Repair Book Club

New Home Improvement and Repair Book Favors the Visual Learner

For many of us, a picture is not just worth a thousand words—it's essential! Repair manuals can be difficult to understand if they're cluttered up with complex jargon and fraught with confusing, incomplete explanations. Having the visual aid of photographs and illustrations can make concepts more clear and directions easier to grasp. Home Decorating, Repairs and Maintenance: A Complete Practical Guide to Home Improvement with 800 Photographs is an upcoming home repair book that's chock full of high quality color photographs so that the book doesn't just tell, but shows how each repair is done. Read more about New Home Improvement and Repair Book Favors the Visual Learner

New E-book Guide to Laptop Repair

Looking for a handy and comprehensive guide to laptop repair? Check out the Laptop Repair Complete Guide by Garry Romaneo. Read more about New E-book Guide to Laptop Repair

Repair Book Club: Time to Organize

Sometimes, the start to repairing your home is with organization. With the New Year and limited repair projects going on, you may be looking to do some organizing. If so, there are a few books that can help you with the process. The Repair Book Club review for the day, then is 365 Ways to Organize Everything. It is the perfect book to get you started in organization that is simple, direct and effective.

What's In The Book?

365 Ways to Organize Everything, written by Emilie Barnes and Sheri Torelli is a comprehensive and straightforward guide to organization. What is nice is that unlike those snooty "Martha Stewart" style books, this one gives practical advice for every day homeowners. You do not have to have a pedigree in organization and housekeeping to keep yourself organized. I like the organized feel of this book, too! Read more about Repair Book Club: Time to Organize

Repair Book Club Review: Auto Repair for Dummies

If one of your resolutions this year is to cut costs, you may want to start doing some of your own auto repairs. If that is your plan, there are numerous repair books out there that can help you to do just that. The key is to choose a good one, and we've found one that's perfect for the very beginner (though those with moderate knowledge will also benefit from this guide!) The book, "Auto Repair for Dummies" book written by Deanna Sclar offers a fantastic amount of information and guidance is one of the simplest forms out there. Read more about Repair Book Club Review: Auto Repair for Dummies

New Visual Guide to House Repair

The Second Edition of How Your House Works is out this February

Due out this February 28^th, 2012 How Your House Works: A Visual Guide to Maintaining Your Home has all the makings of a great repair book. Read more about New Visual Guide to House Repair

Repair Book Club Review: What's a Homeowner to Do?

Sometimes, the repair at hand just baffles us. How can I fix this? How in the world can I get this done fast and cheap? The book, What's a Homeowner to Do? written by Stephen Fanuka and Edward Lewine can provide the information you need. The book, just released in November, provides some of the best, step by step directions for solving many of your household problems. They happen to everyone and this book provides the help you need to overcome the situation.

Discover the Secrets to Classic Car Bodywork

Do you love to restore the mechanical components of classic cars, but need a good repair book on getting the car's exterior back in shape? Due for release this upcoming March, 2012 from Veloce is the revised edition of How to Restore Classic Car Body Work by Martin Thaddeus, a 120-page paperback repair book that will teach you everything you need to know about restoring the body of a classic car. Read more about Discover the Secrets to Classic Car Bodywork

Repair Book Does It All, Or At Least Almost

A new book out, called, "New Fix-It-Yourself Manual: How to Repair, Clean, and Maintain Anything and Everything In and Around Your Home" is the perfect holiday gift for someone who has purchased a new home recently or who needs to freshen up on those handy skills. As a part of the repair book club, the book is a must have. It provides some outstanding features and benefits you are sure to benefit from if you own it.

How to Find the Right Repair Book

Something has broken and you've decided to fix it yourself. With the right repair book, you can get the information you need to do the job on your own without having to call in the pros. New repair books are published every month, and finding a relevant book for the repair task at hand can be tricky. Follow these three tips to guide your search in the right direction. Read more about How to Find the Right Repair Book

Got a Renovation Disaster On Your Hands? Make It Right!

Mike Holmes Offers Expert Advice on Home Renovation in this New Repair Book

Are you deep in the midst of a home renovation project that is quickly becoming rather messy? Are you planning to remodel your home, but don't know where to start? One book you might want to take a look at is Make it Right: Expert Advice on Home Renovations (Time Home Entertainment, 2011). Read more about Got a Renovation Disaster On Your Hands? Make It Right!