Contains 47 detailed maps, including a full-colour state map; the pick of accommodation options, from Margaret River chalets to Outback camp sites; hot spots for surfing, diving, climbing, hiking and cycling; a new wine and wineries guide; and a detailed coloured wildflower section.
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David Kaye fell in love with movies at an early age and spent much of the next thirty years or so going to movie theaters in and around Baltimore. He recalls the wide variety of theaters that he came to know and love - from the neighbourhood cinemas to the downtown picture palaces to the suburban multiplexes, many of which are now long gone - and some of the more memorable movies and stars that he grew up with. The movies both entertained and influenced him as a young boy in the 1950s, an impressionable teenager in the swinging 1960s, and an adult in the permissive 1970s. This is both a wistful and insightful personal account of that golden age of going to the movies.
David Kaye was born in Baltimore in 1948. He first started to write short stories in elementary school and progressed to writing the scripts for his high school's Christmas plays and annual spring musicals. Having been bitten by the theater bug, he went on to work in several regional repertory theaters as an assistant stage manager, a sometime actor, and the author of workshop productions. Later on, he wrote film and music reviews for the Chesapeake Weekly Review. Since moving to the UK in 1984, he has written plays for BBC Radio, revue skits, and occasional magazine articles. Some of his poems were translated for publication in a Russian poetry magazine. He has recently returned to writing with renewed inspiration producing several novellas as well as a couple of books of personal recollections. He now lives near London with his English wife Diane and their eccentric cat Willow.
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BONUS - Includes FREE Dog Farts Audio Book for Kids Inside! For a very time limited period you can download a FREE audiobook chapter of this funny dog FART BOOK: Ninja Skateboard Farts! Your kids will LOL and tear their pants at this funny audio story. This is the New & Enhanced Version Of The Famous Fart Book: Ninja Skateboard Farts! All illustrations are in full color now + Each chapter includes a narrated audio version of the chapter so that your child can learn by reading and by listening at the same time. Timmie Guzzmann and El Ninjo are on a mission to perform their most effective skateboarding skills powered by Ninja farts. They participate in a skateboarding competition and view it from a Ninja dimension that they call "Farting Around The World". The skateboard competition takes them to the most unique, mystic, epic, famous, mysterious, historic and ancient destinations of the world. They are competing in places like Italy: Rome and Pisa, Greece: Athens, North Africa: Casablanca, China, India, Japan: Tokyo, South America: Rio de Janero, and USA: Miami, Los Angeles. Timmie and El Ninjo are the leading contestants in this adventurous skateboarding competition. You will discover how they are using out of the box thinking in combination with Ninja Farts and Martial Arts in order to beat the competition. Their Ninja Skateboarding Fart discipline is moving them the bottom burping style and powered by spicy beans. They are experiencing the most amazing and adventurous stories as they are farting around the world: * The New Dimension: The World Is My Oyster * Fart Olympics On The Acropolis with Socrates & Plato * Farting with Roman Bean Antipasti Inspired by Stories of The Ancient Rome * Venice: The Ghost Of The Canal & The Gondolas * Parachuting From The Eiffel Tower * Magical Fairy Dust Ninja Farts In Casablanca * The Great Wall Of China & Other Wonders Of The World * The Taj Mahal: The Temple Of Mysteries * Tokyo: Pop Cult & Ninja Farts * The Skyline of LA in 3-D Ninja Fart Reality and many more bottom belching Ninja Skateboard Fart adventures... Timmie takes you through 15 stunning stories of Ninja Skateboarding farts that are all illustrated with colorful comic illustrations. As Timmie, El Ninjo and the rest of the family are travelling around the globe, they are touching the most diverse cultures, and ancient cities with lots of historical heritage. They are also experiencing the most curious and weird dimensions of life like the funny and bizarre pop culture of Tokyo. You will be amazed and stunned by the stories because each destination brings another mysterious thing and challenge to life... Purchase my "Ninja Skateboard Farts" right now for your kids while this low introductory price is still available. Each bottom burping story also comes with a funny illustration that is colored in high quality so that the fun becomes triple fun with looking at the visual and graphic form of the book, reading and listening to the narrated stories. Each of the 15 stories includes: the English story in text format, the colored illustration, and the narrated audiobook format. This is the New & Enhanced Version of Volume 4: Ninja Skateboarding Farts! See you inside...
