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Shanghai (Lonely Planet City Guide)

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by: Damien Harper, et al

February 01, 2008

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Vancouver (Lonely Planet City Guide)

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by: John Lee

April 01, 2008

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Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

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by: Alan Murphy, et al

October 01, 2008

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Tuscany and Umbria (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

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by: Nicola Williams, et al

February 01, 2008
Nothing special about this book
I certainly would rave about it
Tuscany & Umbria however are a different matter!

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New England (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

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by: Mara Vorhees, et al

May 01, 2008
As a single female traveller travelling around New England, I found this book an absolut must have. I followed the books recomendations about places to stay and things to do. With out it who knows where I would have ended up! I looked after this book as if it was my passport.

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Maldives (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Tom Masters

October 01, 2006
I agree with all the people above: When you have booked your trip to the Maldives you do not need Lonely Planet to tell you where you can find the beach on the island you are staying. If you think it is interesting you might find pleasure in reading the very informative brief on Maldivian history and current political environment. Even if this is not the case, you might benefit from the complete listing and review of all resorts in operation at the time of publication. But, you need to get hold of the book before you book your trip. If you plan to dive there is also valuable information for you in the book.

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Trekking in the Patagonian Andes (Lonely Planet Walking Guides)

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by: Clem Lindenmayer, Nicholas Tapp

November 01, 2003
I really recommend this book as a must if you want to do any serious walking in Chile. The book lists all the essentials to bring and what to expect, even where to get camping gas. The walks are selected in order of difficulty and days, with photos of what you will see on the way and where camping and huts are located. I managed to walk round chile for 2 months without the aid of any expensive group travel and with little Spanish, just armed with my LP. The walks selected, especially the torres del paine are spectacular, its a definite must for the would be walker!!!

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Greek (Lonely Planet Phrasebook)

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by: Athanasios Spilias

March 01, 2006
As an absolute beginner I found this phrasebook perfect and made me far more confident in my attempts to speak Greek.

The book's layout not only looks good but is logical and easy to use. Words are broken up phonetically making them relatively easy to pronounce.

All eventualities appear to be catered for.Even if you don't intend to use it, the section on romance will provide some laughs as you read some of the phrases that are included.

For those more adventurous there is even a section on grammar which is worth a read.

In my opinion the best Greek phrasebook on the market

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Panama (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Matthew Firestone

November 01, 2007
As an absolute beginner I found this phrasebook perfect and made me far more confident in my attempts to speak Greek.

The book's layout not only looks good but is logical and easy to use. Words are broken up phonetically making them relatively easy to pronounce.

All eventualities appear to be catered for.Even if you don't intend to use it, the section on romance will provide some laughs as you read some of the phrases that are included.

For those more adventurous there is even a section on grammar which is worth a read.

In my opinion the best Greek phrasebook on the market

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Austria (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Anthony Haywood, et al

May 01, 2008
As an absolute beginner I found this phrasebook perfect and made me far more confident in my attempts to speak Greek.

The book's layout not only looks good but is logical and easy to use. Words are broken up phonetically making them relatively easy to pronounce.

All eventualities appear to be catered for.Even if you don't intend to use it, the section on romance will provide some laughs as you read some of the phrases that are included.

For those more adventurous there is even a section on grammar which is worth a read.

In my opinion the best Greek phrasebook on the market