
Reviews of Martin Crawford’s How To Grow Perenniel Vegetables, Kan Albala and Rosanna Nafziger Henderson’s The Lost Arts of Hearth and Home, and Siobhan Roberts’s Wind Wizard, plus a full list of science and technology reviews from the Feb. 1 issue.

Reviews of Martin Crawford’s How To Grow Perenniel Vegetables, Kan Albala and Rosanna Nafziger Henderson’s The Lost Arts of Hearth and Home, and Siobhan Roberts’s Wind Wizard, plus a full list of science and technology reviews from the Feb. 1 issue.

Having been a collection development librarian in a public library, I have seen the volume of new publishing that supports the knitting trend and the proliferation of knitting guilds and circles meeting in libraries. Interest in, and the popularity of, spinning, weaving, and braiding tends to cycle a bit behind the more popular fiber arts such as knitting, crocheting, and sewing because many knitters who want more control of their materials will eventually learn to spin. Those looking to expand the possibilities of their craft may also learn to weave. Braiding is a great craft for younger people who are not quite up to handling even the single hook of crochet.

Reviews of Terence Dickinson’s Hubble’s Universe, Claude A. Piantadosi’s Mankind Beyond Earth, and Sean Carroll’s The Particle at the End of the Universe, plus a full list of science and technology reviews from the January issue.

Reviews of 101 Classic Cookbooks, Martha Holmber’s Modern Sauces, and Gaitri Pagrach-Chandra’s Sugar & Spice, plus a full list of cookbook reviews from the January issue.

Reviews of Margaret Roach’s The Backyard Parables, Andrzej Szczeklik’s Kore, and Best Food Writing 2012, plus a full list of science and technology reviews from the Dec. issue.

Reviews of The Essential James Beard Cookbook, Fabrizia Lanza’s Coming Home to Sicily, and Johnnie Mountain’s Pig, plus a full list of cookbook reviews in the Dec. issue.























Copyright © 2013 · Lifestyle Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in

LJ Reviews Social Club