Books about Making Web Sites
The Bookworm found the books below to be the most helpful in creating the Human Cloning Foundation's Web site.

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Poor Richard's Web Site: Geek-Free, Commonsense Advice on Building a Low-Cost Web Site by Peter Kent

    This is a good book although it has a bias towards using Microsoft Frontpage to make Web sites--and Frontpage may deserve the repetitive plugs it receives by the author.  This is a great book for the person just starting out, making their first Web site.  It helps a lot in deciding how to pick a Web site host.  It does at times get too technical for the beginner, especially for a short period in the middle of the book, but overall this book is hard to beat for the person wanting to learn how to make a Web site.