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In a single generation, Dubai has become one of the world?s most fascinating cities and the superstar of the Middle East.
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You've trusted them in Orlando where you have made their book Britain's top US travel guide book.Their readers rave about their guides, so do your other customers a favour by introducing them to this less well-known guide to "Disneyland[registered] Resort Paris".Simon and Susan Veness try everything, test everything and report it like it is. They are meticulous about identifying which rides for which age ranges. And they pay a lot of attention to getting the most out of every day for a family of mixed age ranges. With this book, it is like having a personal advisor with you for every aspect of your time there.
Authors of Britain's top-selling travel guide Brit's Guide to Orlando Recognised as THE Disney experts
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Barry Turner has edited The Writer's Handbook for over 17 years. He is also a journalist and has previously worked in publishing as an editor and marketing director. He lives in north London.
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The best bar stories evolve from crises and the opportunities they create, so here is a collection of my favourite misadventures. This collection of such exploits, arising from my lifelong quest for adventure travel and adrenalin includes caving, climbing, biking, hiking and backpacking in over 70 countries. What sets this book apart is that it describes the extraordinary adventures of an ordinary man: how many authors have squeezed maggots out of their eyebrows and been peed on by silverback mountain gorillas? Most books of this genre either focus on a specific adventurous activity or on a single trip. The diversity of this book will appeal to aspirant adventurers and armchair thrill-seekers alike, whether they are inexperienced students about to embark on a gap year or seasoned travellers spending their offspring's inheritance. Learn from my mistakes Be inspired by my successes Make every second count!
This book recounts Ben's adventures as a single man between leaving school and getting married. He has been a teacher of Geology and Geography since 1989. He is still travelling, mostly leading groups of teenagers on month-long expeditions in Africa, South America and South East Asia. These adventures will be covered in his next book.
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Anton Sebich, the eternally hopeful hero, had seven wives, sells divorce insurance and moderates the calamity of modern civilization on his own radio show.
In chatty, fast-paced prose, this lively picaresque novel captures the bewilderment and naive exuberance of newcomers to America's shores. Anton Sebich, a middle-aged insurance agent turned radio-show host, whose six former wives and 10 children have left him bankrupt, receives a distress call from his first wife. Their oldest child has mysteriously fled the U.S. and is somewhere within the former Soviet Union. Aided by his former father-in-law, a cat-food magnate, Anton sets off on a yacht across the high seas to bring back his daughter. High-spirited run-ins with sea pirates and German terrorists are punctuated by Anton's reminiscences about his disastrous marriages. Ever an optimist, Anton immediately hooks up with Melada, a young Russian woman who joins him and his crew as a translator. As Anton plunges into Russian society with Melada at his side, the author pulls out all the stops, slyly satirizing the whole of the Russian literary canon. Continuing the search for his daughter, Anton progresses ever deeper into the Russian countryside--and falls ever deeper in love with Melada. Moscovit's broad humor keenly depicts people who straddle two cultures, and the inevitable mix-ups that occur when those cultures collide. Moscovit (a pseudonym) was a professor of thermodynamics in Leningrad; this novel, the third of his works to be translated into English, was a bestseller in Russia.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Anton Sebich is a broken man, but when his daughter disappears, he engineers an ocean-crossing rescue effort beleaguered by would-be kidnappers, hijackers, pirates, bureaucrats, and his former wives. Moscovit (the samizdat pseudonym used by Igor Yefimov) uses his zany cast of characters, the tragicomic journey from America to Russia, and the interspersed texts of Anton's radio broadcasts to lampoon multiple cultures and dozens of lifestyles. Nothing escapes Moscovit's capacity for skewering the ridiculous. This talented Russian's latest work is a comedy, mystery, adventure, romance, and satire rolled into one and peppered with relentless sly social commentary reminiscent of Bulgakov at his best. His highly entertaining and intelligent novel will appeal to all audiences but especially to those who find modern culture to be a suitable target for laughter. Highly recommended.
