title: Fancy Coffins to Make Yourself (Schiffer Book for Woodworkers)
author: Dale L Power
description: Woodworking is usually a lighthearted hobby, so the idea of making a coffin could be somewhat odd or even repugnant. However, there is a place for such information in the library. It's surprising more folks don't build coffins, given the cost of commercial models and the fact that such a creation could be viewed as a tribute to a loved one or a catharsis for one who is ill. Power's coffins are attractive, with store-bought metal fittings and fabric linings, and could easily be mistaken for professionally made models. Experienced woodworkers would have no trouble replicating these designs. There isn't a large audience for this book, but it would round out a comprehensive public library collection. <br />Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  Front Cover
  
  
  **Your Coffin or Mine?**
  
  
  **By**
  
  
  **Kimberly Raye**
  
  
  **Contents**
  
  
  Chapter One
  
  
  Chapter Two
  
  
  Chapter Three
  
  
  Chapter Four
  
  
  Chapter Five
  
  
  Chapter Six
  
  
  Chapter Seven
  
  
  Chapter Eight
  
  
  Chapter Nine
  
  
  Chapter Ten
  
  
  Chapter Eleven
  
  
  Chapter Twelve
  
  
  Chapter Thirteen
  
  
  Chapter Fourteen
  
  
  Chapter Fifteen
  
  
  Chapter Sixteen
  
  
  Chapter Seventeen
  
  
  Chapter Eighteen
  
  
  Chapter Nineteen
  
  
  Chapter Twenty
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-one
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-two
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-three
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-four
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-five
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-six
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-seven
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-eight
  
  
  Chapter Twenty-nine
  
  
  
  
  
  ## Chapter Thirty
  
  
  ### Chapter Thirty-one
  
  
  
  
  
  Epilogue
  
  
  **I** pulled a Dead End Dating card from my purse and handed it to Ash. He
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  “I’ll be in touch if I find anything.”
  
  
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