Is it possible that Americans have more free time than they did 30 years ago? While few may believe it, research based on careful records of how Americans actually spend their time says that they have almost five hours more free time than in the 1960s. In this book, time-experts Robinson and Godbey explain this surprising trend and how it has come about.
Time is the stuff life is made of.
The Circle of Simplic|'ty—A Return to the Good Life by Cecile Andrews (New York: Harper Collins, 1997) Andrews offers creative, practical ways to improve the quality of your life by simplifying and changing your behaviors.
The Time-Life Book of Christmas
Examines the causes and origins of the American Civil War
"'What life was like when longships sailed' tells the fascinating story of the wily Harald Hardradi in Sicily and many other compelling tales of the men and women known as...
This gardener's guide to successful gardening in yards with light variations features encyclopedia entries for perennials, annuals/biennials, bulbs, roses, trees and shrubs--organized by their sun/shade tolerance.
Provides step-by-step instructions for building log cabins and other simple buildings, including site clearance, framing the roof, and putting in water
An overview of the American Revolution introduces the key personalities involved, examines the role of the Iroquois, describes everyday life in the colonies, and more
The Time-Life Book of the Family Car
Step-by-step guide to show you how to do the job yourself with the latest techniques, materials, and safety advice, from performing simple maintenance on heat pumps and central air conditioners to installing a programmable thermometer.