- Ruth M. Ross, Olympic Coll. Lib., Bremerton, Wash.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
This novel is ambitious only in length, as Moscovit (The Judgment Day Archives, not reviewed) fails to deliver much in the way of character, compelling storylines, or a real reason to keep reading. It follows the wanderings and travails of Anton, an angst-ridden man who has been around the marriage-and-family block a few too many times. As he reminisces about his many exes and tries to reconstruct some sense of who he has been in his life, he works toward something of a resolution with his restless heart. His many children, for whom he has been at best an absent father, are for him a great unresolved collection of relationships that could have been or legacies that have not worked out. For most of the story, Anton is caught up in a quest for something beyond self-pity and a ruinous lifestyle. To him, his former spouses and children are mostly nameless, with ``Wife -- Copyright ©1994, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved.
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The Rough Guide to Travel health is the definitive health handbook wherever you are travelling. Now in its second edition, it is fully updated making it more indispensable than ever. The guide includes practical details on pre-trip planning, with advice on immunizations, medical kits, air travel and tips for travellers with specific needs. The heart of the guide is an A–Z of potential problems and treatments, including homeopathy, herbal medicine and other complementary therapies. Written in a down-to-earth style and avoiding medical jargon, the guide gives the complete lowdown on health risks and vaccinations worldwide, plus comprehensive listings of international travel resources, websites and clinics. As well as this wealth of general advice, there are safety tips for specific types of trips, such as active travel – skiing, scuba diving, climbing – together with a handy section on first aid. Sometime, somewhere, you’ll need this book – don’t leave home without it.
Dr Nick Jones is a GP, living in Bath, who in the course of his travels has gained first hand experience of illness off the beaten track.
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Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Cape Town, the Winelands & the Garden Route.
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This Lonely Planet guide covers the whole of the Australian Outback, from the central deserts to tropical Cape York. Paul Harding offers traditional travel information and looks at the culture of the Aboriginal people. The guide includes details of how to balloon over the Blue Mountains, surf in Sydney, glam it up on the Gold Coast or get outdoors in the Outback.It also contains accommodation options from busy backpackers to exclusive five stars and special sections on Aboriginal Australia, wildlife watching and water sports and activities.
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Set in the fictional Central African country of Tambala, this engaging first novel is narrated by Nicole, a young American whose naive idealism collides with the realities of postcolonial, post-Cold War Africa. Recent college grad Nicole decides to return to the continent in which she was raised when her father was a government employee in Guinea. She signs on as a teacher of English in AfricEd, a Peace Corps-like organization. Her journey into the heart of Tambala turns into a hard road to maturity. Ultimately, this is a novel of disillusionment as Nicole's initial desire to be accepted by the Tambalans yields to her increasing awareness of her own "otherness" and inability to affect change in her adoptive village. The teacher she falls in love with is really an Angolan freedom fighter; the young girl she nurtures as her assistant in a family-planning clinic becomes pregnant. The American idealist thwarted by an un-ideal world is not a new story, but Drew carefully articulates the complexity of managing cultural differences, and she understands?but does not herself succumb to?the romantic temptations that initially mislead Nicole.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
YA. Nicole Spark spent her childhood in Africa as the daughter of an American diplomat, and she longs to recapture the nostalgia that overtakes her following her mother's death, her brother's wanderlust, and her father's withdrawal. After graduating from college, the young woman travels to Mampungu, an isolated bush post in fictional Tambala, as an English teacher with AfricEd. She wants to become a part of the native people but cannot escape her white skin and her Western heritage. She meets Mitch, a burly medic employed by an American contractor; Bwadi, another teacher who cannot escape his Angolan past; Diabelle, a young student who strives for the freedom that Nicole exudes. Nicole urges her to reach for more than a future as a village wife and involves her in a Family Planning Project that promises a future job in the city of Kimpiri. When Diabelle becomes pregnant, she overdoses on chloraquine and dies. Nicole leaves Africa, a wiser, more mature young woman. By looking at African life through a Western eye and questioning what is seen and experienced, Drew lends immediate understanding to why it is impossible to force one person's culture onto another individual's way of life.?Dottie Kraft, formerly at Fairfax County Public Schools, VA
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Born and raised in Africa, Nickie Spark vows to return after her father quits the foreign service and brings his family to the U.S. She fantasizes about the Africa of painted faces, native rituals, and villagers dancing to drums. Entering a foreign service organization herself after college, Nickie is assigned to a school in a central African nation called Tambala. She works immediately to offset any stigma attached to being a white American by socializing underneath a mango tree with Mpovi, the school principal's wife; donning a pagne, which all the women wear; and singing with the local choir. She also assists with a birth control survey at the clinic. Yet, things fall apart: her protective counseling of the fetching student Diabelle backfires with Diabelle's pregnancy, and her challenging relationship with Bwadi, an Angolan refugee, leads to the theft of her beloved camera. She comes to realize that her romanticized sense of the continent is as false and hollow as the ivory crocodile knickknacks she once treasured. Jennifer Henderson
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International travel now takes place on an unprecedented scale, both for business and pleasure. With exotic places ever more accessible to everyone, it is increasingly important for travelers to be informed about the health problems they may encounter abroad. Travellers' Health: How to Stay Healthy Abroad provides indispensable advice for all those planning and undertaking journeys anywhere in the world.
