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The Unofficial Guide Walt Disney World 2011 (Unofficial Guides)
L. Rollins wrotes: I have purchased the Unofficial Guide to WDW for five years. Each edition is updated with the newest information, and has so many tips for saving time and money that it is well worth reading more than once. The touring plans included in the back of the book save so much time that we usually see...

jbsand wrotes: This is the best guide book to Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL that I have found.
This is the second edition I purchased.
Has the most information in one book I can find.
Tells the good and the bad.
Can be complex. They give you schedules and plans to see the most, which...



The Time Traveler's Wife
ElizabethNicole wrotes: I grew tired of this book about half way in. It was almost mentally exhausting jumping from Henry to Clare, skipping years, and trying to cope with the fact that a 41 year old man went back in time and had relations with an 18 year old version of Clare.
I heard a lot of praise for this...

Gerard Garcia wrotes: I get annoyed and frustrated when my husband travels for work. I worry about him and wonder what he's doing. And, of course, there is no one to help with the kids or housework. That's nothing compared to Clare's situation in The Time Traveler's Wife. She's waiting for her husband for the great...

Craig Wood wrotes: "The Time Traveler's Wife" is a quirky, creative and at times frustrating first novel. The concept is lots of fun. Henry DeTamble is a chrono-displaced person (CDP, of course) who finds himself traveling forwards and backwards in time, generally against his will and to places and times that he...

Deb R wrotes: This is one of those books that everyone reads and you love it or hate it. I am not sure if I loved it, but it is a very good book! For me, it was a bit hard to follow at first, because I didn't understand all the popping back in forth in time, and what was `the present' and why it was happening....

Sweden wrotes: I gave this book two stars because the topic of the book was a great idea. Also I applaud the author for getting her first book published. But... The characters have no depth to their personalities, they are not flawed or personable which makes the book quite hard to get through. There was...



Rick Steves' Italian Phrase Book and Dictionary
Travel Girl wrotes: Rick Steves' Italian Phrase Book is a great quick guide resource to learn the basics in Italian. If you are looking for a book that's small enough to take along with you on a trip to Italy, this is the book for you. The book is split up into easy to find sections with common and not so common...

Choral Music Aficionado wrotes: Wow! I bought this book because I thought it would be good to have while traveling to various cities throughout Italy. I was surprised how much I actually had to use it! This book is organized very simply and I was able to have decent conversations with non-English speakers rather efficiently....

K. Philliben wrotes: The way the phrases are sectioned by activity is a great help! When I'm at the train station or airport there is a section perfect to assist me. When I'm shopping in the plaza, I can get to what I need in a hurry. When I'm at the restaurant and want to verify what I'm ordering, that too can be...

CWR wrotes: Purchased this guide with the other Rick Steves guides for Italy (Venice, Rome, Cinque Terre & Almafi Coast) and found it to be very useful while we were on vacation. It has the phrases you need to know (vino della casa rosso) with pronunciation and then some phrases that are just funny. It was...

MPW wrotes: I am hoping to go to Italy later this year. This book is a MUST if you cannot speak Italian. It is easy to phonetically speak the words and phrases. It is categorized according to specific topics such as traveling, money, how to check into a hotel etc.



Into Thin Air
Ruben Olsen wrotes: It is a bit sad that this exceptionally good story is hampered by the bad formatting.

I really looked forward to re-read this book on my Kindle - in fact I decided that this book should be the first thing I read on my new K3.

The publisher has done a very bad job when...

mwreview wrotes: "Into Thin Air" is a book that is hard to put down and, once it is put down, will be picked up again with much anticipation. It is a thrilling, scary, and tragic adventure of rival mountain climbing teams attempting to summit the highest mountain in the world in 1996. The disaster that...

S. Villarreal wrotes: This is one of the best adventure books I have ever read. Krakauer knows how to illustrate in a very effective way taking the reader along for the ride all the way to the summitt.

M. Reynolds wrotes: As someone who loved "Into the Wild", I equally enjoyed this deeply personal story of tragedy on Mt. Everest. Krakauer's investigative journalism is to be lauded, especially since this event was so personally painful to him. I am not an avid reader, but I tore through this book. Its vivid imagery...

