No comments about Invisible Seattle: The Novel of Seattle, by Seattle.

No comments about The Rough Guide to Singapore 5 (Rough Guide Travel Guides).

1 comments about Outside Magazine's Urban Adventure: Seattle.

1. This is a fantastic, comprehensive guide to the Puget Sound region for the active traveler. It covers a broad range of sports in depth--hiking, biking, sea kayaking, sailing, scuba, snow sports,rock climbing and more. Highly recommended.

1 comments about National Trust Guide Seattle: America's Guide for Architecture and History Travelers (National Trust Guide to Seattle).

1. This is a very comprehensive guide to seattle. all visitors should buy it.

No comments about Not for Tourists 2009 Guide to Seattle (Not for Tourists).

1 comments about Insight City Guide Seattle (Insight City Guides (Book & Restaruant Guide)).

1. INSIGHT CITY GUIDE SEATTLE is yet another great book about the city of Seattle and its environs. In addition to a hefty dose of discussion on the history, it also provides plenty of information on the recreation, dining, nightlife, shopping, and other activities in Seattle and its environs, as well as discussing the impact that Microsoft founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen had on the city's development in the 70s and 80s, and Boeing's impact on the area in earlier decades. The only thing this book lacks is a major discussion on media and independent record stores in the area, but that's not a problem, as BEST PLACES SEATTLE will take care of those topics for you.

No comments about Bringing Out Baby: Places to Take Babies and Toddlers : Seattle, the Eastside, and South Snohomish County.

No comments about Rand McNally Fab Map Seattle, Washington: Seattle Sea Center to Sodo (Rand Mcnally Fab Map).

No comments about Vancouver, Seattle, Victoria: A Pocket Guide to the Evergreen Triangle.

2 comments about Wild Seattle: A Celebration of the Natural Areas In and Around the City.

1. This book does a terrific job of capturing the beauty of the Seattle area. It's a perfect blend of landscapes, lighthouses, animals, city landmarks, mountain ranges, and waterways in each season.
   Even though it is titled "Wild Seattle" it encompasses much more including Skagit Valley (tulips), the San Juans, Deception Pass, orcas, the Olympics, Cascades, and plenty of written information as well.
   It's my favorite Seattle book!



2. we bought the book for friends returning home to germany. when we looked through it, we knew we also would buy one for ourselves. it somehow grabs the spirit of the puget sound.
   buy it.