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.Rough Guide Map Vietnam Cambodia And Loas City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Rough Guide December 26, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on Rough Guide Map Vietnam Cambodia And Loas |
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.To Asia with Love: A Connoisseurs Guide to Cambodia, Laos, Thailand Vietnam City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Kim Fay January 01, 2005 Although this is a beautiful looking book, the content is poorly laid out and confusing. That might be because, as claimed, its not a real tour guide (like Frommer's, etc.). My question after reading it is, what exactly is this book and what is the author attempting to achieve. All the information is readily available online, and there simply isn't enough here to either recommend it or to even pick it up and read it for a second time!! The information just isnt unique enough and the lay out is confusing. I'd say stick to the traditional guide books. >>See More Reviews & Details on To Asia with Love: A Connoisseurs Guide to Cambodia, Laos, Thailand Vietnam |
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.Dancing In Cambodia At Large In Burma City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Amitav Ghosh June 30, 1998 Although this is a beautiful looking book, the content is poorly laid out and confusing. That might be because, as claimed, its not a real tour guide (like Frommer's, etc.). My question after reading it is, what exactly is this book and what is the author attempting to achieve. All the information is readily available online, and there simply isn't enough here to either recommend it or to even pick it up and read it for a second time!! The information just isnt unique enough and the lay out is confusing. I'd say stick to the traditional guide books. >>See More Reviews & Details on Dancing In Cambodia At Large In Burma |
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.Lonely Planet Cambodia City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Daniel Robinson, Tony Wheeler 1992-10 Although this is a beautiful looking book, the content is poorly laid out and confusing. That might be because, as claimed, its not a real tour guide (like Frommer's, etc.). My question after reading it is, what exactly is this book and what is the author attempting to achieve. All the information is readily available online, and there simply isn't enough here to either recommend it or to even pick it up and read it for a second time!! The information just isnt unique enough and the lay out is confusing. I'd say stick to the traditional guide books. >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Cambodia |
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.Lonely Planet Cambodia: A Travel Survival Kit City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Chris Taylor, Tony Wheeler, Daniel Robinson November 29, 1996 Although this is a beautiful looking book, the content is poorly laid out and confusing. That might be because, as claimed, its not a real tour guide (like Frommer's, etc.). My question after reading it is, what exactly is this book and what is the author attempting to achieve. All the information is readily available online, and there simply isn't enough here to either recommend it or to even pick it up and read it for a second time!! The information just isnt unique enough and the lay out is confusing. I'd say stick to the traditional guide books. >>See More Reviews & Details on Lonely Planet Cambodia: A Travel Survival Kit |
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.Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Joe Cummings, Daniel Robinson 1993-09 Although this is a beautiful looking book, the content is poorly laid out and confusing. That might be because, as claimed, its not a real tour guide (like Frommer's, etc.). My question after reading it is, what exactly is this book and what is the author attempting to achieve. All the information is readily available online, and there simply isn't enough here to either recommend it or to even pick it up and read it for a second time!! The information just isnt unique enough and the lay out is confusing. I'd say stick to the traditional guide books. >>See More Reviews & Details on Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia |
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.Off the Rails in Phnom Penh City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Gilboa A December 01, 2000 I read Off the Rails in Phnom Penh (great title!) a few years ago but was reminded of it recently. And I have to say that after a few years the images exposed between these covers stayed with me. The antics Amit's expat subjects engage in are at once disgusting and riveting. I had a particularly hard time reading the sex chapter. I just never really believed people like that existed. Or if they did it was someplace wayyyy over there. Amit brings them up close and personal and shines a light on the inhumanity of Man. At the same time though he portrays the people of Cambodia and the country as one of great beauty and profound history. I recommend this book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Off the Rails in Phnom Penh |
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.1995 Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia Handbook City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Jonathan Miller, Joshua Eliot, Jane Bickersteth, John Colet 1994-10 I read Off the Rails in Phnom Penh (great title!) a few years ago but was reminded of it recently. And I have to say that after a few years the images exposed between these covers stayed with me. The antics Amit's expat subjects engage in are at once disgusting and riveting. I had a particularly hard time reading the sex chapter. I just never really believed people like that existed. Or if they did it was someplace wayyyy over there. Amit brings them up close and personal and shines a light on the inhumanity of Man. At the same time though he portrays the people of Cambodia and the country as one of great beauty and profound history. I recommend this book. >>See More Reviews & Details on 1995 Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia Handbook |
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.Cambodia: The Background, the Issues, the People City Travel Guides > Books > Cambodia by: Ian Brown 2000-09 I read Off the Rails in Phnom Penh (great title!) a few years ago but was reminded of it recently. And I have to say that after a few years the images exposed between these covers stayed with me. The antics Amit's expat subjects engage in are at once disgusting and riveting. I had a particularly hard time reading the sex chapter. I just never really believed people like that existed. Or if they did it was someplace wayyyy over there. Amit brings them up close and personal and shines a light on the inhumanity of Man. At the same time though he portrays the people of Cambodia and the country as one of great beauty and profound history. I recommend this book. >>See More Reviews & Details on Cambodia: The Background, the Issues, the People |