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Recess

Recess is the ultimate illustrated guide to the best games of the playground, for inside and outside. Created by duo Ben Applebaum and Dan DiSorbo whom have co authored several humorous pop culture books together, this new book is a fun, pictorial review of over 150 classic games that can be played in the school yard or at home, from the many variants of tag, to hopscotch, four square, and dodgeball. It features easy, step by step instructions along with detailed illustrations and diagrams, plus various tips and strategies not just to play, but also to win. So put down your smartphones and game controllers and go play outside!

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OFF THE ROAD

Off The Road is a new book for all lovers of the great outdoors, it features several travel adventures by solo travelers, couples, or families that are heading off to discover the outdoor scene on converted mobile homes, campers, trucks, or vans. The book features stunning photography that transports the reader to awe-inspiring landscapes, and reveals the lifestyle of those who make their homes on wheels, their customized, homey vehicles, and equipment that make the...
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FRANKLIN STEAK

Meat lovers rejoice! From the creators of the acclaimed and bestselling Franklin Barbecue cookbook comes the be-all, end-all guide to cooking the perfect steak. Penned by award-winning chef Aaron Franklin, owner of the wildly popular Austin restaurant Franklin Barbecue in Texas, Franklin Steak delves into the food with trademark zeal, and shares Aaron Franklin´s insights, from regional cooking methods, to buying top-notch beef, s...
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GEORGE LUCAS A LIFE

George Lucas: A Life is the long-awaited life-story of the cinema legend and Star Wars creator. This is the first biography of the director to encompass the Star Wars prequels and everything that followed, such as the blockbuster series with Indiana Jones. The book takes us back to 1977, where a problem-plagued, budget-straining independent science-fiction film opened in a mere thirty-two American movie theaters. That was of course The Star Wars, now one of the most...
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