Reminiscent of James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small, Don Metz's Confessions describes the life of a residential country architect with warm wry humor and slapstick pathos. This book will delight all those who have built a house, forearm those summoning up the courage to do so, and calm those who realize their talents might be better confined to an armchair with a view. Readers will be seduced by the author's adventures as he confronts the awkward, intractable, and hilariously messy job of building dreams.
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Reminiscent of James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small, Don Metz's Confessions describes the life of a residential country architect with warm wry humor and slapstick pathos. This book will delight all those who have built a house, forearm those summoning up the courage to do so, and calm those who realize their talents might be better confined to an armchair with a view. Readers will be seduced by the author's adventures as he confronts the awkward, intractable, and hilariously messy job of building dreams.
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New in New dust jacket. 1593730616. 5 3/4 x 9"; 264 pages; Hard cover has purple cloth cover with gold lettering on spine. NEW. DJ. Pages are clean and tight. 'Reminiscent of James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small, Don Metz's Confessions describes the life of a residential country architect with warm wry humor and slapstick pathos. This book will delight all those who have built a house, forearm those summoning up the courage to do so, and calm those who realize their talents might be better confined to an armchair with a view. Readers will be seduced by the author's adventures as he confronts the awkward, intractable, and hilariously messy job of building dreams. '