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One Planet (Lonely Planet Pictorial)

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by: Lonely Planet Publications Ltd

September 01, 2004
Some of the most wondertful photograophy i have ever seen...ranging from the serious and thought provoking, to the bizarre and bewildering. This book shows the amazing diversty of earth and its people...What more can I say?? You'll enjoy it again and again. I love it to bits.

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Tramping in New Zealand (Lonely Planet Walking Guides)

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by: Jim DuFresne

November 01, 2006
This guidebook provides good advice on the major walking routes in New Zealand, but very little gets mentioned in the blurb about the seasons when the walks can be carried out. Having come to NZ in their winter, only two of the walks are possible, the others being on paths closed or too dangerous in snowy conditions.
Still good for summer though!

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Madagascar and Comoros (Lonely Planet Multi Country Guide)

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by: Tom Parkinson

March 01, 2008
Having visited Madagascar several times in recent years Ive used a number of guide books so I was eager to see what this new edition of the Lonely Planet Madagascar & Comoros guide book is like.

Perhaps its main advantage is its size. Its pretty small, so if baggage space is at a real premium this could be an advantage for you. However the small size comes at a cost - much of the information is not very detailed. Its largely the sort of information you might easily find out yourself travelling without a guidebook. And remember, a quarter of this book is about the Comoros - not useful if you're only going to Madagascar.
(I should mention here that I have never been to the Comoros, so if you're considering buying this for ... Read More:

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Fiji (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Justine Vaisutis, Mark Dapin

June 01, 2006
Really good book. Best travel book on fiji. Only warning would be that some prices are a tad out of date, as a general rule add around 15% to whatever it says on there, thats a good safety margin. Although some things really are the same price if not cheaper.

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Hungarian (Lonely Planet Phrasebook)

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by: Christina Mayer

March 01, 2005
Excellent book even for the complete beginner with grammer help also, i found it easy to use and very helpfull even funny in parts with some words that have another meaning in english !
Some words are hard to pronounce so maybe some audio (cd ) would help to start .

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Rarotonga and the Cook Islands (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Oliver Berry

June 01, 2006
Excellent book even for the complete beginner with grammer help also, i found it easy to use and very helpfull even funny in parts with some words that have another meaning in english !
Some words are hard to pronounce so maybe some audio (cd ) would help to start .

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Tibet (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Bradley Mayhew, et al

February 01, 2008
First time I've bought a Lonely Planet Guide. It really shows you THE places to visit that you'd otherwise never find yourself.

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The Career Break Book (Lonely Planet)

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by: Joe Bindloss, Clare Hargreaves, Charlotte Hindle, Andrew Dean Nystrom

December 01, 2004
First time I've bought a Lonely Planet Guide. It really shows you THE places to visit that you'd otherwise never find yourself.

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Sicily (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

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by: Vesna Maric

May 01, 2008
The book is very helpful and full of useful travel titbits when travelling round Sicily, pointing out interesting features of each of the main regions and recommended places to visit. The walking tour in Palermo was excellent, and the beaches highlighted were exceptional. The restaurant recommendations were fantastic, though the great hotel we stayed in was not mentioned in the guide, despite there only being a few hotels in the town itself.

You will need, however, to supplement the book with a language guide if you do not speak Italian, as it contains only the most basic phrases, and it would be helpful to expand on these when required. Furthermore, a more detailed map or sat-nav should be used to travel around, rather than relying ... Read More:

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Buenos Aires (Lonely Planet City Guide)

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by: Sandra Bao, et al

August 01, 2008
This book aims to give a view of Buenos Aires which really sells it short. Focussing only on the frantic, hectic, all night long, young, super cool, flashy and utterly shallow aspects of the city. If you're very young and you only travel so you can always feel like you're in a disco in Ibiza, buy it. If you want some alternative insight into a fascinating, scruffy, historic, genteel, polite, beautiful and occasionally savage city, ignore most of its breathless attempts and try another one.