Lonely Planet New Zealand (10th Ed) An must-read for anyone heading out to spectacular New Zealand. If you are there to teach English, this guide will help get you set up, and will provide inspiration for your free weekends; if you are there simply to travel, Lonely Planet New Zealand is ‘The’ reference. Includes 113 detailed maps, including national parks and ski areas; as well as comprehensive background information on Maori history and culture, and extensive coverage of outdoor activities. Also contains a useful Maori and NZ-English language section. By Jeff Williams, Christine Niven, Peter Turner - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book     Lonely Planet Australia (11th Ed) A definitive guide to Australia which has few equals. Not only does it provide extensive information on travelling around this vast brown land, it also serves as an excellent guide to the main cities: where to stay, where to eat, how to find work. Whether you are heading to Australia to teach, travel or both, don’t go without this guide. By Paul Harding (Editor), Sam Benson, Joe Bindloss, Monique Choy - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book       Lonely Planet Healthy Travel : Australia, NZ & the Pacific (Healthy Travel Guides) An excellent guide for anyone about to travel or work in Australia, New Zealand or the Pacific. Contains advice on keeping healthy, staying out of trouble, wildlife hazards, recommended vaccinations, and much more. By Isabelle Young - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book     Lonely Planet Australian Phrasebook (2nd Ed) Socializing, sport, travel and just about every situation comes with its own jargon in Australia. You can’t hope to appreciate a true Ozzie barbie unless you know the meaning of ‘snag’, ‘schooie’ and ‘stubbie’, just as you’ll never appreciate the Australian beach without a grasp on ‘Noahs’, ‘Eskies’ and ‘Sluggoes’. This humorous - but highly informative – guide provides the key to one of the world’s most endearing vernaculars: Ozzie-English. Don’t head Down Under without it. By Sue Butler - (Lonely Planet)   Order Now > Book       In a Sunburned Country Another Bill Bryson classic, which will appeal to just about anyone heading Down Under to teach English and/or travel around this vast land. Bryson's particular brand of humour seems very much at home in a country where A-bombs go off unnoticed, prime ministers disappear into the surf, and cheery citizens coexist with the world's deadliest creatures: toxic caterpillars, aggressive seashells, crocodiles, sharks, snakes, and the deadliest of them all, the dreaded box jellyfish. And that's just the beginning. Great reading for Australians and foreigners alike. By Bill Bryson - (Broadway Books)   Order Now > Book     Back to Bookstore
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