Making the most of your Disneyland vacation requires careful planning. That is why travel writer Catherine Williams has put together The Theme Park Trooper Guide to the Disneyland Resort. This book will give you the information you need for maximum enjoyment of your time at this truly magical place. In its pages you will find: - Detailed descriptions of each attraction at both the Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure, including Cars Land. - Discussion of Fantasmic!, World of Color, … [Read more...] about The Theme Park Trooper Guide to the Disneyland Resort by Catherine M. Williams @dis_catherine
Kauai Brief: Quickly Master What You Need to See and Do on the Island of Kauai by Trip Stevens
Most travel books are encyclopedic in nature and very daunting for those just looking to get a jump start on their vacation planning. This book is different in that it is more of an insider’s view of the tips and tricks to pulling off an epic Kauai vacation. This is not the typical travel tome bursting at the seams with reviews of hotel and restaurants. If the reader wants to do that, tips are given to help them with that kind of search on line. This book is filled with tips to save money on … [Read more...] about Kauai Brief: Quickly Master What You Need to See and Do on the Island of Kauai by Trip Stevens
The Way Is a River of Stars: A Buddhist’s Journey Through Northern Spain on the Camino Pilgrim Route by Helen E Burns
In a memoir of saints, sages, and swollen ankles, Helen walks across the Catholic heartland of Northern Spain. Her chosen route is the picturesque Camino Way, a Christian pilgrimage revered since medieval times. Ancient towns and villages, each with a distinct culture and cuisine, mark the way. Memories and miles intertwine, spanning not only the countryside but also her Christian upbringing and later life as a Buddhist. What is it that compels her into the cathedrals and rustic churches she … [Read more...] about The Way Is a River of Stars: A Buddhist’s Journey Through Northern Spain on the Camino Pilgrim Route by Helen E Burns
100 Travel Tips For Asia
If you're looking for an inexpensive and detailed book about safety and etiquette tips when you travel to Asia, then this book would be good for you. You''ll get valuable tips from the following countries: Cambodia, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia, The Philippines, China, Singapore, and Japan. This book is not meant to tell you where to go but mainly on what to expect and what to do and what not to do in those countries. My name is Scott Worden. I've lived in South Korea since … [Read more...] about 100 Travel Tips For Asia
A Sea Story by Joseph Pignataro
**100% OF ALL SALES ON SEPTEMBER 11th 2012 WILL GO TO VICTIMS FAMILIES** THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. "An incredible story from the most credible witness, a Tomahawk missile operator on active duty, serving during 9/11. A perspective worth reading." ~ The Kindle Book Review "I highly recommend this [A Sea Story] to other people so they can also learn what our Navy did for us on 9/11." ~ Stephanie Harney ABOUT A SEA STORY: BASED ON TRUE EVENTS: The U.S. Navy was among the … [Read more...] about A Sea Story by Joseph Pignataro
The Italian Camino by Maggie Ramsay
If you are an armchair traveller, you will love this book. Maggie and her husband will be cold, wet, lost and uncomfortable for you. Without getting blisters or losing your wallet you can walk for 1000 kilometres starting in France, crossing the Swiss Alps, travelling the length of Tuscany and ending in Rome, following the the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrimage route. Told with humour and a wide-eyed enjoyment of the scenery, the artworks, the people of Italy and the many startling surprises … [Read more...] about The Italian Camino by Maggie Ramsay
FLY ME TO ATLANTIS
Legendary... Lavish... Alluring... Luxurious. These are only some of the adjectives to describe this world-famous playground called Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas. Add another one: super-duper-expensive, and the picture is complete. Well, not quite... This "super-expensive" part of the description did not sit well with the author, so he embarked on a journey of his own: to find the budget-friendly way in. This 7000-word book is the result of his journey. His conclusion: traveling to … [Read more...] about FLY ME TO ATLANTIS
Roam Around Antigua & Barbuda by AR Corbin & PM Johnson
eGuide to these islands. Information about the islands plus things to do both on land and water, eating out, festivals, maps and photographs. The authors visited the islands and write from their own experiences, and the photographs are their own. Targeted Age Group: Adult What Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers? Don't give up Author Bio: The authors both live in the Caribbean and have traveled extensively in the region and beyond. They have both been involved in the travel … [Read more...] about Roam Around Antigua & Barbuda by AR Corbin & PM Johnson
Murder In Dordogne by William S. Shepard
"Murder In Dordogne" is a diplomatic mystery, which takes place during the honeymoon of an American dipolomat, Robbie Cutler, and his bride Sylvie. The region is beautiful, historic - and deadly. A cave expedition discovers a victim of the War .. or was it murder? Robbie and Sylvie are soon sorting through the past, the Occupation, and the mysterious theft of a Van Gogh from the French White House. But then, shots fired at them show that the mystery is not just in the past! William S. … [Read more...] about Murder In Dordogne by William S. Shepard
Dissolute Kinship: A 9/11 Road Trip by David Antrobus
The events on the morning of the road trip I had been planning to take from the West Coast to NYC as a way to combat a personal crisis turned out to be pretty traumatic themselves. The date: September 11, 2001. This is the surprisingly hopeful story of that trip. David Antrobus is a writer and former youth worker who has lived and worked in the UK and Canada. http://www.amazon.com/Dissolute-Kinship-Road-Trip-ebook/dp/B004U7EUGE/ … [Read more...] about Dissolute Kinship: A 9/11 Road Trip by David Antrobus
