Lonely Planet Canada (7th Ed) You can’t go past the Lonely Planet guide to Canada. It contains details of places to stay and eat for all budgets, extensive coverage of outdoor activities (from sailing to skiing), Canadian English and Canadian French language sections, plus background on history, culture, and politics. By Mark Lightbody, Thomas Huhti, Ryan Ver Berkmoes - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book     Lonely Planet USA (2nd Ed) From Disney World to Death Valley, the White House to Waikiki, Lonely Planet covers all four corners of all 50 states. For anyone arriving in the USA for travel or work purposes, this guide will prove invaluable. By James Lyon - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book       Lonely Planet USA Phrasebook : Understanding Americans & Their Culture "From Tinseltown's glitter to the charm of the South, decode the jargon and discover the culture of the USA. Compare Big Apple speed-speech with the laidback Texan drawl. Identify the multitude of regional and social dialects and influences on the language along the way" (Lonely Planet). An excellent choice for anyone wanting to understand more about this diverse land. By Colleen Cotter (Editor), Sally Steward - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book     The Lost Continent : Travels in Small Town America Bill Bryson's first, and arguably his best, humorous travel book. After 20 years away from the USA, he departs from his native Des Moines, Iowa, and ventures across 28 states. A wonderful introduction to the American way of life, for anyone heading out to the USA for travel or work. By Bill Bryson - (Harper Collins)   Order Now > Book     Back to Bookstore
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