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  Vajazzled & Bedazzled:...

  John Meadows

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  A thoroughly entertaining motorhome odyssey around Britain and Ireland, lands of myths, legends, giants, monsters, leprechauns, heroes and villains.From John O' Groats to Landsend, Scotland's North Coast 500, Snowdonia, Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way to the Jurassic and Pembrokeshire coasts. Visit magnificent cathedrals, imposing castles, historic pubs and enjoy the craic in Irish bars. Explore a rich heritage and encounter King Arthur, Robin Hood, Dracula, Bloodaxe, Cromwell, Shakespeare, Constable, Burns, the Beatles and more. Anecdotes are enriched with incisive wit and whimsical, observational humour. Smile through this fascinating journey and be bedazzled by backstories and fun trivia.

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  Cappuccino Per Favore - A Life...

  Mary Lehman

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  In 2008, at the height of the U.S. housing crisis, and just when novice real estate investor Mary Lehman thought things couldn't get any worse... they didn't! Instead, she parlayed her financial woes and failed investments into a fascinating adventure, fulfilling her lifelong dream to travel. 
  No stranger to difficult times, Mary grew up working long hours on her family's backbreaking mid-western fruit farm while steering clear of her irascible father, only to end up a pregnant teenage army bride with an abusive husband. Single again and with a young son, Mary returned to college believing it would make a difference. Yet, her journey to better her life continued at a slow pace until she ultimately landed a dream job in the Florida Key's hot real estate industry. There she experienced a level of success beyond anything she had ever imagined, only to watch everything she had worked so hard to build vanish practically overnight. Fighting back against the depression that threatened to consume her, she cashed out what little she had left in savings and set out on a three-month trip to Europe. 
  Cappuccino Per Favore tells the story of that uplifting, life-affirming journey. Part memoir, part travelogue, part celebration, it is, first and foremost, a love story. Not for another person but for a magical place, northern Italy's incomparable Treasure Mountain with its breathtaking vistas, challenging hiking trails, great food, and generous and hospitable people.

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  The Road Teaches You

  Reece Davis

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  Some journeys change your destination. Others change you. 
  In The Road Teaches You, celebrated travel writer Reece Davis reflects on decades spent wandering across six continents — from dusty border crossings and rain-soaked bus rides to fleeting moments of human kindness that leave an indelible mark. 
  Through encounters with nomads, poets, fishermen, and strangers who became friends, Davis reveals how travel’s greatest lessons aren’t found in guidebooks or landmarks, but in the quiet wisdom of those met along the way. 
  Tender, honest, and deeply observant, The Road Teaches You is both a memoir and a meditation — an ode to curiosity, compassion, and the shared humanity that makes every road worth walking.

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  Cairo Travel Guide - Captivating...

  Captivating Travels

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  Explore Cairo with Confidence: Guide with QR Codes, Maps, and Over 70 Images
   
  This comprehensive travel guide gives you everything you need to plan, explore, and experience Egypt's capital. With clear maps, QR codes linking to extra resources, and more than 70 images, this book is designed to help you navigate the city with ease and make the most of your time. From the Great Pyramids of Giza to hidden gems tucked away in local neighborhoods, every chapter is packed with practical details, cultural insights, and step-by-step guidance.
  
   Inside the guide, you will find: 
  
  - Essential tips on preparing for your journey, from visas to what to pack. 
  - Step-by-step advice for getting to Cairo and moving around the city. 
  - Detailed coverage of the Great Pyramids, the Sphinx, and other ancient wonders. 
  - In-depth sections on Islamic Cairo, Coptic Cairo, and historic mosques and churches. 
  - Complete museum guide, including the Egyptian Museum and the Grand Egyptian Museum. 
  - Market and shopping highlights, from Khan el-Khalili to local handicraft streets. 
  - Food and dining guide with must-try Egyptian dishes and where to eat them. 
  - How to enjoy the Nile, from felucca rides to dinner cruises. 
  - Day trip suggestions to Saqqara, Dahshur, Fayoum, and Memphis. 
  - A curated list of 20 must-see landmarks and 10 top photo spots. 
  - Sample itineraries for 2, 5, and 7 days to suit different trip lengths. 
  - Useful Arabic phrases to help you connect with locals. 
  - An appendix with a quick reference to all key landmarks. 
  - And much, much more!
   
  Whether you are visiting Cairo for a few days or a full week, this guide gives you the clarity, tools, and knowledge to explore with confidence.
  
  Click  Add to Cart and start planning your Cairo adventure with the detail and insight you deserve.

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  Times Out of Mind - Exploring...

  Chris Robinson

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  While visiting Japan, animation writer Chris Robinson gets lost. Drifting through Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Kyoto, he stumbles into a string of encounters―with mysterious figures like Bob Dylan, Haruki Murakami, sumo wrestlers, and Big Bird, and with Japanese animators both living and dead. Each meeting draws him into a deep, dark, uncanny current of Japanese animation―one that has nothing to do with Godzilla, Akira, anime, manga, or Hayao Miyazaki. 
  The original book, Time Out of Mind, rewrites this history through the artists Robinson meets and studies―Koji Yamamura, Atsushi Wada, Taku Furukawa, Renzo and Sayoko Kinoshita, Maya Yonesho, and many more―while his drifting becomes the method: a travelogue that keeps slipping into something stranger. 
  Times Out of Mind reprints that original book in full, then adds a new section written fifteen years later. Robinson returns to Japan to reopen the same uncanny thread―new conversations, new detours―while figures from the first journey reappear. Along the way, he meets artists including Masaaki Yuasa, Kenji Iwaisawa, Sawako Kabuki, Yoriko Mizushiri, and Ryo Orikasa. The result is part travelogue, part memoir, part fiction, and part off-the-map animation history.

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  Mapping the Human Trail

  Reece Davis

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  What if the real map of the world isn’t drawn in borders or boundaries — but in the shared stories of the people who live upon it? 
  In Mapping the Human Trail, acclaimed travel writer Reece Davis traces an invisible cartography of connection — exploring how traditions, beliefs, and everyday acts of kindness link humanity across continents. From the markets of Marrakech to the tundras of Siberia, he listens to voices that reveal the delicate threads holding our world together. 
  Through encounters both intimate and vast, Davis maps the emotional and cultural pathways that unite us — reminding readers that travel, at its heart, is an act of empathy. 
  Profound and uplifting, Mapping the Human Trail is a testament to curiosity, compassion, and the enduring search for meaning in a world of endless movement.

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