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ParenTingBaby’s First Year Baby Sign LanguagePregnancy Guide Raising Your Toddler

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These quick-reading reference books are packed with easy-to-use information. Photography is the starting point for showing readers all the options, whether they need to get a job done step-by-step, make the perfect decision, or gain new knowledge and skills. Large-type headings, color-coded tabs and sidebars, and bullet point instructions help guide readers to exactly the content they’re looking for to get the job done easily and efficiently.

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body to head the ball.Young soccer players often squirm at the idea of a ball

coming directly at their head. Many even turn their backs or duck their heads rather than face forward and tackle the ball. With a few quick drills, however, this fear of the header can be turned into enjoyment for this advanced skill. All it takes

Young soccer players often squirm at the idea of a ball com-ing directly at their head. Many even turn their backs or duck their heads rather than face forward and tackle the ball. With a few quick drills, however, this fear of the header can be turned into enjoyment for this advanced skill. All it takes is practice and knowledge of the perfect placement of the

While we strive for perfect •headers that cause no pain, sometimes pain does occur.

Headaches can happen •when the ball is not hit properly. To avoid head-aches, try to have the ball hit at your hairline.

Keeping your eyes open will •ensure proper impact.

If the ball hits the crown of •your head or even—gasp—your nose, don’t panic, take a substitution, and use one of the above suggestions to lessen the pain.

Cures for the Common Headache

You can easily change the •ball’s course with your head.

A quick flick of the neck to •the left, and the ball will veer off to your left side.

A quick flick of the neck to •

the right, and the ball will veer off to your right side.

Keeping your head down •will shoot the ball into the ground, close to your front feet and well within your control.

Maintain Control

Keep your eye on the ball. •Don’t close your eyes.

Keep your eye on the ball. •Don’t close your eyes. Keep your eye on the ball. Don’t close your eyes.



Keep your eye on the ball

is practice and knowledge of the perfect placement of the body to head the ball.

Young soccer players often squirm at the idea of a ball coming directly at their head. Many even turn their backs or duck their heads rather than face forward and tackle the ball. With a few quick drills, however, this fear of the header can be turned into enjoyment for this advanced skill. All it takes is practice and knowledge of the perfect placement of the body to head the ball.

drills for 7-10 year oldsMix play time and lessons with fun header drills for kids to help them embrace heading

Tips for controlling headers:

Stand with your feet planted square on

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Keep your eyes open and keep your eyes

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Dig into the ball as it comes towards

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If done properly, the ball should land

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Closing one’s eyes out of fear before attempting a header is a common mistake for young soccer players. Rather, when a ball is positioned for you to head the ball, plant your feet solidly on the ground, arms at your side, and keep your eye on the ball. If the ball hits where it should—where your hairline hits your forehead—the impact will be painless and controlled.

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coming directly at their head. Many even turn their backs or duck their heads rather than face forward and tackle the ball. With a few quick drills, however, this fear of the header can be turned into enjoyment for this advanced skill. All it takes

Young soccer players often squirm at the idea of a ball com-ing directly at their head. Many even turn their backs or duck their heads rather than face forward and tackle the ball. With a few quick drills, however, this fear of the header can be turned into enjoyment for this advanced skill. All it takes is practice and knowledge of the perfect placement of the

While we strive for perfect •headers that cause no pain, sometimes pain does occur.

Headaches can happen •when the ball is not hit properly. To avoid head-aches, try to have the ball hit at your hairline.

Keeping your eyes open will •ensure proper impact.

If the ball hits the crown of •your head or even—gasp—your nose, don’t panic, take a substitution, and use one of the above suggestions to lessen the pain.

Cures for the Common Headache

You can easily change the •ball’s course with your head.

A quick flick of the neck to •the left, and the ball will veer off to your left side.

A quick flick of the neck to •

the right, and the ball will veer off to your right side.

Keeping your head down •will shoot the ball into the ground, close to your front feet and well within your control.

Maintain Control


Keep your eye on the ball. •Don’t close your eyes. Keep your eye on the ball. Don’t close your eyes.



Keep your eye on the ball

is practice and knowledge of the perfect placement of the body to head the ball.

Young soccer players often squirm at the idea of a ball coming directly at their head. Many even turn their backs or duck their heads rather than face forward and tackle the ball. With a few quick drills, however, this fear of the header can be turned into enjoyment for this advanced skill. All it takes is practice and knowledge of the perfect placement of the body to head the ball.

drills for 7-10 year oldsMix play time and lessons with fun header drills for kids to help them embrace heading

Tips for controlling headers:

Stand with your feet planted square on

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Keep your eyes open and keep your eyes

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Dig into the ball as it comes towards

• your head, with your chin pointing

towards the ground

If done properly, the ball should land

• about five feet in front of you, well

within your reach and control

Closing one’s eyes out of fear before attempting a header is a common mistake for young soccer players. Rather, when a ball is positioned for you to head the ball, plant your feet solidly on the ground, arms at your side, and keep your eye on the ball. If the ball hits where it should—where your hairline hits your forehead—the impact will be painless and controlled.

