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Library Journal Reviews Auto Upkeep: Basic Car Care, Maintenance, and Repair book.

Rolling Hills Publishing is very honored to announce that Auto Upkeep: Basic Car Care, Maintenance, and Repair was reviewed by the prestigious Library Journal in the September 1, 2007 Issue. Only about 6,000 books are reviewed every year from the approximate 40,000 books annually submitted for review consideration. Each Library Journal issue includes approximately 250 to 350 book reviews. Reviews are written by librarians, academic faculty, and various subject specialists that have been carefully selected by the Library Journal.


The following is the review for Auto Upkeep written by Karen Ellis, Director, Taylor Public Library, Texas.

"The Grays, instructors and mechanics, revise the 2003 edition, covering more topics and including more illustrations and resources. While geared as a textbook, there is much more to this volume. Learn all about your car's systems and why things work—or don't work. Learn how to be a better car owner. Learn when to fix it yourself and when to take your car to a shop. Great diagrams and sections on how to buy a car and how to clean it make useful additions. Also included is a timely chapter on alternative fuels and auto designs. A very good automobile primer, despite the classroom slant; recommended for most libraries."

From LibraryJournal.com
Library Journal Issue 14: September 1, 2007

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Misconception challenged by new Auto Upkeep book.

When was the last time you checked the air pressure in your tires? Is your tire tread worn past the legal limit? What does it mean if your vehicle’s check engine light illuminates? How do you replace a headlight? What simple things can you do to conserve fuel? Are you breathing dirty air in the passenger cabin? Did you know that recent check-up events revealed that 88% of vehicles needed service, fluids, or replacement parts (Car Care Council, January 11th, 2007 News Release)?

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