Studios Books

This book has he most adorable patterns in it. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes to crochet and actually likes to crochet things that you can wear and look good in!

The cover of this book does not do the interior justice. I'd seen it for sale on various websites, and really wasn't interested. I had the chance to thumb through a copy, and what's inside is spectacular. Daphne has some delightfully creative designs inside, and a profound attention to detail and line.

The interior is entirely expertly rendered pencil line drawings. If I were to nitpick anything, I'd simply like to see more.

Dirado is one of interest American photographers, he is also very kind.I think you should read his book.

Not just for Catholics, this is truly a beautifully printed, gorgeously illustrated, and intelligently written book. I was given this book as a gift and I treasure it. The "Saint-a-Day" format concisely details the lives of individual saints and intrigues rather than bores, unlike many other books in this genre. The prints--well-reproduced copies of religious paintings, daybooks, etc.--chosen for this book are out-of-this-world (no pun intended). This would undoubtedly make a great gift for your favorite Catholic, but I am not religious and I found it inspiring and lovely anyway. It would make a wonderful book for any art-lover, spirituality-seeker, or anyone who just relishes a beautifully illustrated and well-written, informative book.

If you want an in-depth, largely serious introduction to Deaf culture, check out *Deaf in America* by Carol Padden and Tom Humphries. When you're done with it, get Glickman's hilarious book, which starts where Rich Hall's hysterical *Sniglets* left off, coining new neologisms for various aspects of Deaf and hearing life. This book is a scream! (I am a sign-language interpreter, by the way.)

I just received this book yesterday and just reading through it brought tears to my eyes as I pictured my daughter in my mind. Our daughter was adopted when she was two from Eastern Europe and I am always looking for ways to deepen her feeling of belonging and solidify the fact that she was wanted by our family. I love the fact that you can personalize this book and tuck in letters in the two vellum pockets, add your own pictures, etc.... I have already recommended this book to my friends and let them see our copy. They intend to purchase as well. It is appropriate for a daughter still "growing" and a grown-up daughter as well. I only wish something like this had been available for MY mom to give me! It is absolutely precious and I plan to give it to parents of new baby daughters as well.

This is a wonderful book that tells a son all those things that are too mushy to tell them face to face. I really enjoyed personalizing the book with our own photos. My son received it for a special occasion and seemed touched by it.

This presentation was the first to focus on Wright's decorative art, rather than his usual architectural achievements, and was originally published as a catalog to accompany a major exhibition. Over 200 drawings and photos provide a fine survey of Wright's decorative designs, while chapters discuss his work in various mediums. Recommended for collection which already have books on Wright's architectural works, but who seek a well-rounded portrait of the artist.

This book is mainly for the younger girls say from pre-teens up. Therre are very easy directions along with pictures to show a step-by-step instruction. If your girl uses finger nail polish now she will enjoy trying these little designs on for herself. Mom may need to help with a few hair designs though. All in all, my girls love this book!

This is a clearly written book for producers of DVD's with ideas of how to tighten up your workflow; how the intended output dictates choices. I wanted help with navigating the material on a DVD. DVD Studio 4 makes this easier than version 3 and this manual clears up some issues as well. Book clarifies some procedures that the manual covers not as clearly.