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Lombardy and the Italian Lakes (Cadogan Guides)

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by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls

August 25, 2008

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Ireland (Cadogan Guide Ireland)

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by: Catharina Day

June 23, 2006

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Lazy Days Out in Andalucia (Cadogan Country Guides)

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by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls, J. Wayne

May 31, 1996
Three of the most memorable restaurants I have ever eaten in (and I have eaten in lots)came from a trip to Andalucia with this guide.

Without it you would never stumble across them or pick them from the crowd. We had children of 2 & 9 months with us and were welcomed in all the restaurants listed.

The travel guide element was a bonus- the list of 10 restaurants alone is worth the money

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Southwest France: Dordogne, Lot and Bordeaux (Cadogan Guides)

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by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls

July 24, 1998
A complete newcomer to the region I have just spent ten glorious days there

This book was invaluable . It is now bang up to date and I strongly recommend it

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Florence, Siena, Pisa and Lucca (Cadogan Guides)

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by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls

June 26, 1998
A complete newcomer to the region I have just spent ten glorious days there

This book was invaluable . It is now bang up to date and I strongly recommend it

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Prague (Cadogan Guides)

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by: Sadakat Kadri

September 01, 2005
Rough guides and lonely planets annoy me because they unceremoniously dump factoids upon you, and are often culturally insensitive. (They serve a purpose for basic information though, so sometimes it is advantageous to put up with them.) This book is different. I expect it will amaze and delight you if you go at it expecting just another travel guide. It is learned, incisive, and even wildly humorous at times. Like a knowledgeable friend. The best!

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Another Fool in the Balkans: In the Footsteps of Rebecca West (In the Footsteps)

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by: Tony White

September 10, 2004
As someone from the UK who has lived in the Balkans, and who reads avidly anything he can find in English on the region, I bought this book as soon as I saw it. For me, the resonance is greater since I bought it in my local bookshop in Nis (southern Serbia). However, I was disappointed almost from the start. The focus is very much on the writer's credibility, his contacts, and inteed himself. He certainly does not follow in Rebecca West's footsteps (see previous reviewer's comments) - nor does he write with anything like her style, passion, intelligence, insight or ability.

If you want to read something about the region, look elsewhere.

If you want to read somehting about Tony White, then this is probably the book for ... Read More:

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Pick Your Brains About Greece (Pick Your Brains)

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by: Caroline Sanderson

April 22, 2005
As someone from the UK who has lived in the Balkans, and who reads avidly anything he can find in English on the region, I bought this book as soon as I saw it. For me, the resonance is greater since I bought it in my local bookshop in Nis (southern Serbia). However, I was disappointed almost from the start. The focus is very much on the writer's credibility, his contacts, and inteed himself. He certainly does not follow in Rebecca West's footsteps (see previous reviewer's comments) - nor does he write with anything like her style, passion, intelligence, insight or ability.

If you want to read something about the region, look elsewhere.

If you want to read somehting about Tony White, then this is probably the book for ... Read More:

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France (Flying Visits)

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by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls

January 21, 2003
As someone from the UK who has lived in the Balkans, and who reads avidly anything he can find in English on the region, I bought this book as soon as I saw it. For me, the resonance is greater since I bought it in my local bookshop in Nis (southern Serbia). However, I was disappointed almost from the start. The focus is very much on the writer's credibility, his contacts, and inteed himself. He certainly does not follow in Rebecca West's footsteps (see previous reviewer's comments) - nor does he write with anything like her style, passion, intelligence, insight or ability.

If you want to read something about the region, look elsewhere.

If you want to read somehting about Tony White, then this is probably the book for ... Read More:

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Rome and the Heart of Italy (Cadogan Guides)

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by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls

February 25, 2000
As someone from the UK who has lived in the Balkans, and who reads avidly anything he can find in English on the region, I bought this book as soon as I saw it. For me, the resonance is greater since I bought it in my local bookshop in Nis (southern Serbia). However, I was disappointed almost from the start. The focus is very much on the writer's credibility, his contacts, and inteed himself. He certainly does not follow in Rebecca West's footsteps (see previous reviewer's comments) - nor does he write with anything like her style, passion, intelligence, insight or ability.

If you want to read something about the region, look elsewhere.

If you want to read somehting about Tony White, then this is probably the book for ... Read More: