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Chosen by Food52.com as one of the 16 best cookbooks of 2012,
"Little Flower" showcases the most beloved dishes at Christine
Moore's Little Flower cafe in Los Angeles. Her food is artfully
simple and powerfully flavorful, and each recipe is accompanied
with a vivid full-page photo. The collection focuses on breakfast,
lunch, simple supper, and her acclaimed desserts. Celebrated by the
"Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times," and David Lebovitz's
Sweet Life in Paris, "Little Flower: Recipes from the Cafe" makes
it possible (and easy) for home cooks to create Moore's Lemon
Lentil Soup, Goddess Salad, Buttermilk Pretzel Rolls, Chocolate
Caramel Thumbprint Tartlets, and her famed Brown Butter Shortbread,
as well as fluffy quiches, vibrant salads, elegant sandwiches, and
much more.
In the years between 1776 and 1815, grand square-rigged sailing
ships dominated warfare on the high seas. Fighting Sail is a
tabletop wargame of fleet battles in this age of canvas, cannon,
and timbers. Players take on the roles of fleet admirals in battles
ranging from the American War of Independence to the Napoleonic
Wars and the War of 1812. Each fleet has access to different ships,
tactics, and command personalities - each with its own strengths
and weaknesses. Offering a unique blend of detail and simplicity,
the scenarios included enable the recreation of historic actions or
'what-if' scenarios. Join the battle and experience the adventurous
age of the fighting sail!
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Malum (Paperback)
Ryan Miller
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R470
Discovery Miles 4 700
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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Insipid (Hardcover)
Ryan Miller
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R876
R815
Discovery Miles 8 150
Save R61 (7%)
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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Ebos (Paperback)
Ryan Miller
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R554
Discovery Miles 5 540
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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Jericho (Paperback)
Ryan Miller (Aka Mike Cummings)
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R506
Discovery Miles 5 060
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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Kaios (Paperback)
Ryan Miller
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R167
Discovery Miles 1 670
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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Everything breathes, but not everything lives. It's not a matter of
age, of nationality, of wealth, or of religion. People everywhere
are searching for the formula to life- the perfect blend of belief,
action, and maybe even God, to guarantee success and prevent
failure. We are constantly seeking to understand why this happened
and why that didn't happen and what we need to do to make sure this
happens and that doesn't happen in the future because . . . if . .
. then . . . All of this searching is not only frustrating and
exhausting, but perpetually frustrating and exhausting. The world
doesn't seem to work with the formulas. And neither does God, it
seems. It's time to stop. Breathe. Look. Live. There and then are
here and now. This changes everything.
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