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Doorknob handicap chick was my favorite! ( )

Single, divorced, widowed woman's guide to taking care of her home. ( )

“Dare to Repair” is an awesome book if you’re into learning how to fix things. I grew up with an engineer father, so he was always teaching me new things and helping me build different creations. This book is a how-to guide or simply like a reminder for around the house fixes. I like that each informational piece gives you a modeled picture. This is a great representation in order to tell if you are completing the project correctly or if something doesn’t look right. I also like this book because I think its useful to not only people who are interested in this type of stuff but also if you want to save a few dollars from repair men. Repair men cost a lot of money, and often times it’s a simple fix, so this book is very helpful, and very cheap too! I would recommend to have it around the house. ( )

While there are more complete home repair guides out there, this one is well-writen, presented well, and well-illustrated. A good starter guide for home repair and fixing things up from changing an air conditioner filter to installing a garbage disposal. ( )