MAKE IT EASY

Advil or a mild pain-relief drug

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Ingredients

1.5 oz strawberry vodka 1 oz pomegranate juice .5 oz hand made lemonade Lemon and strawberry garnish Ice

1. Fill a tall glass with ice.2. Pour in the pomegranate juice.3. Shake the vodka and lem-onade with ice.4. Strain into the glass. Add garnish.

Strawberry Pom Lemonade

Ingredients

4 oz dry white wine 1 oz lemon juice 4 oz lemon lime soda of choice Watermelon balls and kiwi slices garnish Ice

1. Fill a wine glass half with ice.2. Add all the ingredients and stir.3. You can substitute the lemon lime soda for sugar-free lemon lime soda.

Watermelon Kiwi Cooler

Ingredients

1.5 oz light rum .5 oz blue Curacao .5 oz grenadine 4 oz Piña Colada mix Ice

1. Pour the grenadine into the bottom of a tropical glass.2. Blend the rum and piña colada mix with a cup of ice.3. Pour into the glass.4. Float the blue Curacao on top.

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cooler to begin with. Other garnishes you can try are grapes, cantaloupe balls, nectarines, all berries, cherries, cubed pear, cubed mango, cubed pineapple, star fruit, star anise, edible flowers, or citrus. It’s really all up to what you like.

take a walk down the soda aisle at your local grocer. You can also choose sugar-free varieties. Plus you can add liqueurs and flavored spirits if you choose. But keep their portions on the low side because you already have 4 oz of wine in the

nology a cooler means wine with lemon-lime soda (or sweet-ened carbonation). So, this opens up a whole world of pos-sibilities. You can use different wines, but make sure you stick with dry ones because you need to balance the sweetness of the soda you’re adding. And if you need help in what is avail-able as far as a replacement for the lemon-lime soda then just

To beat the heat summer drinks should be mouth watering, light, refreshing, bubbly, and above all else, cold. The season allows a wide assortment of fruits to be used so your imagi-nation can go wild! Especially when you have so many fruity flavored spirits to choose from as well.

Let’s take the Watermelon Kiwi Cooler, Now, in cocktail termi-

summer and July 4th drinksKeep your cool by making some refreshing drinks for celebrating or just kicking back.

Happy Birthday America

With the Independence Colada you can

pour the blue color on the bottom and

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fruits like blueberries, raspberries, straw-

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1. Fill a tall glass with ice.2. Pour in the pomegranate juice.3. Shake the vodka and lem-onade with ice.4. Strain into the glass. Add garnish.

Strawberry Pom Lemonade

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4 oz dry white wine 1 oz lemon juice 4 oz lemon lime soda of choice Watermelon balls and kiwi slices garnish Ice

1. Fill a wine glass half with ice.2. Add all the ingredients and stir.3. You can substitute the lemon lime soda for sugar-free lemon lime soda.

Watermelon Kiwi Cooler

Ingredients

1.5 oz light rum .5 oz blue Curacao .5 oz grenadine 4 oz Piña Colada mix Ice

1. Pour the grenadine into the bottom of a tropical glass.2. Blend the rum and piña colada mix with a cup of ice.3. Pour into the glass.4. Float the blue Curacao on top.

Independence Colada

cooler to begin with. Other garnishes you can try are grapes, cantaloupe balls, nectarines, all berries, cherries, cubed pear, cubed mango, cubed pineapple, star fruit, star anise, edible flowers, or citrus. It’s really all up to what you like.

take a walk down the soda aisle at your local grocer. You can also choose sugar-free varieties. Plus you can add liqueurs and flavored spirits if you choose. But keep their portions on the low side because you already have 4 oz of wine in the

nology a cooler means wine with lemon-lime soda (or sweet-ened carbonation). So, this opens up a whole world of pos-sibilities. You can use different wines, but make sure you stick with dry ones because you need to balance the sweetness of the soda you’re adding. And if you need help in what is avail-able as far as a replacement for the lemon-lime soda then just

To beat the heat summer drinks should be mouth watering, light, refreshing, bubbly, and above all else, cold. The season allows a wide assortment of fruits to be used so your imagi-nation can go wild! Especially when you have so many fruity flavored spirits to choose from as well.

Let’s take the Watermelon Kiwi Cooler, Now, in cocktail termi-

summer and July 4th drinksKeep your cool by making some refreshing drinks for celebrating or just kicking back.

Happy Birthday America

With the Independence Colada you can

pour the blue color on the bottom and

the red on top if you prefer. Red and blue

fruits like blueberries, raspberries, straw-

berries, and blackberries can be incorpo-

rated as well. And of course the ultimate

is to serve it with a lit sparkler. Make sure

to take precautions if you do.

Be creative with seasonal decorations from your supermarket or party store



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More than 400 Classic and Contemporary Cocktails for Any Occasion

Cheryl Charming; photographs by Susan Bourgoin

Knack Bartending Basics will allow readers to instantly master more than 400 cocktails, including classics such as Margaritas, Martinis, Vodka Gimlets, Mai-Tais, and Mojitos. In a spirited blend of stunning color photos and engaging text, it takes a step-by-step, picture-driven approach that focuses on the basics, while offering plenty more to those who set their bar high.

