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Bücher - Autoren
Mary Fitzpatrick
Buch:
South Africa, Lesotho & Swaziland: Country Guide (Lonely Planet South Africa, Lesotho & Swaziland)
Autor:
Mary Fitzpatrick, Kate Armstrong, Becca Blond, Michael Kohn, Simon Richmond, Alistair Simmonds, Ausgabe vom 1. Nov. 2006, Taschenbuch, Verkaufsrang 77264
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Buch:
Lonely Planet Reiseführer Tansania
Autor:
Mary Fitzpatrick, Ausgabe vom 10. November 2008, Broschiert, Verkaufsrang 60651
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Buch:
Lonely Planet Reiseführer Ägypten
Autor:
Virginia Maxwell, Mary Fitzpatrick, Siona Jenkins, Ausgabe vom 1. Okt. 2006, Broschiert, Verkaufsrang 205376
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Buch:
Lonely Planet Reiseführer Südafrika, Lesotho und Swaziland
Autor:
Mary Fitzpatrick, Kate Armstrong, Becca Blond, Ausgabe vom 1. Juni 2007, Broschiert, Verkaufsrang 249946
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Buch:
South Africa - Lesotho & Swaziland (Lonely Planet South Africa, Lesotho & Swaziland)
Autor:
Mary Fitzpatrick, Rebecca Blond, Gemma Pitcher, Ausgabe vom 1. Nov. 2004, Taschenbuch, Verkaufsrang 90676
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Fifth edition.
Buch:
Englisch für Erwachsene, Ausgabe B, Bd.1B, Lehrbuch
Autor:
Mary Bianchi, Ausgabe vom 1980, Taschenbuch, Verkaufsrang 205991
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Buch:
Southern Africa - Join the safari (Lonely Planet Southern Africa)
Autor:
Deanna Swaney, Mary Fitzpatrick, Paul Greenway, Ausgabe vom 1. Sept. 2003, Taschenbuch, Verkaufsrang 859870
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Taschenbuch:
Egypt (Lonely Planet Egypt)
Autor:
Virginia Maxwell, Mary Fitzpatrick, Siona Jenkins, Ausgabe vom 1. Mai 2006, Verkaufsrang 644479
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< I> Lonely Planet-Egypt takes a practical approach to its readers and audience. It steers away from the hippie flavour of < I> The Rough Guide (where the virtues of sleeping on a friendly native's roof are dwelled on at the expense of more mundane information) and adopts a tone that is sensible and thoughtful, though not timid. The information is thorough and for the most part accurate. Particularly useful are the suggested highlights for every major city, which, though doomed to meet with dissent, generally provide a good foundation for planning an itinerary. The inclusion of good, colour photographs is also a benefit. There are some notable weaknesses. Maps are disjointed and difficult to relate to each other, and there are vital moments where the guide shies away from making specific recommendations or suggesting priorities. This can make choosing which of Cairo's mosques or Luxor's West Bank tombs to visit a slightly hit-and-miss affair, especially if your time is limited. An early disclaimer wails (justifiably) that " Things change", and there are already some areas where the information is incorrect. However, if you're a tourist, rather than a traveller, with weeks rather than months to spend in Egypt (and you're ready to view a guide book as a guide, rather than as an authority), then this may well be the single best book with which to plan and enjoy your visit. -< I> Richard Kelly