1 comments about Frommer's 2000 Miami & the Keys (Frommer's Miami and the Keys).

1. This book is probable very good with it's coverage of Miami and South Florida, but coverage of the Keys is bare minimum (47 pages (1 chapter of 13) of over 300 pages in the book).

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2 comments about Lonely Planet Miami (Lonely Planet Miami, 2nd ed).

1. Before arriving to Miami, I bought this guide. Once there, I tested it and it was 98% accurate. No matter what you are interested in, this guide has a suggestion for you. From dining and clubbing, to hints and tips, to small excursions outside the metro area. A must for everyone interested in visiting Miami.



2. This provided me with plenty of groundwork to spend time in Miami . Historical background and explanations were excellent, as well as the maps, contact numbers, and accomadation. A lot of this bookd was taken the from the larger LP work on Florida was was excellent as well. The only thing to note is that some of the hotel prices in the-then more affordable category has risen, in some cases by a third. The hostels in Miami/Miami Beach cannot be beat.

1 comments about Florida Place Names.

1. Have you ever asked yourself where a name of a city or county in Florida came from? While a lot of them sound like Indian names, we still never really know the true meaning. This book breaks down every city & county in Florida and tells you how the name was dervied & what it's true meaning is. Great book for Florida students writing on a particular area.

2 comments about MIAMI 1990: A QUICK & EASY GUIDE (PC Library).

1. Lots of books tell you where to eat and where to stay, but this book captures the feel of Miami -- the warm sun, soft sand, tanned bodies, scent of coconut oil, crisp tingling nip of rum on your tongue, all the true experiences of a real VACATION. Buy it for the great information on sights to see and adventures to enjoy. Most of the hotels mentioned are still the same, but restaurants come and go every year. The hilarious thing is the "Miami Types" -- those alone are worth the price. I noticed that the Types do not appear in the 1991 edition, so some editor must have been offended and slashed them out. Read them while you can, they're hilarious. This book is for the adventurous and fun-loving.



2. this little book is still very valuable because it introduces the reader to Miami in the most affectionate and intimate way. Using short stories about adventures & misadventures, the author has captured the feel and look of Miami, South Beach, the Art Deco District, Coral Gables, and all the area. Some of the hotels have changed, but this book is worth buying because the sights to visit have not changed, and this book outlines them so beautifully. A few years ago I was in South Beach with my copy, and funnily enough I saw quite a few people carrying this little book -- you can't miss it because the cover is hot pink. You won't regret this purchase.

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