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calOrie cOunTer cOOKBOOKA Step-by-Step Guide to a Delicious, Calorie Conscious Diet

Chantal Martineau; photographs by Jacki Alpers

Nutritional Analysis by Jean Kostak, M.S., R.D., C.D.E.

Based on a 1,200-calorie-a-day diet, Knack Calorie Counter Cookbook features 350 mouth-watering, mix-and-match recipes that make it easier than ever to map out meals for a day, a week, or a month—recipes for every occasion, from super suppers to sensible (but still super) snacks.

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cHicKen classics A Step-by-Step Guide to Favorites for Every Season

Linda Johnson Larsen; photographs by Debi Harbin

Knack Chicken Classics is the best collection of chicken recipes ever, each explained with unmatched clarity. Bringing together all the instructions and basic techniques one needs to prepare whole birds as well as parts, it includes 100 main recipes and 250 variations, with 350 step-by-step, full-color photos. It also addresses food safety, and a separate chapter covers turkey and Cornish hens.

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cHinese cOOKing A Step-by-Step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy

Belinda Hulin with Kian Lam Kho; photographs by Liesa Cole

With 350 photos and 100 main recipes plus 250 variations suited for the contem-porary kitchen, Knack Chinese Cooking offers a veritable banquet of authentic recipes from the Eight Great Cuisines of China, as well as dishes from China’s emerging cosmopolitan capitals and from the best Chinatown kitchens.


cOllege cOOKBOOKDorm Eating and Apartment Feasting

David Poran; photographs by Viktor Budnik

Knack College Cookbook’s picture-driven, step-by-step approach makes prepar-ing flavorful, healthful, budget-conscious fare easier than ever. It covers every-thing from essential appliances and ingredients to nutrition guidelines and portion control.

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diaBeTes cOOKBOOK A Step-by-Step Guide to Flavorful Healthy Meals

Nancy Maar; photographs by Viktor Budnik. Technical review by Nancy Held, MS, RD, CDE. Nutritional informtion by Jean Kostak, MS, RD, CDE

With Knack Diabetes Cookbook, diabetics and those who love them finally have a fun, inviting, eminently useful guide to preparing meals that are not only healthy but also tasty and lovely to look upon. In addition to its 100 recipes and exten-sive, appropriate variations, the book includes ample helpful advice for families hoping to learn good eating habits, and those who wish to prevent the onset of Type 2 diabetes in themselves and their children.



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A Step-by-Step Guide to Sweet Treats and Celebration Specialties

Linda Johnson Larsen; photographs by Viktor Budnik

Knack Fabulous Desserts includes simple recipes as well as more challenging ones that allow anyone to turn out beautiful pies, tarts, cakes, and even candies and ice cream with ease. The author, Linda Johnson Larsen, is the Guide for Busy Cooks at About.com.

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FisH & seaFOOd cOOKBOOKDelicious Recipes for All SeasonsDoug DuCap; photographs by Christopher Shane

Knack Fish & Seafood Cookbook provides step-by-step recipes, helpful photo-graphs, and practical techniques for making outstanding meals from the fish and seafood most commonly found in supermarkets.

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gOurMeT cOOKing On a BudgeTEssential Recipes & Techniques from Professional Kitchens

Michalene Busico and Jennifer Clair; photographs by Viktor Budnik

Knack Gourmet Cooking on a Budget leads readers through a choice selection of appetizers, entrees, side dishes, and desserts, emphasizing casual but sophisticated dishes. The author, former food editor at both the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times, here shares with home cooks the best secrets top restaurants have for producing show-stopping flavors.

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KnacK HealTHy snacKs FOr KidsRecipes for Nutritious Bites at Home or On the Go

Amy Wilensky; photographs by Peter Ardito and Susan Byrnes

Knack Healthy Snacks for Kids gives step-by-step information about snacks and snacking that also includes lunches and meals-on-the go for kids from toddler age to teens. The 350 recipes and snack ideas include sandwich variations, baked goods, dips and spreads.

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grilling Basics A Step-by-Step Guide to Delicious Recipes

Linda Johnson Larsen; photographs by Debi Harbin

Knack Grilling Basics is a quick-reading, picture-driven guide to preparing deli-cious meals outdoors. The first such reference for visual learners, it covers every-thing from basic tools to all the new gadgets, from recipes for meat, poultry, fish, and veggies to using delicious marinades that reduce harmful chemicals produced when cooking over fire.


indian cOOKing A Step-by-Step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy

Meenakshi Agarwal; photographs by Peter Ardito and Susan Byrnes

With 350 full-color photographs, 100 main recipes, and more than 250 varia-tions, organized by ingredient and with chapters devoted to favorite dishes, it offers the most easy-to-follow, visually focused, step-by-step approach available to preparing delicious, authentic Indian meals in Western kitchens, using char-acteristic spices and cooking methods.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy

Maria Grazia Stranieri; photographs by Dana Devine O’Malley

Replete with 100 step-by-step main recipes and more than 250 variations, and 350 full-color photographs, Knack Italian Cooking is organized by main food cat-egories—from antipasti, soups, salads, and breads to pizza, pastas, risottos, beef, poultry, pork, seafood, vegetables, sauces, and desserts.


lOW-salT cOOKingA Step-by-Step Guide to Savory, Healthy Meals

Linda Johnson Larsen; Nutritional Analysis by Jean Kostak, MS, RD, CDE; photographs by Jackie Alpers

Knack Low-Salt Cooking, whose step-by-step, visual format makes healthful and delicious food accessible to everyone. It shows how we can add luster to our foods again by using such ingredients as herbs, spices, and lemon juice. Featur-ing 100 main recipes plus 250 variations, and 350 full-color photos, it gives an exotic new twist to familiar foods.

