Item Tag: 511 Pages

The New Laurel’s Kitchen; Laurel Robertson, et al; 1986; Ten Speed Press; PB

“The New Laurel’s Kitchen” is a comprehensive nonfiction cooking book published by Ten Speed Press in 1986. It features a collection of recipes and information on vegetarian eating and lifestyle by authors Laurel Robertson, Brian Ruppenthal, and Carol L. Flinders. The paperback book is 511 pages long, with a size of 9.8 inches in length and 7.9 inches in width, making it a valuable addition to any cookbook collection for those interested in general cooking and vegetarianism.

Bitter Glory: Poland & Its Fate 1918-1939 By Richard M. Watt

“Bitter Glory: Poland & Its Fate 1918-1939 by Richard M. Watt is a comprehensive history book that delves into the complex and tumultuous period of Poland’s existence between the two World Wars. This trade paperback edition, published in 1998 by Hippocrene Books, offers readers a detailed account of Poland’s struggle for independence and its fate during this tumultuous era. With 511 pages and insightful illustrations, this book provides a deep insight into the events that shaped Poland’s history during this crucial time.”

Names on the Land: A Historical Account of Place-Naming in the United States

“Names on the Land: A Historical Account of Place-Naming in the United States” by George R. Stewart is a comprehensive exploration of the origins and meanings of the names of places within the US. Published by the New York Review of Books, this paperback book spans 511 pages and delves into the historical significance of the names of cities, towns, rivers, and landmarks. With a focus on providing a detailed account of place-naming in the US, this book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the cultural and linguistic history of the country.