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Pick fiction or non-fiction, then a genre, then a topic inside it. A book can sit in more than one genre.

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The shanty boy

John W. Fitzmaurice

1979

They tried to cut it all

Edwin Van Syckle

1980

Daylight in the Swamp

Robert W. Wells

1978

Shanty, forest and river life in the backwoods of Canada

Joshua Fraser

1883

Modern Lumberjacking

Len McDougall

2016

Logging practices

Steve Conway

1982

Population dynamics of a Philippine rain forest people

John D. Early, Thomas N. Headland

1998

Recollections of a long life, 1829-1915

Isaac Stephenson

1915

Michigan's lumbertowns

Jeremy W. Kilar

1990

Woodsmen of the West

Martin Allerdale Grainger

1908

Empire in Pine

Robert F. Fries

1951

The forested land

Robert E. Ficken

1987

Machining and related properties of aspen

E. M. Davis

1947

Shadows in the forest

Peter Dauvergne

1997

Harvesting timber crops

Albert Edward Wackerman

1966

A river runs through it and other stories

Norman Maclean, Norman Maclean

1976

Spiked boots

Pike, Robert E.

1999

The lady and the lumberjack

Olive Barber

1952

Wood harvesting with hand tools

International Labour Office

1987

Tongass

Kathie Durbin

1999

Timber!

Walter Buehr

1960

Chainsaw savvy

Neil Soderstrom

1982

The Winter Room

Gary Paulsen

1989

Ancestral lines

John Barker

2008

Sawdust empire

J. D. Howard

2016

A-rafting on the Mississip'

Charles Edward Russell

1928

Holy old mackinaw

Stewart Hall Holbrook

1956

The Everett massacre

Walker C. Smith

1920

Woodworking safeguards for the prevention of accidents in lumbering and woodworking industries

David Van Schaack

1911

Last Stand

Richard Manning

1991

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