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Mexican cOOKing A Step-by-Step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy

Chelsie Kenyon; photographs by Jackie Alpers

With 100 step-by-step main recipes and more than 250 variations, and 350 full-color photographs, Knack Mexican Cooking shows readers how to recreate the incredible spices and aromas of their favorite Mexican restaurant in their own kitchens.




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QuicK & easy cOOKing A Step-by-Step Guide to Meals in Minutes

Linda Larsen; photographs by Liesa Cole

Knack Quick & Easy Cooking shows readers who may have little experience with cooking, and/or have little time, how to prepare healthy meals quickly, without sacrificing flavor. Clear instructions and photos illustrate how to prepare meals with everyday ingredients and easy-to-learn techniques. The book includes numerous time-saving tips and strategies—from organizing the kitchen to smart shopping.


slOW cOOKing Hearty & Delicious Meals You Can Prepare Ahead

Linda Johnson Larsen; photographs by Christopher Brown

Featuring 350 full-color photographs, Knack Slow Cooking presents 100 main recipes plus 250 variations for entertaining, everyday meals, and desserts. From contemporary flavors to ethnic recipes to hearty classics, this book contains delicious, healthy, comforting meals you can prepare in advance.


sOuP classicsA Step-by-Step Guide to Favorites for Every Season

Linda Johnson Larsen

How many people today regularly enjoy a true homemade soup? Knack Soup Classics is for those who’d like to join the fortunate few. Featuring 350 full-color photos, and 100 classic recipes plus 250 variations that introduce ethnic flavors and trendy new tastes, it combines instruction and recipes in easy-to-read spreads that will help readers easily build their skills with each recipe.




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sOuTH aMerican cOOKingA Step-by-Step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy

Liz Caskey; photographs by Francisco Ramirez

Knack South American Cooking provides an unprecedented, step-by-step approach to recreating authentic flavors of South American cuisines in the home kitchen. It brings together 350 savory recipes from Peru, Brazil, and countries further south, including Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-918-9 | July 2010

THai cOOKing A Step-by-Step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy

Darlene Anne Schmidt, photographs by Emily Heller

From Pad Thai to Drunken Noodles, Chicken Satay to curries of all colors and flavors, Thai food dazzles the taste buds and seduces the senses. Knack Thai Cooking shows readers how to make their favorite Thai dishes right at home. With 350 full-color photos, and 100 step-by-step main recipes and more than 250 variations, it finally makes the preparation of Thai recipes accessible to everyone.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-782-6 | available now

VegeTaBle cOOKBOOKSavory Gourmet Recipes Made Easy

Mary Beth Crain; photographs by Peter Ardito and Susan Byrnes

Eating fresh vegetables—whether purchased at a supermarket, farmer’s market, or organic food store—is both a health commandment and a gourmet pleasure. Knack Vegetable Cooking brings together the 350 best recipes out there. For each vegetable, the book offers a range of recipe types.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-919-6 | May 2010

Wine BasicsA Complete Illustrated Guide to Understanding, Selecting & Enjoying Wine

Alan Boehmer; photographs by Renée Comet

Knack Wine Basics brings unprecedented clarity to the world of the world’s most ubiq-uitous libation. By a California-based expert—and including 400 full-color photos, ten recipes, and twelve maps—it covers everything from how to read a label to entertaining with wine; ordering and serving wine; food and wine pairings; cooking with wine; profiles of red, white, rose, and sparkling wine; wine from all regions of the world; and how to interpret wine ratings.



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Brunch, lunch, or supper omelets: An omelet can be as full of food or as light as you wish—perfect for any meal. A medium-light omelet contains two whites for each yolk (e.g., four egg whites to two yolks), as opposed to all whole eggs. A light omelet consists of all egg whites. For light omelets for big meals, try fruit fillings, low-fat cheese, and/or light meats, such as 2 ounces per person of smoked

turkey or turkey sausage. Add ¼ cup baby shrimp for a flavorful lunch omelet. You can add asparagus, chopped artichoke hearts, and roasted vegetables. If you serve an omelet for brunch or lunch, add a side salad to keep it light. If it’s a supper omelet, start with soup and serve hot multigrain bread on the side.

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If your omelet gets too dry, •it will crack and be difficult to fold. To avoid this, place the filling on one side, then immediately turn the plain side onto the filled side.

Or, spoon the filling down •the middle of the omelet, and then fold each side over the middle.

