3 comments about UrbanHound: The New York City Dog's Ultimate Survival Guide.

1. Urbanhound is the best book on dogs and New York possible!
   Great format, comprehensive and user-friendly... and playful.
   great pictures, too.



2. This is a great resource for every dog owner. Whether you are looking for a dog walker, pet sitter, doggie daycare ,vet, kennel in new york city. Nina is a great writer.

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3. A terrific resource and a must have for every NYC dog owner.
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No comments about Notions of the Americans: Picked Up by a Travelling Bachelor (Writings of James Fenimore Cooper).

No comments about 25 Bicycle Tours in the Hudson Valley: Scenic Rides from Saratoga to West Point (25 Bicycle Tours Guide).

2 comments about New York Eats (More): The Food Shopper's Guide To The Freshest Ingredients, The Best Take-Out & Baked Goods, & The Most Unusual Marketplaces In All Of New York.

1. My copy of the previous edition of this book is dog-eared and worn because I use it so much as a guide, reference and and entertainment. Levine knows New York, food, and people. He knows his stuff but he's not snooty about it. He's as much at home writing about Gray's Papaya hot dogs as he is about the finest wines



2. Ed Levine is the host of a funny and very informative local New York restaurant and food review show called "New York Eats". I have repeatly sent in emails hoping to get a free copy of his book but to no avail. Alas I recently bought this book and it has helped me on many occasions. From finding the best pizza in NYC to the best take out fois gras. A indispensable gift for someone living in New York City and surrounding areas and even better for someone about to visit and they want to know where to get the best food in the best city on earth.

2 comments about New York Theatre Sourcebook: The Ultimate Guide to Theatre in New York and Its Environs (New York Theatre Sourcebook).

1. Chuck Lawliss' book - The New York Theatre Sourcebook is an excellant book to have in any serious theatre professionals' or theatre fans' reference library. The book gives a concise and informative history of each theater that has or will exist in New York City, whether it is on Broadway, Off Broadway or Off-Off Broadway. The book also has excellant seating plans for each of the theaters listed in the book. The author gives rare insight into the workings of New York theaters and the theater professionals who build or work in them. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves the theatre. The book is a real treasure.



2. Chuck Lawliss' book - The New York Theatre Sourcebook is an excellant book to have in any serious theatre professionals' or theatre fans' reference library. The book gives a concise and informative history of each theater that has or will exist in New York City, whether it is on Broadway, Off Broadway or Off-Off Broadway. The book also has excellant seating plans for each of the theaters listed in the book. The author gives rare insight into the workings of New York theaters and the theater professionals who build or work in them. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves the theatre. The book is a real treasure.

1 comments about Seeing New York Pb (Critical Perspectives On The P).

1. This book is a very interesting exploration of old New York, written by an interesting woman, Hope Cooke, who among other things was married to the prince of Sikkim, and (enjoyed?) much publicity in the 60's. I read her autobiography after reading this, but actually, she come across as being much more interesting in this scholarly book. I wish she would write more on the subject of old New York.

3 comments about The National Geographic Traveler: New York.

1. I bought this book so that I would have a resource for visiting friends. It has helped me plan numerous excursions as it lists the contact info and very often the hours and rates of most popular activities around town. The photography in this book is outstanding as well as the brief historical sections and the restaurant info.

   The only thing missing, in my opinion, is better information about where not to walk after dark and other pertinent details. For example, the author mentions that such and such street in the east village is so quaint and should not be missed, but I know that I would not want to be walking there after dark. The book is primarily a "pretty" guide, so if that's the type of guide you're looking for, then it's perfect.




2. This is an excellent book. It has everything anyone traveling to New York or even living in New York needs to know.

   This book contains maps of everything, including subways. It also takes you from the Villages to the Upper East and West Sides, from Lower Manhattan to Harlem and Central Park. I could never find a better book of New York if I tried.

   This is a must read for anyone traveling to New York, or just interested of learning about the Big Apple.




3. This book is great. I love the walking tours outlined. It gives you a map, tells you how far each tour would be, how long it should take you, and what to stop and see. This pictures and background info on various sites is great and the history is great. I also love the way it's broken down be neighborhood. Many wonderful maps.

No comments about High Rise Low Down: Who's Who and What's What in New York's Most Coveted Apartment Houses.

No comments about New York's 50 Best Places to Enjoy Breakfast and Brunch: The Guide to the Best Morning Meals in the Big Apple (City and Company).

1 comments about Let's Go Map Guide NYC (4th Ed).

1. A good little handy booklet.It is a must have, with visit to NY.very helpfool and lots of good tips.nice size and texture.