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.Arkansas City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Patti DeLano 1992-08 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Arkansas |
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.Arkansas Off the Beaten Path, 8th City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Patti DeLano December 01, 2006 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Arkansas Off the Beaten Path, 8th |
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.ATLANTAboy: An Insiders Guide to Gay Atlanta City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Jordan McAuley, Matt Burkhalter 2005-06 After a week using this book (and its Oklahoma sibling) we were very disappointed. The *content* of the book is, in general, very good, interesting and readable. The problem is with the layout. The author jumps about, geographically, so that you don't really know how close (or far) a place is. It's the same with the Oklahoma book. I will undoubtedly buy other books in this series when we are visiting other states, but next time I will spend some hours highlighting the place name on each page. I do like tbhe concept of these books, and the information was useful, but the books are not "geographically intuitive"! More maps, or just better layout, would improve these books a lot. In Arkansas, we found several ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on ATLANTAboy: An Insiders Guide to Gay Atlanta |
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.Avant Guide Las Vegas: Insider's Guide to Progressive Culture with Booklet City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Dan Levine January 28, 2005 This book was my introduction to the Avant Guide series, and I was thoroughly impressed. I've been to Vegas several times and used as many guide books, but this is by far my favorite. The author demonstrates a refreshing respect for everything cool -- from groovy local dives to swanky tourist hot spots. If you wish to revel in all things Vegas -- if you dig the history and the kitsch -- this book will show you a good time regardless of your budget. Be warned: Square types may find plenty to offend on these lively pages. Hotels are ranked from "Very Expensive" to "Cheap A--"; drugs and prostitution are given a comic wink; and the author makes a point of helping you avoid child-infested locations. If any of this sounds like a bad thing, ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Avant Guide Las Vegas: Insider's Guide to Progressive Culture with Booklet |
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.Avant Guide New Orleans: Insiders Guide to Progressive Culture with Mini Book City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Dan Levine August 26, 2005 When I was walking through the French quarter I was stopped by Anne Rice and she asked me for directions. I was happy to have my Avantguide with me. Just kidding. But the guide is great! Well structured with thoughtful layout and exact information. It gives you all you need. >>See More Reviews & Details on Avant Guide New Orleans: Insiders Guide to Progressive Culture with Mini Book |
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.Avant Guide Sanfrancisco: Insiders Guide to Progressive Culture City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Dan Levine January 27, 2006 I adore exclusive dining, which hardly appears in the regular guides. I have visited several restaurants reviewed by the Avantguide and I had a blast. >>See More Reviews & Details on Avant Guide Sanfrancisco: Insiders Guide to Progressive Culture |
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.Avant-Guide Chicago: Insiders Guide to Progressive Culture with Booklet City Travel Guides > Books > Insiders by: Dan Levine August 26, 2005 I adore exclusive dining, which hardly appears in the regular guides. I have visited several restaurants reviewed by the Avantguide and I had a blast. >>See More Reviews & Details on Avant-Guide Chicago: Insiders Guide to Progressive Culture with Booklet |
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