shabbat dinner to potato pancakes for Hanukkah and stuffed cabbage rolls for Sukkot. Includes instructions for keeping kosher. For grades 4-7. 2008Mummies (Mysterious & unknown)
Par Adam Woog. 2008
Examines the scientific study of mummies such as the deliberately preserved Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamen. Discusses accidental mummies found in northern…
European bogs, Asian deserts, and glaciers. Includes information on the specially embalmed twentieth-century bodies of Lenin, Eva Perón, and Ferdinand Marcos. Uncontracted braille. For grades 6-9 and older readers. 2009Danger in the desert: true adventures of a dinosaur hunter (Sterling Point Bks.)
Par Roger Cohen. 2008
Traces the life and career of American paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews (1884-1960), whose 1922 expedition discovered an enormous dinosaur fossil…
trove in the Flaming Cliffs of Mongolia's Gobi Desert. Recounts Andrews's death-defying escapes from dangerous animals, terrain, and people while on the pursuit of scientific artifacts. For grades 6-9. 2008Young Charles Darwin and the voyage of the Beagle
Par Ruth Ashby, Suzanne Duranceau. 2009
This biography of Charles Darwin (1809-1882) focuses on the scientific observations and discoveries about the natural world that he made…
during his five-year shipboard voyage around the world. Discusses his collections of plants and birds, which led him to his theory of evolution. For grades 4-7. 2009Around the world on two wheels: Annie Londonderry's extraordinary ride
Par Peter Zheutlin. 2007
Freelance journalist Zheutlin chronicles his adventurous great-grandaunt Annie Kopchovsky's much-publicized 1894 bicycle ride around the world. Relates that Annie, going…
by the name Annie Londonderry and determined to win the ten-thousand-dollar prize, left her husband and three young children to embark upon the fifteen-month-long ride. 2007The quilter's kitchen: an Elm Creek Quilts novel with recipes (The Elm Creek Quilts #13)
Par Jennifer Chiaverini. 2008
Anna, now the chef of Elm Creek Manor, and Sylvia remodel the inn's kitchen and plan a cookbook. They also…
use fabric scraps and old aprons to create a new quilt. Includes dozens of recipes. 2008Lincoln: the biography of a writer
Par Fred Kaplan. 2008
Explores the life of Abraham Lincoln through the language of his writings. Posits that Lincoln's boyhood readings of Burns, Byron,…
Shakespeare, Aesop's fables, and the Bible shaped his ideas about liberty, love, and human nature and led to his use of clear, common speech to convey morality and democracy. 2008