Next, turn the omelet over, •leaving the smooth side on top. This melds the sides together.

Carefully remove the •omelet to a warm platter. Cut into serving pieces and add extra salsa to each.

When you’re home alone, •an omelet becomes the ultimate comfort food. It’s a snap to make, and it’s also easy on the digestive system.

Try making a “kitchen sink” •omelet from leftovers. Start with an inventory of your fridge and freezer.

Leftover veggies from •a salad work well, as do leftover cold cuts, steak, chicken, or uncooked shrimp.

Use bits of cheese and •whatever else is in there. Whisk up a couple of eggs or one whole egg and two whites.

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D. W. Crisfield; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian

Knack Bridge for Everyone takes a step-by-step, visual approach to explaining the game clearly to beginners and intermediates. With 400 full-color photos, as well as numerous charts and diagrams, it begins with the rules and the fundamentals of bidding, play, defense, and scoring; and then takes the bidding up a notch by introducing more bidding techniques and strategies for winning.


cHess FOr eVeryOne A Step-by-Step Guide to Rules, Moves & Winning Strategies

Al Lawrence; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian

Knack Chess for Everyone provides a clear, understandable, and fun entry into chess that doesn’t ignore the complexities and challenges of the game. By an author experienced at coaching at all levels, and featuring 450 full-color photo-graphs, it clearly explains the rules of play and movement of pieces, and then gradually introduces various tactics and strategies.

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Magic TricKs A Step-by-Step Guide to Illusions, Sleights of Hand, and Amazing Feats

Richard Kaufman, photographs by Elizabeth Kaufman; Foreword by David Copperfield

By the publisher of Genii: The Conjuror’s Magazine, this book packs 450 full-color, step-by-step photographs, advice on how to patter with an audience while pull-ing off mind-blowing deceptions, illusions, and sleights of hand. From simple to advanced, and using household and inexpensive props, Knack Magic Tricks includes tricks using cards, coins, handkerchiefs, and fruit, as well as mental tricks, anytime tricks, standup tricks, and tricks especially for kids.




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Suzie Chafin; photographs by Johnston Bell Grindstaff

The clear layout, succinct information, and topic-specific sign language partnered with high-quality photos enable quick learning. By a “bilingual” author whose par-ents were both deaf, and photographed by a design professor at the leading deaf university, Gallaudet, it covers all the basic building blocks of communication.


asTrOlOgy A Complete Illustrated Guide to the Zodiac

Molly Hall

No other astrology book for beginners and intermediates is as easy-to-follow and visually stunning as Knack Astrology. With some 400 full-color photographs and illustrations that provide quick interpretive and reference tools, it begins with the cosmic clock, takes readers through the signs and houses of the Zodiac, and teaches the basics of reading and interpreting a birth chart.


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Buck Tilton; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian

Knack First Aid covers the most common injuries and illnesses, how to recognize them, how to manage them and, when appropriate, how to prevent them. By Buck Tilton, a trusted first aid expert, it also covers CPR and other emergencies that require immediate action if a life is to be saved.

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clean HOMe, green HOMe The Complete Illustrated Guide to Eco-Friendly Homekeeping

Kimberly Delaney

Knack Clean Home, Green Home is the first visual guide that shows you all the best ideas for effi-ciently and safely cleaning your home. Green is an aesthetic choice as well, and you’ll find out about all the good odors that accompany the germ-free surfaces of a clean green home, without the unhealthy chemical presence.


dOrM liVingGet the Room—and the Experience—You Want at College

Casey Lewis

With Knack Dorm Living, Casey Lewis—herself a college senior at the University of Missouri—offers invaluable tips on what to pack and what to buy, what to expect, decorating, clothes, and organizing time and money.

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green decOraTing & reMOdeling Design Ideas and Sources for a Beautiful Eco-Friendly Home

Heather Paper

With more than 475 full-color photos, Knack Green Decorating and Remodeling showcases all the beautiful, environmentally friendly options you’d love to have in your home. Whether you’re remodeling, redecorating, making a single product decision, or looking for that perfect finishing touch, here are new ideas that will delight you from a decorating expert with phenomenal taste. From first steps to gradual changes to guiding principles, this book shows how easy it is to make your home a little greener.


HOMe rePair & MainTenance An Illustrated Problem Solver

Terry Meany; photographs by Jack Tom

With this informative and well-organized guide you’ll have the knowledge and instruction you need to deal with or prevent scores of the most common problems in your home. Its 460 full-color photographs and step-by-step instructions show you how things work, what can go wrong, and whether there is a quick fix. You’ll know when to call repair service and when you can do the work yourself.




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Text and principal photographs by Lon Levin; treehouse construction and technical review by Dan Wright

Part dreambook and part practical guide, Knack Treehouses for Everyone covers all there is to know about designing, building, and enjoying unique elevated dwellings—both for kids and for adults. It also includes extensive information on materials and building techniques, including tips on tree selection and evaluation.


Organizing yOur HOMe Decluttering Solutions and Storage IdeasEmily WilskaBefore you lose another document or misplace a favorite item, take heart with Knack Organizing Your Home, a one-stop guide to putting your home in order. Get organized one small step at a time, clear the clutter and deal more efficiently with everything from clothes and towels to tools and bills. This handy book provides step-by-step instructions along with ideas for creating long-lasting systems. Its 475 color photos illustrate great ways to store your belongings.


uniVersal design A Step-by-Step Guide to Modifying Your Home for Accessible LivingBarbara Krueger and Nikia Stewart, photographs by Mark Davidson

Universal design—the art of rendering an interior living space accessible and safe to people regardless of age or ability/disability—is today a major trend in residential architecture. It allows people to maintain their independence, improve their quality of life, and stay in their homes throughout their lifetime. With 450 full-color, step-by-step photographs, Knack Universal Design is the essential primer for those new to the subject.


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druMs FOr eVeryOne A Step-by-Step Guide to Equipment, Beats, and Basics

Carmine Appice, photographs by John Kilcker

Knack Drums for Everyone is a self-instruction book for beginners to intermedi-ates, fully illustrated with 350 full-color photographs and more than fifty exer-cises in musical notation. Written by legendary Rock drummer Carmine Appice, it covers everything one needs to know about the drum set itself—the parts, differ-ent kinds of drums, and how to care for drums—and then provides the basics of reading drums music and playing.


guiTar FOr eVeryOne A Step-by-Step Guide to Notes, Chords, and Playing Basics

Dick Weissman, photographs by Julie Keefe

Knack Guitar for Everyone is a self-instruction book for beginners to intermedi-ates, fully illustrated with 350 full-color photographs and more than fifty exer-cises and songs in musical notation. The book covers everything one needs to know about the instrument itself—the parts, different kinds of guitars, care for guitars—and provides the basics of reading guitar music and playing.


PianO FOr eVeryOneA Step-by-Step Guide to Notes, Chords, and Playing Basics

Margaret Ann Martin, photographs by Keira Schwarz

Knack Piano for Everyone is a self-instruction book for beginners to intermediates, fully illustrated with 350 full-color photographs and more than fifty exercises in musical notation. It will shows everything one needs to know about the instru-ment itself—the parts, different kinds of pianos, care for pianos—and provides the basics of reading piano music and playing.



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Daniel A. Gray; photographs by Stephen Gorman

Here is the first full-color, step-by-step book on all aspects of canoeing! With a gear-buying guide and hundreds of color photos, this is the clearest, most accessible instructional guide available for paddling on ponds, lakes, rivers, or oceans.


car caMPing FOr eVeryOne A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Your Outdoor Adventure

Bill and Mary Burnham; photographs by Stephen Gorman

Knack Car Camping distills the authors’ years of experience into an idea-packed, picture-driven guide. It gives you the tools you need to make car camping the pleasure it is meant to be. From choosing a sleeping bag and setting up a tent to overcoming challenges like weather, insects, and safety concerns, the answers are all here in this definitive one-volume camping idea book.


cycling FOr eVeryOneA Guide to Road, Mountain, and Commuter Biking

Leah Garcia and Jilayne Lovejoy; photographs by Mark Doolittle

Knack Cycling for Everyone is the book for those looking to get introduced, or rein-troduced, to today’s world of cycling. It is a step-by-step, comprehensive guide that evaluates all bicycles available today, helps you determine the kind of bike that’s right for you, and shows you the accessories you do and don’t need to ride comfortably.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-871-7 | May 2010

FisHing FOr eVeryOne A Complete Illustrated Guide

Scott Bowen; principal photographs by David E. Dirks

This user-friendly resource presents all the essentials of fishing using all kinds of tackle, from spin casting and bait casting to surf casting and fly fishing for a variety of fish, in both fresh and salt water. With step-by-step photographs on every page, it shows how to tie the essen-tial knots; select the right lures, lines, and tackle; identify fish; and make effective casts.



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HiKing and BacKPacKing A Complete Illustrated Guide

Buck Tilton; photographs by Stephen Gorman

Knack Hiking & Backpacking is a quick-reading, picture-driven guide that offers the highest level of expertise in the most user-friendly format ever. The first such reference created for visual learners, it covers every step needed for the best hiking and backpacking experience, one step at a time. From picking the right gear to cooking gourmet trail food, from good hiking technique to dressing the part, it has everything today’s hiker wants and needs.


KayaKing FOr eVeryOneSelecting Gear, Learning Strokes, and Planning Trips

Bill and Mary Burnham; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian

Knack Kayaking for Everyone is the most visually driven and yet informative guide to every aspect of an aquatic sport whose popularity has skyrocketed in recent years. The book then presents step-by-step information on transporting, launching and landing, basic and advanced strokes, techniques, navigation, rescues, and expedition planning.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-509-9 | March 2010

KnOTs yOu needStep-by-Step instructions for More Than 100 of the Best Sailing, Fishing, Climbing, Camping and Decorative Knots

Buck Tilton

Untie the mystery of knot-making with this clever and handy guide. Knack Knots You Need presents all the knots you need to know, with 500 brightly colored photographs enabling you to easily follow the instructions. In addition, the book includes copious information on using knots in most popular activities. With its clear step-by-step instructions and friendly tone, this is the one volume you can count on to guide you toward quick success in knot-making.

