No comments about Florida Travel & Life, August 2008 Issue.

No comments about Seashells in My Pocket, 3rd: AMC's Family Guide to Exploring the Coast from Maine to Florida.

No comments about American Map Florida State Road Atlas.

No comments about Florida Travel & Life, June 2008 Issue.

1 comments about Atlantic Cruising Club's Guide to Florida's East Coast Marinas: Fernandina, Florida to Key West, Florida (Book & CD-ROM).

1. This is a great reference for a Northwesterner,with little knowledge about Florida's cruising grounds and moorage availability and cost. We plan on buying a boat in Florida, fixing it up, the then sailing the Caribbean, so this book is an invaluable resource. It's also a great reference, since I am a co-editor for the Bluewater Cruising Associations (BCA) magazine, "Currents", which is published for members interested in going offshore.

1 comments about Diving and Snorkeling Guide to Florida's East Coast: Including the Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale and Miami Areas (Lonely Planet Diving & Snorkeling Guides).

1. This book is a good reference source about diving in southeastern Florida. Because of the Keys, many people don't realize the quality of diving that can be found off the coast of Miami/Ft. Lauderdale. The book describes many sites in detail and also provides depth, visibility, and difficulty information.

1 comments about The Life and Travels of John Bartram: From Lake Ontario to the River St. John.

1. This book deserves a long review. But, briefly, the 'story' of John Bartram involves the reader in Bartram's family and the colonial world of London and Philadelphia. The genuine passion that Bartram had to learn about and discover new botanical plants gives the reader a unique outlook. Bartram's travels into Indian territory are a window into uncharted lands. Bartram's relationship with his son William is often disapointing to the father but show a sensitivity that is interesting to see.
   This seems to be a solidly researched and approachable book.

No comments about Insight Pocket Maps Miami & Miami Beach: Pop Up Map - Top Sights - Bars & Restaurants - Shopping (Insight Pocket Map).

No comments about Notes on the Life and Works of Bernard Romans (Bicentennial Floridiana Facsimile Series).

5 comments about Walt Disney World for Adults: The Original Guide for Grown-ups (Special-Interest Titles).

1. Having 4 children, why did I buy a Disney book for adults?? Because I wanted any info I could get my hands on for our 1996 vacation to WDW!! Believe it or not, your book was my absolute favorite!! Your book was very informative, the maps were the best I had found, and everything was so easy to look up when I needed to find something in a hurry. I was a bit worried when I saw your rating for Fort Wilderness as compared to the Beach Club-- those were both choices when we decided on staying on-site, but Fort Wilderness won, my son opted for camping.(He had never camped before nor had his parents!) -- we stayed in the homes--Wonderful Time!!! The coupons in your book were fantastic! We ate at Juan& Only's and were treated to huge amounts of really good mexican food. I also am glad I had the opportunity to look around the Dolphin--one hotel I probably wouldn't have looked at had it not been for your coupon. I have been looking for your 1997 book in the bookstores and now that I know you do have a new version, I will request it the next time I am at the store. Thank you for writing the most informative book on WDW that I have found! D.M. Akron, Ohi



2. I have heard good things about this specific book, but I am going to be going in May on my honeymoon and the 1997 version will not be out until the summer, and the coupons for the 95-96 version expired on 12-31-96. I think the company needs to release the next version immediately after the old one expires. The coupons are what make this book worthwhile. Without the coupons it is just like all the others



3. I used this book on my Honeymoon in June 1996. The coupons allowed us to have two fabulous meals we otherwise could not have afforded on our budget. I found all of the information on what rides adults would enjoy to be very accurate



4. I own every guide to WDW in print. Rita Aero's Walt Disney World for Adults is, by far, the most informative, accurate guide to WDW. I am mildy disappointed that the title implies that it is only for adults without children. Had I not ignored the title and bought it anyway, I would have been stuck with the less useful content of the other guides. With all the great hotel and restaurant reviews and money saving tips, this book pays for itself many times over.



5. The book was very informative. Lots of helpful information. Very clear. I haven't been to WDW yet (we are going May, 1997) so I'm not sure how accurate it is. It has really helped up plan our trip. When will it be updated? There have been many changes since it was written and I think it would be very helpful especially since this is a key year with the anniversary of WDW. The book would really be in demand. Also the great coupons in the back of the book have all expired. Which is terrible since I couldn't use any. I'm hoping you are in the process of updating the book. Thanks Sandra K. Crawford