I have the following books to trade for:

Putting Food By (hardback only)
Blue Ball canning book
Stocking Up (hardback only)
Nintendo 64 games (no sports, execpt Jimmy McGraffe and no fighting)
Computer games
Anything else interesting, just ask!

Books I have to trade for the above:

* Beauty Recipes from Natural Foods, by Amme Marsh (hardback, 48 pgs.)

* Miracle Medicine Foods, by Rex Adams (hardback, 230 pgs.)

* Antioxidant Revolution, by Dr. Kenneth Cooper's (hardback, 238 pgs.)

* Eat Away Illness, how to age-proof your body with antioxidant foods, by Carlson Wade (hardback, 192 pgs.)

* Good Housekeeping 101 practical ways to make money at home (hardback 312 pgs.)

* Exploring Science, grade 5 (good for homeschooling, hardback, 312 pgs.)

* The Memory Book, by Harry Lorayn and Jerry Lucas (hardback, 221 pgs.)

* This Is Living, How I found Health and Happiness, by Lynn Redgrave (hardback, 318 pgs.)

* The 10 Natural Laws Of Successful Time and Life Management, Proven Strategies for Increased Productivity and Inner Peace, by Hyrum Smith (hardback, 219 pgs.)

* Symptoms, The book that answers the questions: Am I sick? Is it serious? Should I call the doctor?, by Isadore Rosenfeld, MD (hardback, 365 pgs.)

* Producing Your Own Power, How to Make Natures energy Sources Work For You by Organic Gardening and Framing book (hardback, 322 pgs.)

* How To Keep Your Family Fit and Healthy, by Bonnie Prudden (could be used as a health book for homeschoolers, probably grades 7 and up, hardback, 273 pgs.)

* Gregg shorthand dictionary (hardback, 408 pgs.)

* Emergency and Disaster Nursing, second edition by Robert Mahoney (hardback, 269 pgs.)

* What To Expect When Your Expecting, by Arlene Eisenberg, Heidi Murkoff and Sndee Hataway B.S.N. (paperback, 478 pgs.)

* How Can I find You God?, by Marjorie Holmes (hardback, 201 pgs.)

* Chicken Soup For The Soul (softback, 340 pgs.)

* Introducing the bible, Major events and key teaching in their cutural setting, by Gerald Hughes and Stephen Travis (hardbck, 128 pgs.)

* Microwave cooking form Litton (hardback, 128 pgs.)

* Panasonic microwave, variable power cookbook (hardback, 146 pgs.)

* Imaging, The Powerful Way To Change Your Life, by Norman Vincent Peale (haraadback, 187 pgs.)

* How To Be Rich, by J. Paul Getty (hardback, 263 pgs.)

* The Practial Encyclopedia of Natural Healing, New Revised Edition, by Bricklin (hardback, 573 pgs.)

* You Can Win At Office Politics, Techniques, Tips, and Step-by-step Plans for Coming Out Ahead, by Robert Bell, Ph.D. (hardback, 258 pgs.)

* The Power Of Being Debt Free, How Eliminating the National Debt Could Radically Improve Your Standard of Living, by Robert Schuller and Paul David Dunn (hardback, 206 pgs.)

* The Growing Years, Guide to Your Child's Emotional Development From Birth to Adolescence, by Mark Rubinstein, MD (hardback, 386 pgs.)

* Running To Win, How To Achieve the Physcial, Mental & Spirital Victories of Running, by George Sheehan, M.D. (hardback, 230 pgs.)

* Sharkproof, Get the Job You Want, Keep the Job You Love... in Today's Frenzied Job Market, by Harvey Mackay (hardback, 235 pgs.)

* The Art of French Cooking, by Fernande Garven (paperback, 185 pgs.)

* The Holy Spirit, by Billy Graham (softback, 332 pgs.)

* Eater's Choice, A Food Lover's Guide to Lower Cholersterol, by Dr. Ron Goor & Nancy Goor (softback, 428 pgs.)

* The Wonderful Spirit Filled Life, by Charles Stanley (softback, 238 pgs.)

* Living Things, by Fitpatrick and Bain (this is a science book that I'm quessing could be used for 7 th grade and up, hardback, 405 pgs.)

Looking forward to trading with you if I have anything you need. Maybe we can help each other. Have a great day!

-- Anonymous, April 11, 2002

Answers

Hi Jo,Do you have a wish list? Bettie

-- Anonymous, April 12, 2002

Hi,

Could you tell me what N64 games you have?

Thanks, Laurean

-- Anonymous, April 13, 2002

I'm very sorry. I didn't make my post very clear. The list at the top of the post is my wish list and the books are listed at the bottom. I am looking for N64 games, I don't have any to trade. I have had e- mail offers to buy my books, but haven't sold any. Is this allowed since this is a barter board? If so, I guess I will sell the books for $3. each plus postage. If not, then I will only trade them.

-- Anonymous, April 14, 2002

I see what you meant after you clarified what was right before my eyes! Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for your patience.

Laurean

-- Anonymous, April 15, 2002

I would love to have Producing Your Own Power - as soon as I get home, I will go thru all my stuff and see if I can find something you would want. I know there has to be something, if not I will just pay you for the book. BTW, do you read fiction, I have a ton of paperbacks - mostly mystery and true crime. Thanks Linda

-- Anonymous, April 17, 2002

Gee I just traded most of my books and magazines for an 8mm mauser action rifle still in cosmoline and matching serial number, excellent condition. Plus 70 round of ammo.

-- Anonymous, April 24, 2002