books by Matthew Firestone     books:     Matthew Firestone      Panama (Country Guide) Matthew Firestone Lonely Planet, 2007 Very useful I traveled in Panama for about 2 weeks using local transportation, and this book was really helpful. There is a lot of information and background about the culture and history of the country, too, which is nice. However, prices (hotels in particular) were not accurate ...             The White House (American Symbols) Firestone, Mary Picture Window Books, 2004 From the early 1800s, American presidents and their families have called the White House home. But as secret service agent Keneesha explains, the White House is more than just a place to live; its also the presidents office and one of the countrys greatest symbols of leadership.             Our American Flag (American Symbols) Firestone, Mary Picture Window Books, 2002 Its stars and stripes ripple and wave. Its the United States flag, and Americans have flown it for more than 200 years. Join seamstress Mary Pickersgill for a trip through time to see how this symbol of freedom came to be.             Lonely Planet Costa Rica (Lonely Planet Spanish Guides) Mara Vorhees, Matthew Firestone Lonely Planet Publications, 2007             Tokyo (City Guide) Matthew Firestone Lonely Planet, 2008 Reformatted, Not Revised? I found the previous edition of the Lonely Planet Tokyo city guide handy as an independent traveler. Unfortunately, the new edition appears to be a reformatted version of the 2006 edition, rather than an update. For example: pp. 62-63 - The guide bizarrely ...             Egypt (Country Guide) Matthew Firestone, Rafael Wlodarski, ... Lonely Planet, 2008 Egypt Country Guide Havent actually been to Egypt yet - but the guide is well laid out and easy to read. I think it will be very useful.             Our U.S. Capitol (American Symbols) Firestone, Mary Picture Window Books, 2007 The U.S. Capitol houses both the Congress and Senate, but do you know its history? This building, which stands as a symbol of freedom and democracy, took more than 30 years to build. It has survived through wars, and has had many changes and additions. Join a tour guide and learn more about the U.S. capitol.             Southern Africa (Multi Country Guide) Alan Murphy, Kate Armstrong, ... Lonely Planet, 2007 Lonely Planet Southern Africa This book give a great overview of Southern Africa, history, what to see and what is a must see. Having never visited Africa, this was my book to read prior to the trip. I have watched several of the movies they suggest in the book and they are excellent. Lonely Planet ...             The Statue of Liberty (American Symbols) Firestone, Mary Picture Window Books, 2004 The Statue of Liberty is the tallest woman in the United States and one of the countrys most beloved symbols of freedom. Listen as park ranger Jeanetta tells the amazing story of Lady Libertys journey in 1885 from France to New York Harbor.             The Liberty Bell (American Symbols) Firestone, Mary Picture Window Books, 2002 This is an excellent book! A must -read! Oh, no! Not another book about the Liberty Bell, and at first glance, a rather juvenile-looking one, at that. But--this is an excellent book! Themed as if taking a tour at Liberty Bell Center in Philadelphia, it is appealingly illustrated with broad, earth-tone ...             Our National Anthem (American Symbols) (American Symbols) Mary Firestone, Norman Pearl Picture Window Books, 2006 If you love your country, sing! Since 1931, The Star Spangled Banner has been the national anthem of the United States. Journey back to 1814, and join Francis Scott Key, the man who wrote the words to the anthem, for a close look at this song of freedom.             Lonely Planet Sur de Africa / Lonely Planet Africa Meridional (Lonely Planet. (Spanish Guides)) Alan Murphy, Matthew D. Firestone, ... Lonely Planet Publications, 2008             The Lincoln Memorial (American Symbols) Firestone, Mary Picture Window Books, 2007 The Lincoln Memorial honors Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. It also stands today as a symbol of unity and freedom. Why does it stand for these things? Join a tour guide and learn more about the creation and importance of the Lincoln Memorial.             Lonely Planet Kenya Matthew Firestone Lonely Planet Publications, 2009          products you might be interested in search for books american, capitol, memorial, meridional, national, southern      toavi.com    web we recommend This is an excellent book! A must -read! randomly chosen electronics: Nikon D40, D60 - 52mm High Resolution 3-piece Filter Set (UV, Fluorescent, ...