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Money Making Parlour: Use the best room in the house to make money at home in an honest, legal and decent way. It starts by looking at some old ideas for making money with a typewriter. Lily then adds her comments about how these ideas can be updated to the computer age. She also includes some more general points that will help those thinking about setting up a business at home.

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Clutter can damage your health and affect your wealth. Think were exaggering? Here's the thing: everything you own needs to be kept clean or you're breathing in dust and creating an environment loved by icky pests. The more useless things you have, the more useless stuff you have to clean. Clutter also...

Step inside the world of Elsie and Emma, the sisters behind the décor blog A Beautiful Mess. With tiny budgets and a crafty, can-do attitude, they overhauled each room in their first homes with DIY projects using family photos, vibrant fabrics, flea-market finds, and affordable furniture. Now, you...

Are you stressed out from the paper piles on your desk? Do those plastic bowls and lids fall out every time you open a kitchen cupboard? Have you misplaced your car keys again? Get Your Ducks in a Row offers 480 simple solutions for organizing every room in your house from the kitchen to the home...

In Thrifty Tips for Families, Wendy McClelland gives you dozens of tips to help you save money when it comes to food, clothing, home furnishings, household expenses, cooking and more! If you’ve been affected by the downturn in the economy, have suddenly become a stay at home parent, or are wanting...

You are moving home - congratulations. This is an exciting time for you. It's also a stressful time for you. Moving home is considered one of the most stressful things you can do in life, right up there with bereavement and divorce. Part of the stress is the sheer expense of moving....

Bed bugs are tiny blood-sucking creatures and their bite can be nasty! Bed bugs hide very well on beds and sides of mattresses. They can also get in your clothes, shoes, clothes hampers, linens, books and other stuff. Bed bugs are so tiny that they’re not easily visible to the...

Organizing Made Easy—and Fun! All of us want to be more organized...and here are secrets and strategies for doing just that! In this ingenious book, the authors of "Who Knew? 10,001 Easy Solutions to Everyday Problems" reveal how to clear clutter once and for all, with ingenious...

When Batty the cat was born, he was the smallest out of his six brothers and sisters. Batty was born on a farm in a barn near the hay stack in the corner. Farmer Joe had put a blanket out for Batty’s mom, Pickles. Pickles was named Pickles because she was born near a pickle barrel one summer evening. ...

A touching true story of how one couple stepped up and took responsibility to help fix the ongoing abandoned animal crises due to foreclosures—a problem humans created—and only human can fix. This book is about how helping one animal can not only change the animals life, but how it can change...

ABOUT THE BOOK The art of Zen involves living in the moment, something that's often difficult to do in our fast-paced modern world, where the media channels are always switched on and we're always running for the next target. Although most of us are lucky enough to live in a world of relative...

Maggie wants a house with lots of light. I need one with character. And what we do have in common doesn’t help either – we’re both stubborn.' When Derek, a former TV journalist, and his partner Maggie decide to escape to the country, they don’t opt for the simple life. Instead they...

Melissa Wareham always wanted to work with dogs - and got her first job at the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, cleaning out the kennels! Over the years she met thousands of lost pets, including mongrel Tulip, who liked to ride solo on the 159 bus, stinky Pepe le Pew who was in dire need of a bath, and Benjamin the lurcher, chosen to greet the Queen when she visited the Home.