Bonsai

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Familiar bookstore-style shelves, mostly fiction — a book may have none or several.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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67 books

Bonsai

Peter Chan

1985

Bonsai techniques

John Yoshio Naka

1973

The complete book of bonsai

Harry Tomlinson

1990

Bonsai

Werner M. Busch

2001

Bonsai Design

Peter D. Adams

1988

Indoor bonsai

John Ainsworth

1990

Bonsai bible

Peter Chan

2014

Bonsai Survival Manual

Colin Lewis

1996

Practical bonsai

Colin Lewis

1992

Bonsai

Claude Chidamian

1955

Bonsai

A. S. Roger

1989

Bonsai

Deborah R. Koreshoff

1984

Bonsai

Harry Tomlinson

1994

Bonsai

Kenji Murata

1981

Bonsai

Sunset Publishing Staff

1989

Bonsai Masterclass

Peter Chan

1988

The eternal spring of Mr. Ito

Sheila Garrigue

1985

101 Essential Tips

Harry Tomlinson

1996

The bonsai handbook

David Prescott

2001

Essential Bonsai

Ken Norman

2003

Miniatures and Bonsai (Time-Life Encyclopedia of Gardening)

Philip Perl

1979

Bonsai with American trees

Masakuni Kawasumi

1975

The Complete Practical Encyclopedia Of Bonsai The Essential Stepbystep Guide To Creating Growing And Displaying Bonsai With Over 800 Photographs

Ken Norman

2009

The master's book of bonsai

Nobukichi Koide

1967

Miniature bonsai

Herb L. Gustafson

1995

Bonsai

Philip Edinger

1994

Bonsai

DK Publishing

2003

Create Your Own Bonsai with Everyday Garden Plants

Peter Chan

1992

Indoor Bonsai

Sigmund Dreilinger

1991

Growing bonsai

Ken Norman

2006

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Book Explorer lets readers browse the free, readable slice of the Open Library catalogue by familiar library genres (Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Biography & Memoir, History, and more), or dig into "All Subjects" for the exact subject tags Open Library itself assigns each book — no invented categories standing in between. Subjects are organized by real Library of Congress classification for easier scanning, but clicking any tag shows exactly, and only, the books that carry it. Filter further by form, length, audience, and recency.

Every book has its own page with an embedded reader where available, plus outbound links to Open Library, the Toronto Public Library, Libby, and Amazon.

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