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New York City (Lonely Planet City Map)

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from: Lonely Planet Publications

January 01, 2005
This is a 'must have' map. Just home from 4 fab nights in the Big Apple and this map was great for getting around. It's coated in plastic so is invaluble in the rain, or in coffee shops when your other half knocks his cup over - thank goodness for free refills !!! Useful list of streets on the back. A definate 5 star item !

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Polish Phrasebook (Lonely Planet Phrasebook)

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by: Piotr Czajkowski

March 01, 2007
This is a 'must have' map. Just home from 4 fab nights in the Big Apple and this map was great for getting around. It's coated in plastic so is invaluble in the rain, or in coffee shops when your other half knocks his cup over - thank goodness for free refills !!! Useful list of streets on the back. A definate 5 star item !

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Provence and the Cote D'Azur (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

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by: Nicola Williams

April 01, 2007
Here's a practical guidebook that isn't dry and boring!

It includes plenty of detailed info on places to see & things to do, and it's written in a lively hip style for an easy read & reference.

As an adopted local, I can tell that the tips on what to do have been thoroughly researched and tested. What's inside? You might learn about the Lavender Festivals with their colourful parades and floats, but the book will also let you in on how to discover fragrant lavender-strewn hills with a donkey, or with a bike. You'll learn about the Via Ferrata of Haute-Provence. You'll experience the scents of Grasse flowery perfumes. You'll read about the Top 5 St Tropez legendary beaches.
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Belize (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Mara Vorhees, Joshua Samuel Brown

October 01, 2008
Here's a practical guidebook that isn't dry and boring!

It includes plenty of detailed info on places to see & things to do, and it's written in a lively hip style for an easy read & reference.

As an adopted local, I can tell that the tips on what to do have been thoroughly researched and tested. What's inside? You might learn about the Lavender Festivals with their colourful parades and floats, but the book will also let you in on how to discover fragrant lavender-strewn hills with a donkey, or with a bike. You'll learn about the Via Ferrata of Haute-Provence. You'll experience the scents of Grasse flowery perfumes. You'll read about the Top 5 St Tropez legendary beaches.
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Barcelona (Lonely Planet Encounter)

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by: Damien Simonis

May 01, 2007
I have borrowed just about every well-known guide book on Barcelona from my library in preparation for my first visit to the city, and have got more use from this little book than all the others combined! The layout and contents are very user-friendly and tells you very useful stuff. I'd recommmend it for anyone who, like me, wanted an introduction to the city, and pointers on where to visit for a short break. I'll definitely be looking out for this range for future trips to other cities.

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Banff, Jasper and Glacier National Parks (Lonely Planet National Parks Guides)

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by: Oliver Berry, et al

April 01, 2008
I have borrowed just about every well-known guide book on Barcelona from my library in preparation for my first visit to the city, and have got more use from this little book than all the others combined! The layout and contents are very user-friendly and tells you very useful stuff. I'd recommmend it for anyone who, like me, wanted an introduction to the city, and pointers on where to visit for a short break. I'll definitely be looking out for this range for future trips to other cities.

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Bangladesh (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Stuart John Butler

November 01, 2008
I have borrowed just about every well-known guide book on Barcelona from my library in preparation for my first visit to the city, and have got more use from this little book than all the others combined! The layout and contents are very user-friendly and tells you very useful stuff. I'd recommmend it for anyone who, like me, wanted an introduction to the city, and pointers on where to visit for a short break. I'll definitely be looking out for this range for future trips to other cities.

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Venezuela (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Thomas Kohnstamm, et al, Jens Porup

August 01, 2007
I have borrowed just about every well-known guide book on Barcelona from my library in preparation for my first visit to the city, and have got more use from this little book than all the others combined! The layout and contents are very user-friendly and tells you very useful stuff. I'd recommmend it for anyone who, like me, wanted an introduction to the city, and pointers on where to visit for a short break. I'll definitely be looking out for this range for future trips to other cities.

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Tasmania (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

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by: Charles Rawlings-Way, Meg Worby, Gabi Mocatta

October 01, 2008
I have borrowed just about every well-known guide book on Barcelona from my library in preparation for my first visit to the city, and have got more use from this little book than all the others combined! The layout and contents are very user-friendly and tells you very useful stuff. I'd recommmend it for anyone who, like me, wanted an introduction to the city, and pointers on where to visit for a short break. I'll definitely be looking out for this range for future trips to other cities.

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West Africa (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

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by: Anthony Ham, James Bainbridge, Tim Bewer, Jean-Bernard Carillet, Paul Clammer, Michael Grosberg, Robert Landon, Katharina Lobeck, Matt Phillips

October 01, 2006
As usual the lonely planet West Africa is full of details, which enable a traveller to travel around West Africa, ranging from the best hotels in small towns to bus schedules. From the fertile coast to the sandy deserts it provides a good but brief overview of the nature, history and present sights. The only weak point is the limited amount of information on regional cultural differences or history, which is probably caused by the number of countries covered