The Ship's Library

All of these books are on board. They are all stuffed and organized into one of the hutches on the port side. I am in the process of converting all of the other books I own (Fiction, Sci-Fi, History, etc.) to electronic versions on my iPad 1. In fact, some of the books listed below will probably be converted as well to save space. The Navigation and Technical Manuals will remain as hardcopies.

Boatowner's Mechanical and Electrical Manual by Nigel Calder

This Old Boat by Don Casey

Sailboat Electrics Simplified by Don Casey

Cost Conscious Cruiser by Lin and Larry Pardey

Boatowners Illustrated Electrical Handbook by Charlie Wing

The 12V Bible by Miner Brotherton

The Boat Galley Cookbook by Carolyn Shearlock and Jan Irons

The Cruising Chef Cookbook by Michael Greenwald

The American Practical Navigator by NIMA

Nigel Calder's Cruising Handbook by Nigel Calder (Of course)

The Annapolis Book of Seamanship by John Rousmaniere

- This cover represents the book I own. The link directs you to the newest edition on Amazon.

Voyaging on a Small Income by Annie Hill

  The Nautical Sextant by W.J. Morris

World Cruising Handbook by Jimmy Cornell

- This cover represents the book I own. The link directs you to the newest edition on Amazon.

The Rigger's Apprentice by Brion Toss

The Sailmaker's Apprentice by Emiliano Marino

Boat Joinery & Cabinetmaking by Fred Bingham

The Handbook of Sailing by Bob Bond

Sell Up & Sail by Bill and Laurel Cooper

Sextant Handbook by Bruce Bauer

The Cruiser's Handbook of Fishing by Scott & Wendy Bannerot

The Lo-Tech Navigator by Tony Crawley

Emergency Navigation by David Burch

The Long Term Almanac by Geoffrey Kolbe

How to Navigate Today by Leonard Gray

Why Didn't I Think of that? by John and Susan Roberts

Capable Cruiser by Lin and Larry Pardey

The Self Sufficient Sailor by Lin and Larry Pardey

Advanced First Aid Afloat by Peter Eastmann M.D., and John Levinson M.D.












And...

The Pirate Primer by George Choundas

YARR!  A birthday gift from my brother. This is a just a plain fun book.