books by Sheila Booth

books by Sheila Booth

books:

Sheila Booth

Cotswold Rideabout
Sheila Booth

Reardon Publishing, 1997

This fully illustrated book of Cotswold cycle rides is designed for families, but the rides can be enjoyed by anyone who would like a short ride in the countryside. Most rides are between 10 and 15 miles long, and all can be ridden in an afternoon or a morning. They are on quiet country roads, though some go across classified roads or have ...

Cotswold Cycle Rides: Family Cycle Rides Between Cotswold Inns (Rideabout)
Sheila Booth

Reardon Publishing, 2003

Designed particularly for those who like country pubs, this book contains Cotswold cycle rides that are between ten and 16 miles long. They are mainly on quiet country roads, though some cross classified roads. The book also features tips and advice.

Hundred and One Dalmatians (BBC Radio Collection)
Dodie Smith, Martin Booth

BBC Audiobooks Ltd, 2000

Purely Positive Training: Companion to Competition

Sheila Booth

Podium Pubns, 1998

Excellent!!!
I found this book not only easy to read, but the authors genuine love and appreciation for her dogs is evident on every page. The information regarding how and why dogs react to emotional energy, body posture, breathing and even eye contact is fascinating, and the ...

Now I'm an Angel

Sheila Monroe Booth

Troll Hetta Publishing Company, 2001

A Blessing
This book was a blessing when we suddenly lost our 2 year old daughter to a brain tumor. It made me cry, but also gives me hope that she is in a wonderful place. I bought it when some of my daughter's little friends had questions about where she is now, and also for ...

Schutzhund obedience: Training in drive with Gottfried Dildei

Sheila Booth

Podium Publications, 1992

Good introduction to training in drive
'Schutzhund Obedience' is an excellent introduction to the concept of motivational obedience training. The basic concept of 'training in drive' is to teach the dog that accurately completing obedience commands will earn him a chance to satisfy his desire for food or ...