books by Bart King

books by Bart King

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Bart King

Bart King, Chris Sabatino

Gibbs Smith, Publisher, 2004

What a great book!
When my son and I traveled over the weekend and he chose to bring The Big Book of Boy Stuff over his electronic games, I was thrilled! I have purchased this book for my 12 year old son and many of my nephews and his friends. Nothing warms my heart more than watching a ...

An Architectural Guidebook to Portland

Bart King

Oregon State University, 2007

A true gem for the "normal" person living in Portland...
[Review of the second edition] When I accepted the offer to receive and review a copy of the book An Architectural Guidebook To Portland, Second Edition by Bart King, I'll admit I wasn't waiting with anticipation for it to show up. In fact, had his request not had ...

Gordon Setters KW-172

Frederick Schweppe, Bart King

TFH Publications, 1990

A Good Book
This is truely a splendid book for the Gordon Setter owner/fancier. This book was published 18 years ago and it brings a tear to my eye knowing that all of the beautiful setters pictured have passed on. They have gone to a better place. About the book: This is an ...

The Pocket Guide to Games

Bart King

Gibbs Smith, Publisher, 2008

Warning: Nerdy Teacher Comments Below
First, I'm a teacher, and I'm absolutely going to be using these games in class! I received this book as a gift and really liked it, and now that I've looked at it more closely, one thing really sticks out: the index. No joke! I really like how this book is ...

The Big Book of Girl Stuff

Bart King

Gibbs Smith, Publisher, 2006

A great holiday gift
I got this book for my 12 year old daughter for Christmas. She hasn't put it down since the day she got it. I am getting lots of fun questions like "Do we have any henna powder?", which makes me laugh (who on earth has henna powder handy). There are lots of ...

The Pocket Guide to Mischief

Bart King

Gibbs Smith, Publisher, 2008

I laughed, I cried, I started scheming...
I think that Bart King is my favorite "author you never heard of". His latest book, The Pocket Guide to Mischief, is one of those entertaining tongue-in-cheek reads that you'll love as an adult, and then you'll hope your kid never finds it. If they do, you'll become ...