title: Cabins: The New Style
author:  James Grayson Trulove 
description: Cabins have evolved beyond the traditional perceptions of rustic logs, yet the natural setting with the structure both blending in and reflecting the context still remains true today. In the 15 structures illustrated in this book, Trulove highlights cabins with the most modern of conveniences. Built of steel, glass, and recycled materials--though some, if not most, still use wood--these cabins blend into their natural settings, inclusive of vegetation. Although the interiors highlighted are a refuge from the outdoors, the porches, windows, and doors onto the surrounding forests are integrated within. Trulove includes floor plans, elevations, and site plans that will appeal to more do-it-yourself readers. The great variation in size and natural settings of these cabins allows readers to find locations and new concepts and applications of the traditional cabin that will work with their own desires and in their own environs. <i>Vernon Ford</i><br><i>Copyright &#169; American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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  Edited by Jennifer Jas  
  Author Photo by Susan Farese
  
  First Edition  
  Printed in the United States of America
  
  ISBNs:  
  978-1-63649-627-6 (Trade Paperback)  
  978-1-63649-626-9 (Hardcover)
  
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  **DEDICATION**
  
  I have written this story in memory of my Great-Great Grandfather Private
  Hamon Jennings, Company “A” of the 25th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment
  organized from residents of Ve