Daniel Estes wrotes: Any tale of the pursuit and possible success of summiting Mount Everest is a tale of human contradiction. The weeks of toil and degree of physical injury endured are all measured against some deep-rooted personal search for something more in this life. And this says nothing of the financial cost...





McGraw-Hill's GED : The Most Complete and Reliable Study Program for the GED Tests
gizzos wrotes: very helpfull more info than you need to pass the test. very easy to understand and the explanations were excellent.

erik wrotes: this book is very helpful, the only one thing that turned down is the book is the quiz is too easy , the actually test is harder than this book.

sophia sykes wrotes: thank you so much i really like this book it looks brand new and i,m gonna tell all my friends about your web site thanks a lot.

J. Martinelli wrotes: this book may leave you the impression that the GED will be much more difficult than it actually is. Relax. You will sail through it.

Christine Moscinski wrotes: Great book. Got it for my nephew - but you really need to set aside time to go through (very thick) but has EVERYTHING you need to pass GED.

Excellent book!





Oahu Revealed: The Ultimate Guide to Honolulu, Waikiki & Beyond (Oahu Revisited)
Robert Strange wrotes: Great book and it was a really valuable help in planning our upcoming Hawaiian Vacation.

C. Brady wrotes: I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book about Oahu and found it very helpful in selecting sites and events to visit even though I used an older edition for my July 2010 trip. Hopefully the newer editions are better about including addresses for GPS devices. I didn't agree with every...

S. England wrotes: This book is absolutely packed with information specific to Oahu. USEFUL information, honest opinions on activities, restaurants, companies, just about anything you could think of doing or seeing. It's been instrumental in helping us to plan out our vacation.... I definitely recommend this book...

Alison Fujii wrotes: This book is such a pleasure to read. I read it cover-to-cover before I went to Oahu (only skipping some of the hotel and food reviews) and it was so fun to read and learn fun facts and history! My copy is full of notes in the margins, highlights and sticky notes. Great for planning- I had an...

Jerry Geiger wrotes: I took several travel guides to Oahu but this is the one we kept coming back to. We went to Oahu with another family and they kept borrowing the book because they liked it better than the guidebooks they brought. I agreed with most of the evaluations and the maps included with the book were very...



Rick Steves' Italy 2010 with map
Kimo wrotes: When I purchased this book I wanted to use it for my travels in Italy. I did not know at the time that it would take a month to get here. Royal Mail?

Pony Express gotta be faster

Pearl Traub wrotes: this is a great book but having been purchased used the edition did not include a map but was advertised as "with Map." I might not even make the trip. Not that the map is missing but that the book is so well written that I feel as if I've been to italy before!

Kristy R. Barnes wrotes: This book is wonderful!! It made my trip to Italy run smoothly. I didn't have months to plan the trip - only weeks - so it really guided me on what to do and helped explain obstacles I would run into.
Excellent buy!!

Rachel S. Dooley wrotes: We found this title misleading since the book does not venture below Amalfi. Rick has mentioned on his website that he loves Southern Italy, and that Italy is his favorite country period, then largely ignores it in his "Italy" book. Disappointing.

waltersml2 wrotes: Ever since I used Rick Steve's book for my Germany trip last summer I was completely hooked! The book is so user friendly and he tells you what you truly need to see in the country that you picked for the amount of time that you will be there.



Diversity Amid Globalization: World Regions, Environment, Development (4th Edition)
sherrie wrotes: arrived in less than a week and condition was as good as noted. very pleased.

Victoria A. Dortch wrotes: I ordered this book for a class. I saved cash by buying online, and the book was in good shape. I received it quickly.

D. Gerds wrotes: The book came in the condition it was described and maybe even a little bit better. I bought the book used and it looked fairly new/lightly used. My only problem was that the shipping was slow and the book didn't arrive in time for my class. I ordered it almost two weeks in advance and it took a...

E. Brochu wrotes: I received the book very shortly after it was ordered, and it was in great condition!

D. Griffin wrotes: This book was in really good shape for the price paid, it shipped quickly and came in 5 shipping days.