Susan Carol Hauser

Auteur de Nature's Revenge: The Secrets of Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sumac, and Their Remedies

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A propos de l'auteur

Susan Carol Hauser's fifteen books include essay and poetry collections and natural histories, including Wild Rice: An Essential Guide to Cooking, History, and Harvesting. Her awards include a McKnight-Loft Fellowship in Poetry, a Jerome Foundation Travel and Study Grant, an Anderson Center Charter afficher plus Residency, a Minnesota State Arts Board Cultural Initiative Grant, and two Minnesota Book Awards. She resides in St. Paul, Minnesota. afficher moins

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Nature's Revenge: The Secrets of Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sumac, and Their Remedies (1996) 36 exemplaires

You Can Write a Memoir (2001) 27 exemplaires

A Field Guide to Ticks: Prevention and Treatment of Lyme Disease and Other Ailments Caused by Ticks, Scorpions,… (2001) 22 exemplaires

Sugartime: The Hidden Pleasures of Making Maple Syrup (1800) 20 exemplaires

Wild Rice Cooking: History, Natural History, Harvesting, and Lore (2000) 20 exemplaires

Barn: Form and Function of an American Icon (2017) 9 exemplaires

Full Moon: Reflections on Turning Fifty (1996) 7 exemplaires

Wild Sugar: The Pleasures of Making Maple Syrup (2014) 7 exemplaires

Outwitting Poison Ivy (2001) 6 exemplaires

Wild Rice: An Essential Guide to Cooking, History, and Harvesting (2014) 6 exemplaires

Sugaring: A Maple Syrup Memoir, with Instructions (2005) 6 exemplaires

Girl to Woman: A Gathering of Images (1992) 6 exemplaires

Guide to the North Country National Scenic Trail in Minnesota (2014) 4 exemplaires

Meant to Be Read Out Loud (1988) 3 exemplaires

Outside After Dark: New & Selected Poems (2002) 2 exemplaires

Which Way to Look (1992) 2 exemplaires

Nature's Revenge 1 exemplaire

What the Animals Know (1992) 1 exemplaire

A field guide to ticks : prevention and treatment of lyme disease and other ailments caused by ticks, scorpions,… (2008) 1 exemplaire

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A Field Guide to Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, and Poison… par Susan Carol Hauser

Does not explain the allergic reaction in enough detail but is nevertheless clear and interesting.

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themulhern | Jan 12, 2014 |

Sugaring: A Maple Syrup Memoir, with Instructions par Susan Carol Hauser

Maple syrup is not an integral part of British food culture. I was introduced to it poured over pancakes with vanilla icecream and I thought it was delicious. (Especially hot poured over a cold Greek yoghurt, but I digress). When I found this book I was interested as I hadn't really made the connection with this delicious syrup and people (almost) hugging trees. Its a really good, short, read and I promise never to buy pancake syrup again but only the pure stuff and not complain about the price.

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Petra.Xs | Apr 2, 2013 |

Outwitting Poison Ivy par Susan Carol Hauser

To be fair, the book was useful. It makes sense now why I'm more sensitive to poison ivy than I was as a kid, and it confirms that abstinence is the best cure. Its hardly a gripping read--what amounts to about 40 thin pages of material is spread across over 100 slightly repetitive ones. Originally copyrighted in 96 and updated in 01, it fails to discuss the pricey high-tech stuff now on the pharmacy shelf.

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jaygheiser | Jun 29, 2008 |

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