$19.95 us | $21.95 | 978-1-59921-395-8 | available now

rOcK cliMBingA Beginner’s Guide: From the Gym to the Rocks

Stewart M. Green; photographs by Mark Doolittle

Knack Rock Climbing gets people started by giving them fundamental knowledge about climbing, equipment, movement, and safety. Photographs that accompany the succinct text every step of the way illustrate the basics of rock climbing, allowing quick comprehension of complex skills.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-852-6 | april 2010



dOg care and TrainingA Complete Illustrated Guide to Adopting, House-Breaking, and Raising a Healthy Dog

Carina MacDonald; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian; veterinary review by Elizabeth M. Bunting, VMD

Knack Dog Care & Training brings together every aspect of the subject in one information–andpicture-packed volume. Carina MacDonald’s fun, upbeat presentation ranges from the basics of choosing and getting a dog to a wonderfully complete, visually organized treasure-trove of tips on training one’s dog, addressing behavior problems, and making sure he or she stays healthy.


dOg TricKsA Step-by-Step Guide to Teaching Your Pet to Sit, Catch, Fetch, & Impress

Carina MacDonald; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian

With Knack Dog Tricks in hand, anyone can teach a dog a new set of tricks. Featuring 450 step-by-step, full-color photos, the book first establishes training basics, and then shows how to enhance core training sessions with classic tricks such as “shake hands” and “roll over.” And it covers advanced obedience games; agility training; jumping, retrieving, and digging tricks; and even flashy frisbee tricks.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-612-6 | October 2009

grOOMing HOrses A Complete Illustrated Guide

Jessie Shiers with photographs by Moira C. Harris. Contributions by Laura H. Ward.

Grooming Horses is the first comprehensive and yet easy-to-follow, superbly illustrated handbook on every aspect of grooming and skin care, including braiding and show preparation. It includes a whole host of invaluable timesaving tips, such as pulling the mane after a horse has been worked so the pores will be open and the hairs will come out more easily. It is a must for anyone who rides, owns, or tends to a horse.


leg and HOOF care FOr HOrsesA Complete Illustrated Guide

Micaela Myers with photographs by Kelly Meadows

Knack Leg and Hoof Care for Horses covers a range of care, from mainstream medical methods to massage and supplements. While providing top-notch tips from experts, it is written and presented in terms that any informed lay reader can understand. Its user-friendly format and full-color photos throughout make it a must for horsemen and horsewomen at all levels of understanding.


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BaBy’s FirsT year A Complete Illustrated Guide for Your Child’s First Twelve Months

Robin McClure and Vince Iannelli, M.D.; photographs by Susana Bates

Organized according to a baby’s age—allowing readers to find information quickly when they need it—Knack Baby’s First Year covers both the practical “how-tos” and provides hundreds of ways to promote a baby’s growth and development, while also leaving readers with a fuller understanding of the larger issues surrounding a newborn’s first twelve months. Includes 375 full-color photos and 25 illustrations.


BaBy sign languageA Step-by-Step Guide to Communicating with Your Little One

Suzie Chafin; photographs by Johnston Bell Grindstaff

With more than 450 full-color photos, text, and sidebars, Knack Baby Sign Language provides a user-friendly, efficient method to learn and teach a baby sign language. Organized by age, it provides signs appropriate to use with babies, with toddlers, and with older children for whom signing with games, songs, and rhymes is enriching.


Pregnancy guide An Illustrated Handbook for Every Trimester

Brenda J. Lane, LCCE, CD (DONA) and Ilana T. Kirsch, MD; photographs by Carline Jean

Coauthored by an ob/gyn and a noted pregnancy and childbirth expert, Knack Pregnancy Guide is the most reader-friendly, visually informative book ever on the subject. Encompassing all vital preg-nancy information, it is organized to meet the needs of today’s busy mothers-to-be. It introduces the latest ideas and research—from prenatal testing to the long-term effects of prenatal nutrition—and provides indispensable advice to mothers at high risk or with pregnancy complications and those with dietary limitations.

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An Illustrated Handbook for Every Trimester

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PREGNANCY GUIDE

Pregnant? Be prepared! Everyone has an opinion on the “right” things to eat, the “right” way to have your baby, and so on. There are many valid choices—but myths and outdated advice also abound. Enter Knack Pregnancy Guide, the most visually informative, com-prehensive, and authoritative resource ever. Presenting the essentials in a step-by-step manner, with full-color photos and illustra-tions throughout, this book also introduces the latest research on prenatal testing and nutrition, and provides indispensable infor-mation to mothers at high risk. This book will help you develop the approach to pregnancy that’s right for you—getting you through this miraculous chapter of life with flying colors and preparing you for the months ahead.

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Brenda J. Lane, LCCE, CD(DONA) has the knack! A practicing childbirth educator since 1993, she is a certified doula and doula trainer who has attended more than 300 births. She is the feature writer on pregnancy and childbirth for suite101.com. She lives in Arnold, Maryland.

