Last reviews in Travel Books

Last reviews in Travel Books

• Travelgnome 10th September 2009

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  Bernd Scherak Language and Travel Guide to Crotia - I read a NY Times article about Zagreb and realized how little I know about the region. If your geographical knowledge is like mine, i.e. a little rusty, Croa
  

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• dhayes22 7th September 2009

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  I was bought The Big Red Train Ride for Christmas by my sister because I had mentioned that one of the holidays I wanted to plan for myself was a trip across Russian and China on the Trans-Siberian express whic
  

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• annaxpanna 30th May 2009

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  Wild Swim is really good, but after driving from cheshire (Midlands) to pitenweem (Scotland, Fife) to see the tidal pool, which had been described as having a shoot and a diving board; we were really disoppoint
  

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• Guest 19th May 2009

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  David Sedaris, Me Talk Pretty One Day, was the most interesting book that has gotten my attention i have ever read. It was however, random at times but very interesting.
  

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• Sharon 8th May 2009

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  Louisa Waugh's Hearing Birds Fly: A Nomadic Year in Mongolia brought to life the characters, the countryside, the weather and Louisa herself. It is one of the easiest and most enjoyable reads I have ever had.
  

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• Guest 22nd April 2009

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  I really felt invited in by Peter and his story. Peter Robb, Midnight in Sicily is evocatively written by a gentleman and a scholar. The reality of the dark forces at play is unsettling to say the least. Mr Rob
  

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• simon addison 15th March 2009

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  In this spellbinding book, Britta shares a compelling and moving account of a momentous and transitional time in her life and if you take this journey with her, you will be rewarded. I was tempted to
  

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• writerchick 23rd January 2009

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  The good aspects of this book, Bill Bryson African Diary, are, Very Factual, to the point, and well written.
  
  The bad aspects of this book are, distribute the pictures more instead of having them just in the m
  

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• lozza999 10th January 2009

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  I love this book, Bill Bryson, Notes from a Small Island I have been doing it in school, and our class was so inspired, we decided to make our own version, called notes from a small school, it was a very exciti
  

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• Guest 5th January 2009

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  The book Stephen Fry in America has lots of pictures and Stephen's writing style is extremely witty in his entirely natural intellectual way of explaining things.
  Read the whole thing in three days, which
  

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