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Frommer's Vancouver & Victoria 2008: with coverage of Whistler (Frommer's Complete)

2 reviews
Donald Olson

Frommers, 2007

Excellent tour book of Vancouver and Victoria!
This book has been very helpful in planning our trip to Victoria and Vancouver Island! Excellent recommendations for restaurants and hotels. If you are planning a trip to this area, this is the book to help you see it all! Many Thanks

Frommer's Canada (Frommer's Complete)

1 review
Leslie Brokaw, Hilary Davidson, ...

Frommers, 2008

This book covers all the major cities!!
Vancouver's hip gallery, dining, and nightlife scenes; the art museums and architectural highlights of Toronto; Calgary's wild and woolly Stampede; and Montréal's charming French bistros and cafes. I learned all about Canada's great outdoors, from hiking in the national parks to biking its lovely backroads. It even pointed out the best places to spot puffins, whales, polar bears, moose, elk, and ...

Frommer's London from $95 a Day

1 review
Donald Olson

Frommer's, 2005

GREAT BOOK FOR PLANNING YOUR VACATION
I really liked this book and it helped tremendously when planning our recent trip to London. I've been there a couple of times before but this was the first time with small children and this book, along with a few others, proved valuable. It certainly provided great budget advise without going too bare bones but more importantly, we found it to provide fair and objective reviews when it came to ...

The Narrow Way

1 review
John R. Olson

Lighthouse Baptist Church, 1999

Awesome Book .... A Must read for any Student of the Bible !
Dr. Erickson in his book "The Narrow Way" brings us back to Bible Doctrines commonly known today as Baptist Distinctives. Through diligent research and pratical application he brings to light the roots of the New Testament Church and her doctrines. I would recommend this book any student of the Bible.

Frommer's London from $90 a Day

1 review
Donald Olson

Frommers, 2003

Saved a buck!!
I had an amazing experience on a relatively low budget. I've gone on vacation to various places and spent thousands of dollars but this trip, I was able to budget my money well and experience the best and brightest of London. I feel like I experienced more of the country because I wasn't limited by my budget.

How you can quit work and have the money to do it

1 review
Donald E Olson

Farnsworth Pub. Co, 1982

The BEST book I have ever read about personal finance
"HOW YOU CAN QUIT WORK AND HAVE THE MONEY TO DO IT" is by far the best book I have read on the topic of personal finance. I purchased this book back in 1982. Not only did this book cover the practical aspects of money management and investing, but it also covered the much more important matter of developing the proper mental attitude toward personal finance and wealth accumulation. I already ...

Frost

2 reviews
Donald Wandrei

Fedogan & Bremer, 2001

Moonlighting meets James Bond meets Sherlock Holmes, sort of
Donald Wandrei was one of the great pulp writers of the late 20's and early 30's. He's best known for his cosmic science fiction and his macabre horror stories, and indeed was a Weird Tales Magazine and Astounding Stories regular. The eight stories in this collection show that he could also write pulp detective fiction with the best of them. His investigator Professor I. V. "Ivy" Frost is a mix ...

Frommer's Vancouver & Victoria 2005 (Frommer's Complete)

2 reviews
Donald Olson

Frommer's, 2004

Uncovering the mysteries of Canada
Canada is so close to where I live, however, I don't know enough about the destination to truly feel that I will experience all that it has to offer. This guidebook helped me to plan out exactly what I felt would be worthwhile for me. I've got a great itinerary put together in anticipation of a great trip.

Return on Learning: Training for High Performance at Accenture

6 reviews
Donald Vanthournout, Kurt Olson, ...

Agate, 2006

Compelling, well-written, with practical business insights
I finished this book on a cross-country flight this week (the book is admirably short and punchy) and I'm still shaking my head over it. The book is incredibly honest about how business change and a down economy had apparently temporarily weakened Accenture's commitment to its workforce to provide training and development opportunities. (Actual quote from the book, when Accenture's Chief Learning ...

England for Dummies

2 reviews
Donald Olson

For Dummies, 2002

England for Dummies(Dummies Travel)
I just have to say this book was amazing! I have been thinking and dreaming about going to England for ages. This book explained so much that I absolutely would NOT have known! Thinking about if I would have went without reading this book is scary! There is so much information in here you NEED to know before you go. Everything was explained so clear and wonderfully easy to learn.I ABSOLUTELY ...

