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"If you need a gift idea for that hard-to-shop-for dad on your list, head to your local bookstore (okay, Amazon.com) for one of these fun project-packed books written by dads, for dads. They&amp;#039;re less about crafting (no scrapbooking here) and more about small building projects, but they&amp;#039;re all intended to bring dads and their kids closer together\u2014and what could be more perfect this Father&amp;#039;s Day?   Written by Todd Davis, runner up of season two of HGTV&amp;#039;s Design Star and of the new HGTV show Room Crashers, Handy Dad&amp;#039;s devoted to the kinds of projects every kid dreams of\u2014tree houses, BMX bike ramps, and the like. Chronicle Books, $25.   Former high-school teacher David Erik Nelson serves up a helping of fun, with projects ranging from (non-messy) screen-printed t-shirts to an enormous joy buzzer. Best of all: Each project can be completed for $10 or less. No Starch Press; $25.   Ken Denmead, author of the uber-popular Geek Dad blog on Wired.com, follows up his best-selling book Geek Dad with a compendium of great weekend projects, games, and more for the entire family. Gotham; $18. Want even more ideas? Check out one of our favorite blogs, Man Made \u2014 it&amp;#039;s a treasure-trove of non-girly craft projects. Two notable posts this week: Make a DIY Hammock From Hardware Store Supplies and How To Make Homemade Bacon Vodka. Perfect, right? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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