This delightful gift book is a treasure chest of simple ideas that go a long way. Following the rhythms and events of the seasons, author Susannah Seton suggests easy yet rewarding projects such as making a wreath from fresh rosemary, crafting scented candles to infuse a room with soothing aromas, and installing a low-maintenance cactus garden. Also included are recipes for comfort foods like white bread, maple candy, cranberry vinegar, crazy crackers, and chocolate pudding. Pampering is encouraged in the Simple Pleasures world, and the reader learns how to indulge in a frayed nerves bath and how to blend a special sleep potion. These ideas will guide the reader in the creation of highly personalized, energized, sensualized surroundings.
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It has been a long time since I picked up a book that I found thoroughly useless. I don't enjoy giving a bad review, but I'd also hate for another user to waste their money on this book. This is an excellent example of how you should NOT judge a book by the cover (The cover is beautiful... but the content just doesn't live up to it.)If you'd like to know 27 different ways to take a bath, or 364 ways to use lavendar, read this book- otherwise avoid it. I don't know about you, but I don't need to buy a book to remind me to hug someone on November 15. Not only was the book just useless- I found grammatical errors! The book is a pale imitation of a Martha Stewart "How To" book. If I had not received it as a gift I would return it immediately.
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- Simple Pleasures by Robert Taylor in Front Matter, page 1, and Back Matter
- Square Meals by Jane Stern on page 243, and page 293
- Soulful Sex by Victoria Lee on page 35
- Tantra: The Art of Conscious Loving by Charles Muir on page 35
- How to Clean Practically Anything by Monte Florman on page 37
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