Cycling Tuscany (Cycline)1 review Verlag Esterbauer, 2002 Nice addition to your pack This guide is right sized to fit easily into one of your touring packs. The pages are rugged, bright and easy to read. Lots of color, pictures and detail. The arrow coding of hills along the route is great. Some recommended improvements include a better color coding system for showing routes, ...             Rick Steves' Italy 2008 (Rick Steves)25 reviews Rick Steves Avalon Travel Publishing, 2007 Highly useful. It takes a little use to get used to the basic order of the city-specific information (intro, sights, hotels, food + other info). After you do, though, the guide is AMAZING. The self-guided walks in Rome are not to be missed.             Vanilla Beans & Brodo: Real Life in the Hills of Tuscany23 reviews Isabella Dusi Simon & Schuster UK, 2002 Quite enjoyable reading. + If you go to Montalcino, this is THE book to read. + Vanilla Beans & Brodo goes great with Bel Vino! + I loved this book!             The Hills of Tuscany46 reviews Ferenc Mate Delta, 1999 A TUSCANY BOTH SERENE AND SEDUCTIVE + Loving all things Italian + Experiencing Tuscany + Tuscany at its best + Thoughts from Judith Petres Balogh             The Most Beautiful Villages of Tuscany (Most Beautiful Villages)20 reviews James Bentley Thames & Hudson, 1997 Tuscany + beautiful villages of tuscany + Wonderful for so many reasons + The Most Beautiful Villages of Tuscany             Pasquale's Nose: Idle Days in an Italian Town13 reviews Michael Rips Back Bay Books, 2002 The place is for real... + Zen Italy + A Nose for Humor by Uriel Dana Having read and greatly enjoyed this story, I later found myself at Sutri enroute from Rome to Tuscany. My wife and I stopped to stretch our legs and see the town. It is as described, and so are the people. When Michael's name and/or book were mentioned, most people rolled their eyes (lovingly). ...             The Lady in the Palazzo: At Home in Umbria15 reviews Marlena de Blasi Algonquin Books, 2006 De Blasi does it again! + The Lady in the Palazzo: At Home in Umbria + A Wonderful Book! So many authors do one "hit" book and then start rushing out second-rate sequels to capitalize on the success of the first one. Well, not Marlena D.B. I've enjoyed all three of her books VERY much. The whole saga of dealing with Italian real estate in "Palazzo" is absolutely incredible -- and I ...             Bicycle Touring in Tuscany2 reviews David Cleveland Chainring Press, 2005 very helpful book Just got back from a week long ride (#5) outlined in this book and was very happy with it (copied relevant pages only and took that with us vs. lugging the whole thing along, and color didn't matter as we were seeing it in real life). Really appreciated lots of little helpful hints, tips and ...             Italy by Bike: 105 Tours from the Alps to Sicily (Dolce Vita)1 review Touring Club of Italy Touring Club of Italy, 2004 Good for recreational cyclist. Good route descriptions for the touring cyclist. The routes are a bit short and unchallenging for the expereinced cyclist or the cyclist seeking challenging training terrain. This is a good guide, and I have not found anything better. Recommend.             In Tuscany23 reviews Frances Mayes Broadway, 2000 Fantastic Book + In Tuscany. + Worth every cent! + Beautiful photographs             A Vineyard in Tuscany: A Wine Lover's Dream29 reviews Ferenc Mate Albatross, 2007 Funny, descriptive and entertaining + PARADISE REGAINED + A Vinyard in Tuscany + The Best Book on Tuscany             Under the Tuscan Sun434 reviews Frances Mayes Broadway, 1997 Under the Tuscan Sun ISBN 0767900383 - As a fan of lists, I'm always curious about books that make bestseller lists. I rarely read them, but I'm always curious. This was the case with Under the Tuscan Sun until a rather beat-up, unsellable copy fell into my hands. My curiosity, but little else, has been satisfied. ...             A Valley in Italy18 reviews Lisa St. Aubin De Teran Harper Perennial, 1995 Get lost in this wonderful story!! + Going native in Umbria I loved this book and it was one of those few books that I actually slowed down at the end because I didn't want to get to the last page. I love her eccentric life and didn't find it distracting at all! It moved beautifully!             Putumayo Presents: Italian Café13 reviews Various Artists Putumayo World Music, 2005 Italien Café + Lots of fun + A Great CD + Put this CD on, whip up an espresso, and pretend you're in Italy             Bella Tuscany: The Sweet Life in Italy130 reviews Frances Mayes Broadway, 2000 Bella Tuscany + Bella Tuscany + Bella Tuscany I had re-read Under the Tuscan sun, I love Frances Mayes style of writting and I love I Italy, I could litterly see it in her writing and when I did see actual pictures it was as I imagined love the book and will re-read it to at some time, have gotten her other 2 books as well             Inside The Tuscan Hills Inside The Tuscan Hills17 reviews TravelVideoStore.com, 2004 Makes me want to go there! + Viva Tuscany ! viva Italia + Wonderful travelogue + Inside the Tuscan Hills DVD             The Reluctant Tuscan49 reviews Phil Doran Gotham, 2005 Haven't laughed hard at a book in ages - Absolutely wonderful! + tuscan + Entertaining Must Read I originally bought this book at a retail store to give me something to preoccupy myself while waiting for my husband at the doctor's office. It turned out to be wonderfully entertaining. I couldn't stop laughing at all the antics and descriptions. This book went from originally to be "disposable" ...             Bread and Tulips78 reviews Licia Maglietta, Bruno Ganz Sony Pictures, 2002 Charming, funny, feel-good film... + Perfectly palatable + Love, Love, Love + italian semi-romance             Extra Virgin: A Young Woman Discovers the Italian Riviera, Where Every Month Is Enchanted51 reviews Annie Hawes Harper Paperbacks, 2002 A Wonderful Book + A Year in Ligure + Living as an Italian + Wonderful!!! + A wonderful read             Bel Vino: A Year of Sundrenched Pleasure Among the Vines of Tuscany2 reviews Isabella Dusi Simon & Schuster UK, 2004 Bel Vino is Bellissimo Having lived in Southern Italy for 4 years in my teenage years, I find myself living vicariously through Isabella in her books! As the mystery of the Brunello history unfolds, it becomes even more intriguing. So like an amazing tapestry as she discovers how the "founding" families intertwine! ...