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The woodworkers's guide to pricing your work

Danny Proulx, Dan Ramsey

2005

101 best home-based businesses for women

Priscilla Y. Huff

1995

MothersWork

Rebecca Matthias

1999

Craft, Inc

Meg Mateo Ilasco

2007

How to Make Money While You Look For a Job

Donna, Dickason Boyette

2005

Finding your perfect work

Edwards, Paul

1996

101 best home businesses

Dan Ramsey

1997

How to start a home-based housecleaning business

Laura Jorstad, Melinda Morse

2006

How to Start a Home-Based Gift Basket Business

Shirley Frazier

1997

Entrepreneur magazine's start-ups child-care service

Entrepreneur Press, Jacquelyn Lynn

2001

Home but Not Alone

Katherine Murray

1998

How to Start a Home-Based Mail Order Business, 2nd

Georganne Fiumara

1999

Virtual-office tools for a high-margin practice

David J. Drucker, Joel P. Bruckenstein

2002

Residential care services for the elderly

Doris K. Williams

1991

How to start, run, and stay in business

Gregory F. Kishel

1981

The entrepreneurial PC

Bernard J. David

1993

Product research 101

Renae Clark

2015

Making money with your computer at home

Edwards, Paul

1993

Working from home

Jane Jerrard

2013

How to start a home-based secretarial services business

Jan Melnik

1997

How to start a home-based craft business

Kenn Oberrecht

2004

Work from home ideas

Christine Clayfield

2015

How to start making money with your decorative painting

Dorothy Egan

1998

Will work from home

Tory Johnson, Robyn Freedman Spizman

2008

Home-Based Travel Agent

Kelly Monaghan

2006

Home-based travel agent

Kelly Monaghan

1999

The new entrepreneurs

Terri P. Tepper

1980

Women working home

Marion Behr, Wendy Lazar

1981

The stay-at-home mom's guide to making money

Liz Folger

1997

The home office book

Mark Alvarez

1990

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