Behind the Doors of San Miguel de Allende6 reviews Pomegranate Communications, 2000 From the Publisher + Great examples of Spanish colonial architectural details... + Disappointed "Robert de Gast, author of the popular The Doors of San Miguel de Allende crosses the thresholds of homes in this historic Mexican town to discover their remarkable outdoor paradises--sunstruck, lushly colored courtyards, patios, and breezeways--that lay beyond them. Come with de Gast as he guides ...             Midlife Mavericks: Women reinventing their lives in Mexico29 reviews Karen Blue Universal Publishers, 2000 Good advice for adventurous Lady Boomers + Midlife Mavericks + Loved it! + Makes me want to pack and move             There's a Word for It in Mexico18 reviews Boye Lafayette De Mente McGraw-Hill, 1998 quick and to the point I thought this book was very good. I know of no other that gets to the point more quicky without delving into lengthy narratives about the history, culture etc. As a frequent traveler and student of Mexican culture for over 40 years, I can attest to it's honest and factual information. If your ...             Distant Neighbors: A Portrait of the Mexicans19 reviews Alan Riding Vintage, 1989 Still useful despite being written 2 decades ago + DISTANT NEIGHBORS + decoding the culture + The Best Book in English about Mexico and Mexicans.             Choose Mexico for Retirement, 9th: Information for Travel, Retirement, Investment, and Affordable Living ...7 reviews John Howells, Don Merwin Globe Pequot, 2005 If you buy just one book on moving to Mexico, this is it! + Muy bueno! + Retiring in Mexico + An excellent primer for assessing Mexico's pros and cons + Good book with some deficits.             The Insider's Guide to San Miguel6 reviews Archie Dean A. Dean, 1995 the Insiders Guide to San Miguel + BEST BOOK ON SAN MIGUEL + DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT ! + A Great Guide + The BEST guide for San Miguel             On Mexican Time: A New Life in San Miguel63 reviews Tony Cohan Broadway, 2001 A wonderful story of a gringo and his Japonesa wife living in San Miguel de Allende + Wonderful...wonderful! + My favorite book I absolutely loved this book!! The writer's style was such that I could vividly imagine myself in SMA during the mid-eighties to the mid-nineties. The characters were so real and full of life: the gardener who had a mistress, the man who killed someone twice, the young girls who helped around the ...             The People's Guide to Mexico (Peoples Guide to Mexico)28 reviews Carl Franz Avalon Travel Publishing, 2002 10 stars! + All you need to know to live in Mexico + Very entertaining + A MUST READ             The Doors of San Miguel De Allende7 reviews Robert de Gast Pomegranate Communications, 1994 Great door collection! + Worthy of a Grander Scale If you are looking for rustic colonial or American Southwest doors then this book is a must buy. - jim             Head for Mexico: The Renegade Guide15 reviews Don Adams Trafford Publishing, 2003 *****Great book***** for those who wish to live in Mexico!!!!!!!!!!! + Funny slice of life SOB. + My two cents... + The Renegade Guide is THE book to read before you move to Mexico.             Behind the Doors of San Miguel de Allende6 reviews Pomegranate Communications, 2000 From the Publisher + Great examples of Spanish colonial architectural details... + Disappointed "Robert de Gast, author of the popular The Doors of San Miguel de Allende crosses the thresholds of homes in this historic Mexican town to discover their remarkable outdoor paradises--sunstruck, lushly colored courtyards, patios, and breezeways--that lay beyond them. Come with de Gast as he guides ...             The Doors of San Miguel De Allende7 reviews Robert de Gast Pomegranate Communications, 1994 Great door collection! + Worthy of a Grander Scale If you are looking for rustic colonial or American Southwest doors then this book is a must buy. - jim             The People's Guide to Mexico (Peoples Guide to Mexico)28 reviews Carl Franz Avalon Travel Publishing, 2002 10 stars! + All you need to know to live in Mexico + Very entertaining + A MUST READ             Head for Mexico: The Renegade Guide15 reviews Don Adams Trafford Publishing, 2003 *****Great book***** for those who wish to live in Mexico!!!!!!!!!!! + Funny slice of life SOB. + My two cents... + The Renegade Guide is THE book to read before you move to Mexico.             Midlife Mavericks: Women reinventing their lives in Mexico29 reviews Karen Blue Universal Publishers, 2000 Good advice for adventurous Lady Boomers + Midlife Mavericks + Loved it! + Makes me want to pack and move             Choose Mexico for Retirement, 9th: Information for Travel, Retirement, Investment, and Affordable Living ...7 reviews John Howells, Don Merwin Globe Pequot, 2005 If you buy just one book on moving to Mexico, this is it! + Muy bueno! + Retiring in Mexico + An excellent primer for assessing Mexico's pros and cons + Good book with some deficits.             On Mexican Time: A New Life in San Miguel63 reviews Tony Cohan Broadway, 2001 A wonderful story of a gringo and his Japonesa wife living in San Miguel de Allende + Wonderful...wonderful! + My favorite book I absolutely loved this book!! The writer's style was such that I could vividly imagine myself in SMA during the mid-eighties to the mid-nineties. The characters were so real and full of life: the gardener who had a mistress, the man who killed someone twice, the young girls who helped around the ...             The Insider's Guide to San Miguel6 reviews Archie Dean A. Dean, 1995 the Insiders Guide to San Miguel + BEST BOOK ON SAN MIGUEL + DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT ! + A Great Guide + The BEST guide for San Miguel             Distant Neighbors: A Portrait of the Mexicans19 reviews Alan Riding Vintage, 1989 Still useful despite being written 2 decades ago + DISTANT NEIGHBORS + decoding the culture + The Best Book in English about Mexico and Mexicans.             There's a Word for It in Mexico18 reviews Boye Lafayette De Mente McGraw-Hill, 1998 quick and to the point I thought this book was very good. I know of no other that gets to the point more quicky without delving into lengthy narratives about the history, culture etc. As a frequent traveler and student of Mexican culture for over 40 years, I can attest to it's honest and factual information. If your ...