No comments about City Slicker Boca Raton (City Slicker).

No comments about National Geographic Traveler Miami y los cayos (National Geographic Traveler).

1 comments about Florida Bird Watching: A Year-Round Guide.

1. This is a good book with good pictures and information. I only wish it covered more birds with more information about each bird. Some questions that I had about certain birds were not answered. And some birds that I see in my own backyard are not in the book.

No comments about Fodor's Orlando's 25 Best, 2nd Edition (25 Best).

1 comments about Waterway Guide Southern 2005: Florida, the Gulf of Mexico and the Bahamas (Waterway Guide Southern Edition).

1. The book had some interesting things in it but overall was not as helpful as we had hoped. There were marinas not listed that we saw and some of the marinas that were in the book we couldn't find. It also failed to tell us that at one point there is a sharp turn that is not clearly marked at all. Thankfully there was another boat nearby that we could ask. We were glad to have the book but wish it was more acurate.

No comments about A Tour Through the Southern and Western Territories of the United States of North-America (Bicentennial Floridiana Facsimile Series).

No comments about Rand Mcnally Miami/ Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Florida Easyfinder.

1 comments about Sunken Cities, Sacred Cenotes, and Golden Sharks: Travels of a Water-Bound Adventurer.

1. Author Bill Bellville has assembled a collage of unique and colorful Adventures which shift intriguingly among the Galapagos Islands, the Caribbean coral reefs, the azure springs of Central Florida, the abyssal deeps of Cuba, and remote and curious sites in the Florida Keys. Bellville's metaphorical writing style, a deep commitment to Nature, and his drive to explore out-of-the-way destinations, produces a tapestry of fascinating tales, making this book difficult to put down. The author's lyrical depictions hauntingly infuse his writings with a special sense of surreality, which is both captivating and memorable. This is a book which shares a very personal prespective, bringing the reader's consciousness fully into play as one adventure blends seamlessly into the next. In short, a treat for readers of all ages! Elliott Maynard, Ph.D., Arcos Cielos Research Center, Sedona, Arizona.

No comments about National Audubon Society Field Guide to Tropical Marine Fishes: Of the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, the Bahamas, and Bermuda.

No comments about AAA Spiral Florida, 2nd Edition (Aaa Spiral Guides).