Author/designer Jonathan Fong wowed everyone with his first book,Walls That Wow. Now he turns his wow-power to flower arranging! Try the witty “Gung Hay Fat Choy,” flowers in a Chinese take-out container. Or the cheery “Warhol Daisies,” based on the artist’s flower paintings. Or the “Do Not Disturb Sign,” with a spray of roses for the handle. Fong’s unique, fun, affordable ideas let budding home florists create distinctive, delightful arrangements for every occasion and holiday, every setting, even every outfit. Complete step-by-step directions plus florist’s tips make it easy--there are even how-tos for fixing arrangements gone wrong! Both an inspiring idea book and a practical instruction book,Flowers That Wowis sure to wow flower lovers everywhere. • "Wow" means dramatic, simple, inexpensive, fresh, fun, easy • Charming author is a hit on TV and in the press • Perfect for crafters and clueless home decorators

Have you ever looked at a tree? That may sound like a silly question, but there is so much more to notice about a tree than first meets the eye. "Seeing Trees" celebrates seldom-seen but easily observable tree traits and invites you to watch trees with

This book deals with an ongoing debate between Calvinist and Non-Calvinist. For over 400 years these two groups have went back and forth on issues such as Election is it Conditional or Unconditional. The issue of the saving grace of God is it resistible or irresistible. Scholars from both sides have waxed eloquent biblically supporting their view, while at the same time presenting sound chases to dismantle the opposing view. That’s the problem though isn’t it? Both sides are winning and losing at the same time. Nobody wins, it’s a draw! What happens if instead of comparing one system against the opposing system, we examined each systematic view against the scripture? That’s what this book does, examines each view with scripture. Which view or views were able to withstand scriptural scruntiny?