This fourth edition is a complete revision and update of this best-selling, comprehensive guide for the educated traveler. New malaria drugs, the latest vaccine information and advice, jet lag, deep vein thrombosis, and even landmines: this book covers every important issue in travel medicine, with the emphasis firmly on self-help and prevention.
Travellers' Health is the leading guide to health problems abroad, and is widely used by doctors, nurses, and above all, by travelers themselves. This new edition brings together state-of-the-art background information and specialist advice from more than 80 leading experts. Travellers' Health is indeed the standard source for all travelers.
'... packed with detailed advice from specialists... It's indispensable and a fascinating read to boot.'"--Business Traveller
'Abroad is the most dangerous place in the world. Eat the wrong food, sleep in the wrong bed (or in the right bed with the wrong person), walk in the wrong jungle, bathe in the wrong sea, or doze on the wrong beach and you're as near as dead. Still, there are people who insist on crossing the water, and for them there is no better book than this.'--The Sunday Times
Dr. Richard Dawood has travelled in more than 80 countries around the world, and remains and obsessive traveller. He is a specialist in Travel Medicine at the Fleet Street Travel Clinic, London, and writes, lectures and broadcasts frequently on travel health issues. Hospital, London. He now runs his own travel clinic in London. He is a frequent writer and broadcaster on travel medicine.
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Let Frommer's show you where your family can:
Put the Fun Back into Family Holidays
With your family has all the inside knowledge and advice for a trouble-free holiday full of fabulous memories for all the family.
Discover a destination with:
Cobble-stoned hill towns and whitewashed villages
Unspoilt landscapes to explore on bike or foot
A fascinating cultural heritage
Endless adventures above, on, and below the water
Family accommodation and dining to suit every budget
Let Frommer's show you where your family can:
Spot fairies and witches in underground caves
Visit famous art works by Picasso and Miró
Discover the demons and ghouls of Mallorca
Visit the spooky dungeons of a fortress
Enjoy underwater fireworks and lively fiestas
Watch bubbles blown from molten glass
Frommer's. The best trips start here. Visit us online at Frommers.com
Alex Leith is a freelance writer, who has contributed regularly in recent years to the Independent and Independent on Sunday travel sections, as well as numerous other national newspapers. He is the author of football/travel book El Becks – A Season in the Sun. Having lived for two long spells in Barcelona, Spain, he currently resides in his home town of Lewes, East Sussex, where among other things, he edits cutting-edge magazine www.vivalewes.com.
Georgina Bromwich is a geography graduate from Jesus College, Cambridge University. Georgina Bromwich has travelled extensively for work, study and pleasure. Having spent much time in Latin America, on mainland Spain and island hopping between the Balearics, she worked in publishing in the UK before finally moving abroad. She currently lives in Menorca with her husband and baby son, where she contributes to several travel and lifestyle magazines and writes for the local press.
Donald Strachan is a London-based writer, editor and copywriter. He has written about travel to European destinations for the Sunday Telegraph, the Independent on Sunday, the Sydney Morning Herald and Zest magazine. He lives in Hackney with his partner and two young daughters.
