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111.Paris (Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide) by: Mike Gerrard, Donna Dailey February 01, 2008
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With this little book, every tourist will be able to make individual choices quickly and accurately. Text and pictures perfectly balanced, clear layout and descriptions - it leaves little to be desired. The only disadvantage of my holiday was that I did not have enough time to visit all the great places I had planned to see, but the book itself has no faults.

112.Norway (Lonely Planet Country Guide) by: Anthony Ham, et al May 23, 2008
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Found the book a very handy reference for the journey - interesting and well written, with a good deal of practical detail, great value recommendations. Excellent coverage of both cities and more remote areas. The author's own fascination with the country is very contagious. Highly recommended.

113.Florence and Tuscany (Eyewitness Travel Guide) by: Christopher Catling February 01, 2008
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Found the book a very handy reference for the journey - interesting and well written, with a good deal of practical detail, great value recommendations. Excellent coverage of both cities and more remote areas. The author's own fascination with the country is very contagious. Highly recommended.

114.The Best of Wainwright by: Alfred Wainwright October 30, 2004
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This is an absolute must-have if you have any interest walking. Even if you have no interest in walking you can't fail to be taken in by the consistently detailed drawings and conversational prose. Each and every page contains the most beautiful pen drawn maps, views and very accurate drawings of the Lakeland fells themselves. Further, Wainwright takes the reader through each fell climb in his own handwriting which, startlingly, justifies to both margins with not a hyphenated word in sight - a feat in itself which I've not seen elsewhere. Perhaps I'm impressed because I'm a graphic designer but I really don't see how anyone could be disappointed with this fascinating book.

115.Central America (Lonely Planet Shoestring Guides) by: Robert Reid November 01, 2007
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After using the Lonely Planet's 'South East Asia on a Shoestring' I was sceptical of buying another of LP's guides. However for some reason I found myself with 'Central America on a Shoestring' and it actually turned out to be a very handy travel companion. The information was up to date (probably as we somehow managed to be one of the first people to get our hands on it) and the writers remained nicely neutral to cater for various ages and travel desires. Definitely recommended.

116.The Rough Guide to Vietnam (Rough Guide Travel Guides) by: Jan Dodd, Mark Lewis, Ron Emmons September 28, 2006
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Far, far superior to the Lonely Planet guide, which (as usual) seems to have been written sitting in a bar somewhere, relying on second-hand information. The Rough Guide, on the other hand, feels fresh, vibrant and accurate. Far more comprehensive, it explores places slightly off the beaten track, has far better restaurant listings and is much easier to use generally. Lonely Planet is trendy and ubiquitous, but after a back-to-back test, you have to wonder why. The Rough Guide has far more on the history and culture of the country, and is far more readable. One feels it has been written by people of intelligence and culture; the LP, on the other hand, feels as though it has been scribbled by semi-literate back-packers. Perhaps therein lies the great ... Read More:

117.The Rough Guide to Egypt (Rough Guide Travel Guides) by: Dan Richardson August 02, 2007
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Whenever I am going on holiday, one of the most exciting things for me is buying the rough guide before we go. On the rare occasion that I haven't done this i've felt I've gone into things blind and not taken the best choices in terms of trips etc. This rough guide did prove invaluable on our trip to Sharm el Sheik and a day trip to Cairo, however the one thing I would question, and I find this is generally the case with Rough Guides, is that the prices quoted for meals and, in this case especially, taxis is often way out. We travelled only a month after this book was published, so I would expect it to be much more up to date than it was. The info on Sharm was pretty basic for our needs (it focuses a lot on diving, which we ... Read More:

118.Prague (Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide) by: Theodore Schwinke January 25, 2007
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After reading all the good reviews of this guide I just bought it based on them. I should have gone and had a look at the book first. While it did list all the attractions it did not tell you how to get to any of them. There was a map reference but I wanted to know which was the nearest metro/tube stop , which tram went there, which stop to get off at.Also the name of many attractions were only sign posted in Czech but the guide book only had them named in English so I couldn't match up the signs. Disappointed with book but not with Prague.

119.Emigrating to New Zealand: An Independent Guide (How to): An Independent Guide (How to) by: Steve Horrell May 26, 2006
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After reading such positive reviews from others I decided to purchase this book. Yes it is a comprehensive guide on the whole emigration process. Yes it did get me to think about a few things I had not considered e.g. is it cheaper to take my fridge/freezer than purchase a new one there? However I was surprised that this book gave me no further insight into the NZ immigration process than what I had already learnt online, which either means I've done a pretty good job of my research or that this book isn't worth purchasing unless you are going to use it as a starting point.

120.Hong Kong (Lonely Planet Encounter) by: Steve Fallon May 01, 2007
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I bought this, along with the Rough guide to Hong Kong & Macau and the Rough guide DIRECTIONS: Hong Kong & Macau (as I couldn't make up my mind which seemed best!) and have to say, this is the one I used on my trip. The pull out map is a lifesaver & I would have been completely lost without it. The book is divided up into sections by geographical area and then tells you what to see and do/where to eat and drink there. I found this much easier to use than the rough guide, which had an "eating" section - you then had to decide what type of food you were in the mood for and then see if any of the restaurants in that category were in the district you were visiting. Confusing! Obviously, the book is titchy which is great for stuffing in yourr ... Read More:

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