coastal bareboat cruising unabridged

books:

Child 44
Tom Rob Smith

Simon & Schuster Ltd, 2008

56 reviews
Tom Rob Smith

Grand Central Publishing, 2008

A stunning read...best book of year so far
Tom Rob Smith has written a mystery novel that is part history, deeply moving, terrifying, sad and basically impossible to put down. If you think that a serial killer novel set in 1953 Stalinist Russia can't hold your interest, then think again. Smith's characters are memorable and fascinating. There are so many stunning plot twists that I won't reveal them but you won't see the next one coming. ...

Bareboat Cruising
Diana B. Jessie, Diana Jessie, ...

U.S. Sailing Association, 1996

Offers pertinent information on docking, anchoring and basic navigation giving sailors the confidence to bareboat charter in destinations that were once only distant dreams.

Child 44 unabridged on 11 unabridged CDs in hard, vinyl box
Tom Rob Smith

Books on Tape, 2008

A terrifying look at a paranoid world where no one can be trusted. Set in Stalin's Soviet Union, a surprising story of love, family, hope and resilience. Thrilling suspense.

Coastal Navigation

1 review
Tom Cunliffe, Kim Downing

United States Sailing Assn, 1996

Good for Non-Map readers
If you don't know how to read a chart, this book is for you. It has comprehensive information necessary to learn about coastal navigation. Not a good replacement for actually being on the water and seeing the things charts show but a good book for the basics.