2 comments about Black Forest (Landmark Visitors Guides) (Landmark Visitors Guides).

1. One of the best travel book series, with attention to detail, plus numerous color photographs and fine maps. Lots of instructions regarding practical travel matters. (Travel Books Review)



2. If these delectable guides' plentiful pix don't get you drooling to explore, you need to get your salivary glands checked. The text is also noteworthy. (NY Daily News)

No comments about Frommer's Berlin Day by Day (Frommer's Day By Day Series).

No comments about Pictures of travel / by Heinrich Heine ; translated by Charles Godfrey Leland, with a critical and biographical introduction by Charles Harvey Genung.

3 comments about Michael Brein's Guide to Berlin by the U-Bahn (Michael Brein's Guides to Sightseeing By Public Transportation) (Michael Brein's Guides to Sightseeing By ... to Sightseeing By Public Transportation).

1. Front of large fold out map shows Schnellbahn-Netzplan, U-bahn and S-bahn routes. Author numbers points of interest and describes them on the back. Back has brief description of points of interest, and a 2"x3" map of each point. You still need to know what you want to visit based on prior research. U-Bahn maps for BMW Museum, Hofbrauhaus, Englisher Garten, Marienplatz and other locations are shown. Worth the cost.



2. This "guide" has the look & feel of a freebie handout, so $5 seems pricy for it. The big accordion graphic of the U- & S-Bahn system & very brief how-to-get-there (& why) directions on the backside may prove more useful than I'm expecting them to be. I'll be in a better position to judge this product's worth 2 weeks from now, after Berlin.



3. I didn't find that this map was of any use, versus the map. A standard map given free by the Information booths cover almost all, and are free. The paper is thin, so that with slight usage it wrips along the folding edges.

2 comments about The Christian Bed and Breakfast Cookbook.

1. This cookbook is great to add to your collection. It has down - home cooking that will take you out of the breakfast or brunch doldrums. It has more than breakfast, but all the recipes are mostly simple but taste great. It is enjoying to read about each bed and breakfast and the people that run them. I'm not only getting a cookbook, but also a reference book of christian hospitality to use whenever I might be travelling.



2. This book is wonderful. It's full of many delicious recipies. I have done two prayer breakfasts and used recipies from this book and everyone raved about the food. Sticky buns and breakfast casserole recipies are fantastic along with many others I have tried. Book was on sale at my bible book store and I bought the last two they had for gifts. Now I need another one. Great book, everyone should buy one.

No comments about Berlin: The Complete Guide with Walking Tours and Excursions to Dresden, Leipzig and Pot sdam (Gold Guides).

No comments about Around the Zugspitze (Rother Red).

No comments about The AA 100 Walks in Southwest England: Walks of 2 to 10 Miles (100 Walks).

No comments about Polish Cities: Travels in Cracow and the South, Gdansk, Malbork, and Warsaw (Pelican International Guide Series).

No comments about Passport's Illustrated Travel Guide to Munich & Bavaria (Passport's Illustrated Travel Guides).