How to Do Just About Everything

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Summary: An excellent and handy reference book
Review: Sections includes
Education and Careers,Computers and Home Electronics,
Personal Finance, Business and Real Estate,
Home Maintenance and Improvement, Gardening, Food, Pasttimes and Crafts, Relationships, Family, Pets, Style, Etiquette and Personal Care, Health Fitness, Sports and Recreation, Automobilies and Travel.

For each suggestion on how to do that task, it gives tips to make that job easier. For some task it gives you a list of things you need or a warning note about that specific task. On some topics, it gives charts so you can compare such as common/popular breeds of cats or dogs. The index of the was easy to follow if you wanted to look for a specific topic.

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Summary: Great book for the right demographic
Review: The book gives basic info on a lot of how-to projects. Sometimes it does get a little basic but overall I thought it was great. THe tips in the book are awesome. I gave it to a college student who absolutely loved it. Its probably a handy book to keep at anyone's house.

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Summary: Blows Learn2's book out of the water!
Review: This amazing distillation of eHow's great how-to articles blows Learn2's book (and others) out of the water. Though it is even cooler to visit the eHow website, the book is a great paper complement.

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Summary: All the Basics of Life and More
Review: This is bound to be a classic--this book covers everything you need to know about the basics of life (and then some). The content ranges from cooking to fitness and from relationships to home repair. The format is excellent--simple step-by-step instructions which are simple to follow. The table of contents, the index and all the cross-referencing makes finding what you need a cinch. I bought one for every member of my family (and one for myself)! Enjoy!