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Once Upon a Two by Four

Ann Combs

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11608157

Publishers Endicott and Hugh Books, May 2012

When Ann Combs, her husband Joe and their six children set about re-building a large dilapidated hou... Full description

Libristo code: 11608157

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When Ann Combs, her husband Joe and their six children set about re-building a large dilapidated house on Bainbridge Island, their only prior experience in construction was building a toy chest from an instruction kit. In this classic chronicle of island life, you'll meet surgeons who look like longshoreman, longshoremen who play Mozart concertos, old Mr. Torgeson, who raises chickens so fat they break their legs leaping off their perches, and Grandma Harriott, who carves historical scenes on cubes of butter. Told with humor and heartwarming candor, this charming account of the pitfalls and pratfalls of do-it-yourself home remodeling makes high comedy of island idiosyncrasies and domestic travail. Readers are in for a treat!