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1839 days ago

Complete Guide To Treehouses book (2nd ed)

Cordwainer from Melville

Complete Guide To Treehouses (2nd ed)

P Schmidt


2016 edition. Cool Springs Press, 2012

Paperback, 224 pages, colour illustrated.

27.18 x 20.83cm

Treehouses are more popular today than ever before. The original treehouse book, "The Complete Guide: Build Your Kids a Treehouse, " was published in 2007.

This expanded edition features all-new treehouses shown in complete step by step detail, along with full plans. Also includes an expanded inspiration section, offering a wider variety of unique and interesting treehouses that generate ideas and excitement.

Exciting book for parents or grandparents to use with their children.

Price: $20

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Poll: Is it ok to regift something that you have been given?

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