Frommer's England from $75 a Day, 25th Edition

4 reviews
Darwin Porter, Danforth Prince, ...

Frommer's, 2004

The only book I really needed
I have the 18th edition of this book, and I have to say, it's the only book I really needed for my 5-day trip to England three years ago. It had information on good, affordable but nice places to stay, the main tourist attractions in each area, and helpful tourist tips. I bought 3 books but ended up only really using this one.

Will Work For Peace: New Political Poems

10 reviews
Sherman Alexie, Marge Piercy, ...

Zeropanik Press

A wonderful book.
I go to a somewhat conservative boarding school and lent this book to one of my writing teachers, who previously had said that there is no way that a political poem can be heartfelt. This book proves that notion wrong. Normally when people think about politics, they only think about who is running for office, but there is so much more than that in this book. This book should be available in ...

Frommer's Europe by Rail

5 reviews
Suzanne Rowan Kelleher, Donald Olson, ...

Frommer's, 2004

Frommer gets the substance right!
I found this guide very useful in plotting out where I wanted to go, how to get there, and what to visit. It was also nice to know about the student discounts at various attractions. I didn't use it for the hotel recomendations, and I used a few of the restaurant ideas, which were usually excellent choices. I traveled all over Europe (12 countries) using this book, the maps provided, and my ...

Frommer's Best Day Trips from London: 25 Great Escapes by Train, Bus or Car

9 reviews
Stephen Brewer, Donald Olson

Frommer's, 2006

Indispensable
I just got back from England last night and took three of the day trips described in this book: Winchester, Dover and Hampton Court. Obviously these guides are somewhat subjective, so I didn't always agree with the authors' opinions on certain things, but the factual information on how to get from London to the destinations was spot on. Their suggestions on obtaining a Brit Rail pass and/or a ...

Frommer's British Columbia & the Canadian Rockies (Frommer's Complete)

2 reviews
Bill McRae

Frommers, 2008

The best part of Canada!
I am just several days before spending my holiday in British Columbia and the Canadian rockies, and this book really gives a lot of pre-fun. Very informative, very useful information (with places to stay, places to dine, must see attractions etc.) and an enthusiastic style make it a pleasure to read. I am sure that it will be of great value for every tourist who will visit this part of Canada.

Frommer's Vancouver & Victoria 2007: With coverage of Whistler (Frommer's Complete)

4 reviews
Donald Olson

Frommer's, 2006

FROMMER VANCOUVER & VICTORIA
AS ONE WOULD EXPECT FOR THIS RESOURCE. ALL INFORMATION IS CONCISE AND COMPLETE; BESIDES BEING VERY PRACTICAL!

Europe For Dummies (Dummies Travel)

5 reviews
Donald Olson, Liz Albertson, ...

For Dummies, 2009

Touring Europe? Great Guide!
My husband and I went on a tour of Europe, so most of the work was done for us. This book was a great supplement and had great tips for things to avoid on the tour. It was a quick reference and narrowed down sites to see, so we could make the most of the little time we had in each country. It doesn't seem like it would be enough, though, as your sole guide on Europe, if you're not on a tour.

The Complete Idiot's Travel Guide to London

2 reviews
Donald S. Olson

Macmillan Distribution, 1999

The most used book on our trip
Of the several books we purchased for our first trip to London, this was the one we kept coming back to. It has great basic information for the first-time traveler--practical how-to information not included in the other guidebooks we had. This book is good to read before your trip. Its time estimates were very helpful in planning our itinerary.

Queer Corners

3 reviews
Donald Olson

Bridge City Books, 1999

It made me laugh outloud, want to cry, couldn't put it down
From the very beginning I was impressed with the way the author used his words to magically transport me into the book, my mind could see with great realism the actual settings and surroundings. The characters were a great group of friends and enemies. In one chapter I openly gasped when a certian individual fell and not to give the story away felt his pain and anguish. I can't say I have had ...

London for Dummies

17 reviews
Donald Olson

For Dummies, 2002

London for Dummies
Out of 5 London travel books, used this one exclusively during a 2005 visit - it was invaluable. Much more practical (and in-depth) info. than the other guides. Bought the new copy for my trip in a few months. Also, found The London Mapguide an invaluable map reference for traveling on the Tube and getting around on foot. These 2 books are all you need.

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