East County News Service
January 22, 2018 (Ramona) -- Ramona Author and local plumber Greg Chick will be at Unicorn Books and Gifts, 845 Main Street, Ramona, CA on Wednesday, February 7th from 4 to 6 p.m. Chick will be available to sign copies and discuss his new book, All About Water: As Told by The Plumber Who's Seen It All.
All About Water is an informative, fun illustrated book that tells the complete story of water through two fictional characters, cousins Mike and Mac Ro. Mike Ro is not interested in the big picture of water, while Mac Ro advocates for planet earth and does his best to educate Mike. Readers get a broad look into water that covers everything from efficient plumbing design to graywater reuse and how to pick the right water conditioner. Beyond practical tips, the book explores the value of water as a limited resource, touching on the importance of water conservation and the complexity of municipal water management.
All About Water is useful for the homeowner who wants to learn how to read their water bill, anyone concerned about the global water crisis, or those who fall somewhere between. This book has something for everyone!
Locally known as Ramona’s Plumber, Greg Chick has 30+ years of experience in the business with stories to tell. Formally educated in plumbing, solar, irrigation, landscape, pools, water heating, certified csst gas piping design/installer, HDPE heat fusion gas service certified and equipped. He is also well known for his candor as well as community involvement. He cares deeply for our town and the environment. This is his first book.
Located at 845 Main Street, Unicorn Books and Gifts is located in the Olde Ramona Hotel Gallery. In business since 2011, the independent bookstore is locally owned and operated by Stacy Bart. Unicorn Books and Gifts sells both new and used books, gifts, jewelry, crystals, candles, local fine artists works and pottery and carries a large selection of new age items.
More information can be found at www.unicornbooksandgifts.com.
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