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The Travel Book: A Journey Through Every Country in the World

  Even the most avid readers of travel guides and travel literature will not have encountered a book quite like this one. It is huge and heavy but reasonably priced, and it is vastly informative, which is its calling cbook.jpgard. All the writers who contribute to the Lonely Planet travel guide series have put heads, knowledge, and experience together and come up with an A-Z series of capsule profiles of every country in the world, 230 in number. Each country gets a two-page spread, on which are placed, like luscious dishes set before one at a feast, illustrations that are typical of Lonely Planet's unique, non-picture-postcard brand of shots. The accompanying text presents a cogent rundown of the best experiences for gaining the essence of the place.  One of many of the well known Lonely Planet series.

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written by mcmtest, 2008-01-01 03:32:49
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written by mcmtest, 2007-12-31 05:48:22
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