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NEW EDITION with a foreword by the author. Reviews of FROM HERE TO PATERNITY: “If you've just found out you're pregnant, go buy this book today for both yourself and your partner. 5 stars.” “I've worked my way through a few of these dad-to-be books. This by far is the very best.” “One of the best guides we bought. Fab!” “Extremely helpful. This book is a good read and is very funny in parts.” “Brilliant. In addition to being very funny and well-written in a diary format, this book is packed with practical information, useful tips and helps translate much of the medical jargon. Hearing me laugh while reading it, my wife became jealous as she struggled with the textbook-style pregnancy books - in the end she read the book as well and really enjoyed it.” “I loved this book...and when I give it back to my husband, who was reading it, I'm sure he will say the same. I have never laughed out loud or cried out loud with such frequency through one book. The story is so very familiar, but told with such wit that it really is uplifting - so refreshing after months of reading Gina and What to Expect.” “Heart-warming, funny and insightful.” “Realistic, witty and heartfelt. A great read for all dads-to-be. At times it’s hilariously funny.” “Informative and funny. Would deffo recommend for all those first-time dads out there.” “It is a really good book - a diary kept by a pregnant woman's boyfriend throughout her pregnancy - but is very honest and deals with some difficult issues. I'm now at the end of my pregnancy and with the benefit of hindsight I can see that much of what he records in his diary is accurate, frequently funny and probably universal.” “I originally bought this book for my husband, but wound up stealing it when my own pregnancy books got a bit dull. From beginning to end, it charts without apology the intimate ups-and-downs of a modern London couple. Andrew's style is reliable and witty - he makes you feel like they are a couple you've always been friends with. You laugh with their joys...” “I bought this for my fiance. He loves it. It's honest, funny and touching...”
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The essential guide to Cambridge for families. It is for visitors to the city as well as families who live in the area. This book has ideas and handy tips on days out, museums, cinemas, theatres, indoor and outdoor play. From cave exploring to steam trains! Find out about the University of Cambridge colleges and the beautiful stately homes around the area. Explore the area with Top 10 Cambridge Walks to take as a family. There are handy maps and directions. An annual kids event guide, arts and sports activities and much more! You won't know how you lived without it! This pocket guide has a black and white interior.
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A book for every deer hunter to dip into--full of fascinating stories, facts, and information about everything to do with deer and deer hunting. Covering a wide variety of subjects from equipment and techniques to recipes and classic hunting tales, this is the perfect book for every deer-hunting enthusiast.
"The illustrations are by Keith Sykes and they are so good I just wish there had been more of them... A must to be read by stalker and non-stalker... While this book may have been written with the stalker in mind, it goes much further and will appeal to the general naturalist. You could have left out the word "Stalker's" in the title and it would have been better still. From antlers to "A Macnab" and venison to myths, this is a must for your bookshelf." Ray Collier, Highland News Group
Charles Smith-Jones, a journalist and acclaimed author, has always been been fascinated by deer and has been an active stalker and deer manager for almost 35 years. He currently lectures on game and wildlife management and is a Trustee Director of the British Deer Society.
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A memoir of Charley Fox, Cleveland's wrestling cop, who was one of the stars of old-time, big-time wrestling during the early years of the 20th century, and also a Cleveland policeman. The author reconstructs the life of a wrestler and the wrestling world in which he lived, by examining and reproducing information gleaned from Charley's scrapbook clippings, newspaper archives, family records, and memories.
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"...there's no better resource for vacationing in Italy" (ABTA Magazine, July 2007)
“…has truly family-friendly sections on eating, accommodation, activities, events and more.” (Best, Thursday 4th March 2008)
Discover a destination with:
A chic and vibrant style
The best gelati in the world
A love of al fresco dining and child-friendly menus
Breath-taking churches and historical sites
Art and culture to enthral all the family
Stunning mountain ranges and skiing
Let Frommer's show you where your family can:
Ride a gondola
Have a splash with the dolphins
Go on safari and spot a red panda
Take a cable car to the peak of the mountains
Meet a mysterious mummy
Look inside the mind of da Vinci
Glam up for a masked ball
Nick Bruno is a freelance travel writer and journalist from North London. He has lived in Naples and Venice and spends lots of time in Italy visiting family and friends. After working as a tour guide, a translator and for an outdoor outfitter, peddling haversacks and breathable base layers to the masses, he swapped life in The Smoke for sunny Dundee and the love of a bad woman.
Shona Main grew up in Shetland and, after moving to the mainland, spent her most informative years working on magazines for teenagers. Following short-lived and rather un-momentous careers in law and politics, she met Nick and returned to writing. She now lives a double life as social work lobbyist by day and contributor to newspapers and books by night. Both love to get away almost as much as they love to come back.
