Patios and Decks

By Adolphe Franck

Book Overview

Paperback, Expand Your Living Space-Outdoors, Take indoor living outside by adding a garden room to your landscape, Choose from hundreds of design ideas for decks, patios, lanais, courtyards, gazebos, and atriums. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0376014075
• ISBN13: 9780376014078
• Release Date: January 1984
• Publisher: Sunset Publishing Corporation
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 8.3" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Hilarious

I was lucky enough to read the author's essay first. This is the only book where I couldn't stop laughing out loud. Since I'm on my third marriage every essay hit home and sent me back in time. This book is must for every guy who needs to know that they are not alone in frustration while dealing with women. This book is seriously an heirloom which will passed to my son!!

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These guys rock.

I'm sorry for the woman below who prefers cats (I wasn't even going to write a review until I read that!)...I'll take these guys any day! They're funny, sad, infuriating, evasive, charming, smart, smart, smart, and honest--they're even honest about being dishonest!!This book is like a primer for life with men--although not polite goody two shoes men, and who wants them anyway. These are a range of men in all their glory and...

"Why Men Lie and ALways Will " Hooked me!`

This isn't my usual type of book but when I read the blurb on the back cover about why men lie and aways will, I just had to sit down and read it. The facts are familiar so I won't review how this collection came into being. I will say that the authors are uniformly excellent writers, each with a distinctive voice that makes reading these bland, exciting, informative, funny, pitiful, infuriating essays worth my time. Vince...

Hit home for me

Was given this book by 'the woman in my life,' who'd already read it the second it came out (I had to hear her commentary every night as she read it in bed) and thought I'd read an essay or two, but then I found I plowed through the whole thing in a few days. And I admit I enjoyed it, but the funny thing is how much I've thought about it afterward. Some essays, like the one "Why Men Lie (and always will)" and "My Problem with...