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A Beautiful New You
Give yourself a real extreme makeover from the inside out! Is all the stress of taking care of your family, home, and work starting to show on your face? Is your waistline increasing while your energy and patience levels decrease? Are you ready to make a change but aren’t sure how to do it? A Beautiful New You is about more than getting the right haircut or dressing to look ten pounds thinner. A former model turned beauty expert who rescued herself from being overweight, frumpy, and tired all the time, Laura DuPriest is a source of invaluable advice for anyone who wants to improve herself, just as she did—without cosmetic surgery! She knows firsthand what it’s like to let yourself (and...
How to Enjoy Your Retirement
A book about retirement that leaves financial worries to other books and simply focuses on enjoyable ways to spend time.
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Self-Publishing
A practical guide for a booming market. Every aspiring self-published author needs this guide, which covers everything from design to sales. It reveals all the tools they'll need, including worksheets for estimating costs, timing, and resources; up-to-date information on production and design; formats for many genres; strategies for publicity and sales; plus success stories from self- published authors. * Publishers Marketing Association estimates there are 73,000 small and self- publishers in the U.S., with 8,000-11,000 new ones each year * Of the approximately 2.8 million books in print, 78% of the titles come from small/self-publishers (PMA) * For small and self-publishers, sales increased 21% annually from 1997-2002; in 2002, these 73,000 publishers grossed $29.4 billion * 81% of the population feels they have a book inside them; 6 million have written a manuscript; and another 6 million have a manuscript making the rounds
Natural Beauty
Salon Secrets at a Fraction of the Cost Now it is easy to look and feel beautiful, without spending a fortune. Did you know that a mix of equal parts vegetable oil and sugar is not only the cheapest way to exfoliate your face, but it's also the best? Or that by combining specific amounts of sugar, water, and lemon juice, you can create a homemade "wax" and comfortably eliminate unwanted hair for over six? Beauty expert and aesthetician Laura DuPriest offers countless ideas and recipes that will help you create the natural and attractive look you desire while providing motivational tips to enhance your inner beauty. Inside, you'll find simple recipes and step-by-step directions for: ·Strawberry Citrus Mask ·Egyptian-Style Milk Bath ·Basic Cleanser for All Skin Types ·Homemade Moisturizing Shampoo ·Aromatherapy Bath Salts ·Baby Massage Oil ·Foot-Soaking Fizzies ·Salon-Style Hand Treatment ·And much more! Pamper yourself, easily and affordably: You'll look better, feel better, and discover that natural beauty is a way of life you love.
A Beautiful New You
A beauty expert shares her personal approach to achieving both inner and outer beauty and explains how women can change and improve every aspect of their lives, taking readers step by step through the process of transformation in order to escape the grind of everyday life, renew their optimism, and reclaim their true beauty. Original. 35,000 first printing.
Vegetarian Times
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Family of James and Martha Red
James Red, the progenitor of this family group, is believed to have been born in South Carolina between 1775 and 1784, and possibly died by early 1830 in Gwinnett County, Georgia; married Martha Boyet during or before 1809. Some descendants believe that her name was Martha Cora Boyd; others have suggested that her maiden name may have been Boyett or Turner.
Natural Beauty
Demonstrates how to replicate salon cosmetic treatments at home for a fraction of the cost, offering recipes and instructions for a range of cleansers, toners, and facials. Original. TV tie-in.
Library Journal
Includes, beginning Sept. 15, 1954 (and on the 15th of each month, Sept.-May) a special section: School library journal, ISSN 0000-0035, (called Junior libraries, 1954-May 1961). Also issued separately.
