No comments about Alone in the Caribbean: Being the yarn of a cruise in the Lesser Antilles in the sailing canoe Yakaboo.

2 comments about Traveler's Companion Cuba.

1. A Letter That I Wrote to The Traveler's Companion Publishers......

   Dear Reader

   Hi my name is Brian Cliette; I'm a Hospitality and Tourism major at North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina. Firstly I would like to express my love and admiration for your Traveler's Companion books, personally I own close to Fifthteen of them. During High school and College my interest sparked by your books has allowed me to travel to many parts of the world. Never the less yours books have led me to the best sites, restaurants, night clubs and places of interest that these countries had to offer. In less than a month on July 19th, I will embark on yet another adventure abroad, to the land of Castro, great rum, cigars, the land of a beautiful people and unique culture. "Cuba" . But because funding (educational cuts in North Carolina) my school wont be able to furnish the Traveler's Cuba Companion for my fellow students. Which I feel with really enhance their travel abroad experience. So I was wondering if they're any charitable books available for educational endeavors such as this. Doing so would spark interest in your other great products. Any help that u may be able to offer would so greatly be appreciated. And if unable to furnish books or other learning tools that would aid are experience, your books are still great.

   Sincerely,

   Brian A. Cliette




2. Although I haven't road-tested this book, I can tell you that it came second overall in The Observer (UK) Guidebook of the Year Award. High praise indeed

No comments about Caribbean Ports of Call: Northeastern and Northeastern Regions : A Guide for Today's Cruise Passenger (Caribbean Ports of Call Series).

1 comments about Scarlet Raven.

1. terrible writing and whoever edited this should be fired. the english language has been butchered so badly, i had to stop reading this drivel.

No comments about Diving and Snorkeling Guide to the Best Caribbean Diving (Lonely Planet Diving & Snorkeling Guides).

1 comments about Knopf MapGuide: Havana (Knopf Mapguides).

1. It's hard to get much out of this book, which is really a street guide to the various districts in Havana, until you actually get down there. And even then, there is so much to see and feel, you don't really feel like looking at a book.

No comments about Caribbean Islands Handbook: With the Bahamas (Footprint Caribbean Islands Handbook).

5 comments about Paradise Found: The people, restaurants and recipes of St. Barthélemy.

1. As a long time visitor to the island, I found the book accurately captures not only the cuisine, but the feel of the island...the blend of french and caribbean influences creates some memorable meals, which the book will allow you to duplicate (well, sorta...LOL) in your kitchen at home.It's a great way to keep memories of St Barts alive, and a wonderful introduction to the island for a first time visitor.



2. St Barts is about great food and this book completely encapsulates the essence of the island cuisine. You want some incredible recipes?. Then get this book and bon appetit



3. This book reveals St. Barthelemy in a unique way. The Brooks' exceptional photographs & revealing interviews with resident restaurant owners present a compelling case. "Paradise Found" is in a class by itself--more than a guide, more than a cookbook. For those who already know the island, it keeps the flame alive between trips. For those contemplating a first trip, it will give a feel for the people, the marvelous cuisine and the ambiance of a special piece of paradise.



4. St. Barts is very dear to my husband and I, but more so for me. It holds a very special place in my life. It has offered me peace, contentment, a chance to regroup, recharge. We have placed our copy of Paradise Found on our coffee table at home. Robert and Kara have produced a book that is both a recipe book and a history of St. Barts. The book takes me back there whenever I look at it, read it. They have captured not only the essence of St. Barts, but the people that make St. Barts what it is. The stories are fascinating. The photographs are breathtaking and when I look at the photo on the front cover, I can smell the ocean, hear the ocean, feel the sun, feel St. Barts. I have tried several of the recipes and so far none have failed. As a "wanna be" gourmet chef, this is quite the accomplishment ! We have been to most of the restaurants featured and have now visited those we hadn't previously. This is a beautiful, wonderful book and if you love St. Barts, you'll love this book. If you've not been to St. Barts? This will make you go !

   Debby Best




5. This book is a wonderful blend of terrific recipes and an inside look at the beautiful island of St. Barths. The photos are breathtaking and the recipes delicious! If you haven't already been to the island, you'll definitely want to put it on your travel list after reading this.

No comments about Fantastic journey: Thelma Peters takes sabbatical in the Caribbean.

No comments about An Innocent in Cuba.