Carline Jean, a photojournalist, is senior staff photographer at the Sun Sentinel newspaper in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She has a specialty side-line taking portraits of pregnant mothers.

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300 full-color photos * 20 illustrationsFertility * Ovulation * Conception

Calculating Your Due Date Counting the Weeks

Morning Sickness * Weight Gain Prenatal Vitamins * Maternity Clothes

Exercise while PregnantFetal Development by Trimester

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PuPPiesRaising a Happy Puppy with Positive Training Methods

Joan Capuzzi, VMD; photographs by Stephen Gorman and Eli Burakian

Knack Puppies is a comprehensive, visually organized roadmap that navigates puppy husbandry—from selecting a puppy to preparing to bring one home to acquiring, training, and living with the new family member.

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Planning yOur Wedding A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Your Perfect Day

Blair deLaubenfels, Christy Weber, and Kim Bamberg—Editors of Junebug Weddings

As incredible as it may sound, Knack Planning Your Wedding makes wedding decisions truly stress free. The authors, Seattle-based wedding photographers who operate the popular site JunebugWed-dings.com, guide readers through every single detail of planning a perfect, one-of-a-kind wedding. With 450 beautiful, informative full-color photographs, they help couples define their personal wed-ding style. They show how to create and find the right tools to get started, keep on budget, and stay organized.


Wedding FlOWers A Complete Illustrated Guide to Ideas for Bouquets, Ceremony Decor, and Reception Centerpieces

Sharon Naylor; principal photographs by Rich Penrose

With more than 400 full-color photographs, Knack Wedding Flowers provides unparalleled inspiration and authoritative information for brides and wedding planners. Among the many details covered: what’s on a floral shopping list, the smarts of in-season flowers, matching flowers to formality and location, and where to go to get flowers and/or guidance and arrangements.


raising yOur TOddler A Complete Illustrated Guide—from First Steps to Preschool

Marsha Greenberg, M.A., M.S. W. ; photographs by Sue Barr

Toddler books are typically heavy on words, and what photographs they do contain tend to show cute kids, but ones that don’t truly relate to the information in the text. Knack Raising Your Toddler is differ-ent. Packed with 375 full-color photographs of care essentials, emotions, and stages of growth (12–36 months), it gives busy parents a visually-driven reference filled with general advice, parenting tips, tod-dler behaviors, and resources in easy to understand format.


ParenTing a PrescHOOlerA Complete Guide to Prepare Your Child—Ages 3 to 5

Robin McClure and Vince Iannelli, MD with photographs by Susana Bates

Knack Parenting a Preschooler provides busy parents with a visually driven reference filled with informa-tion about behaviors, general care advice, and skills development for the three- to five-year-old age group. Also covering preschoolers’ vastly changing abilities, it guides parents skills needed for begin-ning school successfully and what to expect from different types of preschools. $19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-875-5 | available now

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Kevin Czerwinski; photographs by Beth Balbierz

Knack Coaching Youth Baseball applies the unique Knack format—short passages of text linked to instructive photography of both boys and girls playing the sport, all organized into spread-based lessons—to present basic and advanced informa-tion about coaching this popular youth sport for kids aged five to fourteen.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-863-2 | april 2010

cOacHing yOuTH sOccer Step-by-Step Instruction on Strategy, Mechanics, Drills, and Winning

D. W. Crisfield; photographs by Beth Balbierz

Knack Coaching Youth Soccer applies the unique quick-reference, visually orga-nized Knack format to present a season’s worth of plans, exercises, strategies, and tips to help coaches avoid embarrassment, have fun, and leave kids with the happiest experience possible. It addresses the different levels of coaching, both by age and by league. And it expertly covers soccer mechanics, strategy, and coaching philosophy, and provides extensive examples of drills and games for practices. Its 450 full-color photos plus charts and diagrams are complemented by easy-to-follow instructions and plenty of ideas for creating a winning team.

$19.95 us | $24.95 can | 978-1-59921-548-8 | availabe now

WeigHT Training FOr WOMen Step-by-Step Exercises for Weight Loss, Body Shaping, and Good Health

Leah Garcia; photographs by Mark Doolittle

Weight training is recognized today as a key part of a well-rounded health and fitness program not only for men but also for women, and this book provides a clear and easy-to-follow visual understanding of all the essential principles. Covering both home programs and gym routines, it combines photos of exer-cises with anatomical illustrations depicting where muscles are, how they work, and why strengthening them will yield results—whether that means more shapely arms and legs, or an overall slimmer profile.

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Absolute Abs (Avail. December 2010)

Baby’s First Meals (Avail. January 2011)

Body Language (Avail. December 2010)

Canning, Pickling & Preserving (Avail. August 2010)

Coaching Youth Basketball (Avail. October 2010)

Digital Movie-Making (Avail. October 2010)

Newborn Health & Wellness (Avail. January 2011)

Night Sky (Avail. September 2010)

Party Planning (Avail. September 2010)

Pool & Billiards (Avail. November 2010)

Self-Defense for Women (Avail. December 2010)

Wedding Hairstyles & Beauty Tips (Avail. December 2010)

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