The Winter Book
Subtitle: Making the Most of a Miserable Season
Publisher: Saunders of Toronto
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Toronto, Canada
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 126
Description: Sure, some people like winter. They think of snow, skiing and sun. But for most of us winter is slush, suffering and sorrow. You suffer year after year, hidden in your home, dreaming of warmer days, wondering — Isn’t there a way out? You’ve put up with it long enough! Make a decision before you buy this book. Are you going to move south? Or are you going to learn for to make the most of a miserable season? There is a way to cope with winter. Even to enjoy it. The secrets are inside THE WINTER BOOK.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: What the !$*&¢%* is Wind Chill Factor, Anyway: A few cold facts about winter; title: Anoraks, Mackinaws and Mukluks: Fundamental winter self-defense; title: In Like a Lion: Winter lore and legend; title: Sweet and Sour Snowballs: The ultimate in winter parties; title: If You Can’t Stand the Heat...: A compendium of winter activities; title: I’m Dreaming of a Green Christmas: Great winter getaways; title: A Final Word