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This title lets you: camp out for the night at the Science Museum and visit the mummies at the British Museum; take a cruise up the River Thames and go teddy bear-hunting at Hamleys; sample Dim Sum in Chinatown and scoff crepes in Covent Garden; and, ride a horse in Hyde Park and go for a jaunt in a Llama cart at London Zoo. It also gives you a child's eye view of the capital.
"'Ever wondered what to do with the kids in London? This guide has the answers' - The Times"
Joseph Fullman is a professional travel writer who has lived in London all his life. He is the author of Cadogan's take the kids England, take the kids Short Breaks from London and co-author of take the kids Paris and Disneyland Resort Paris. He has also contributed articles to various newspapers, websites and WAP guides.
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Andean heat engine, volcanoes driving thermal fluids, springs and geysers bubbling in the mountains, from high plateaus to glacial fjords, Hot Springs of the Andes provides the essential advice on exploring the hidden secrets of natural relaxation. GPS coordinates for each hot spring accompany descriptions. Hot springs are placed in the context of the main volcanic zones of the Andes. Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina; each country paints a different cultural experience for enjoying hot springs with many locations having use dating before the Incas. With a touch of geology to stimulate the mind, each steaming pool is a story of subduction, magma, earthquakes, and erosion; all greater riddles to ponder while engaged in deep whole body thermal immersions.
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Brittany With Your Family is a full-colour, practical and accessible book for independently minded UK families looking to make the most of their family holiday. The guide highlights the best opportunities for families in the region and offers expert opinion on where to stay, where to eat and where to spend your holiday time enjoyably.
Great Family Trips You'll Remember Forever
At last, a travel guide for families that tells you how it reallyis. See the best of everything, with expert advice from mums and dads that will give you the confidence to organise a fun and inspired trip.
With Your Family has the inside knowledge for trouble-free breaks, full of memories to last a lifetime.
Discover magical Arthurian myths and legends
Become a lighthouse keeper for the day
Enjoy life on a Breton farm and see lots of animals
Take an acrobatic, tree-top route through a forest
Plus: the best attractions, food & drink and accommodation
Also: lots of evocative photos and regional maps
Frommer's. The best trips start here. Visit us online at Frommers.com
Rhonda Carrier (Brittany, France and Manchester, UK) was born in the Midlands but spent much of her teens wandering and lived in Hong Kong and Vienna before studying languages and literature at Cambridge and the Sorbonne in Paris. During the 1990s she lived in London where she worked as a writer and editor for local guides and listings magazines, as well as publishing some award-winning short fiction. Since meeting her husband, the writer Conrad Williams, she has divided her time between Manchester in the UK and a crumbling old cognac farm in France, accompanied by their sons Ethan and Ripley.
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Lewis and Clark were two of America's most fascinating explorers--but they were only part of a larger team. Inside these pages, you'll discover what started the expedition, what were the dangers, and most importantly: what was it like to be a kid during the expedition. KidCaps is an imprint of BookCaps Study Guides; with dozens of books published every month, there's sure to be something just for you! Visit our website to find out more.
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Are you planning a cruise in the Mediterranean Sea? This guide will give you plenty information about booking, check-in and life onboard. The most important content of the book, are hundreds of tips to save huge amounts of money with individually planned shore excursions in 28 ports of the western and eastern Mediterranean Sea. Information on public transportation and the location of stations are also included, as well as entrance fees and opening hours of many sights! Small maps show you the fastest and cheapest way to your shore destination. Enjoy the few hours ashore with maximum fun, experience, and WOWs, all for a low-price! Enjoy the brand new chapter “Fifty Facts” which is about educational, funny and curious facts about cruise ships all over the world! But if you have plenty of money to spend during your cruise and you only want to attend expensive original "ship excursions", please do not waste your money on this guidebook... This is the black/white edition, also available: eBook and colored edition!
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This book provides important practical and essential information to help you decide on how to maximize your own Norwegian cruising experience while making it both fun and unforgettable. My approach is to walk you through the Norwegian cruise experience from beginning to end (both in a topical manner and also by relating my experiences and observations on my Norwegian cruises. This book is simple, personal and fun while at the same time being relevant, helpful and informative.
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