Not available. Most any online source. 68 pages spiral bound. Many have talked of a "reprint" but this apparently is a challenge due to the passing of Mr. Reheis in 2011.
The kids now own the copyright. Someone who knew him could contact the family and see about doing a reprint - in actuality it would probably be best for someone to get permission to finance a set number of copies with a royalty paid to the owners.
They could also gift or sell the rights to someone. I think MARC, MAFCA or the MAFFI would be willing to produce and sell copies.
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