Note from the author:Don't buy this edition! I just released a new edition in February 2020. Click the arrow above next to "Paperback" and choose the February 2020 edition. Or type 096007452X in the search bar to find the new edition. It has a boat on the cover. Thanks! E-mail eric@IcelandWithKids.com if you have any trouble. “Kind of like getting the best tips from a friend who’s just been.” An international trip can seem overwhelming. Will your cell phone work? What kind of power converter do you need? What if your kid gets sick? And then there's the figuring out what to do once you're there. Why does everyone have a list of "must see" places? If you saw them all, you'd be in Iceland for a year. Or maybe forever. “We purchased (or borrowed) several Iceland guidebooks including Lonely Planet, Frommers, Rick Steves, and Lonely Planet Ring Road, but this was my favorite.” We want to simplify the process. We walk you through the steps of preparing for your trip to Iceland. You'll find pages and pages of information about your cell phone, power adapters, and how to find the medicine you need. And we'll help you develop a touring itinerary, with sample itineraries based on length of stay and reviews and detailed recommendations for hundreds of destinations in Iceland. “His descriptions are so candid, offering up positives and negatives - info you can actually use.” This is a different kind of travel book. Adults will love the detailed planning information, and we hope kids (and adults) will enjoy the more than 300 full color pictures throughout the book. You won't find a list of every single hotel in Iceland or every single restaurant. You'll likely look at online reviews for those. And you won't find a list of every single attraction. You can't see it all, so please don't try! We give you plenty to cover in a vacation of any length. “What I am saying is, this book is VERY thorough. I can almost guarantee that this book will have a wealth of information for you, even if you've already planned your trip like I had.” It's also different because the author will answer your questions! Contact us at IcelandWithKids.com or by email and we'll respond. Really! One bonus: We recently finished a video course to teach you how to drive safely and confidently in Iceland. A local Icelander reviewed the course and said, “Absolutely amazing! … I’m blown away to be honest.” If you purchase any edition of our book, even as a pre-order, contact us and we’ll send you a code to get the driving course for free!

Iceland With Kids: A Step by Step Guide to Planning Your Iceland Vacation

Reference

Newman, Éric

Newman, Lora

Atlases & Maps

Travel Step by Step

"Kind of like getting the best tips from a friend who’s just been." An international trip can seem overwhelming. Will your cell phone work? What kind of power converter do you need? What if your kid gets sick? And then there's the figuring out what to do once you're there. Why does everyone have a list of "must see" places? If you saw them all, you'd be in Iceland for a year. Or maybe forever. "We purchased (or borrowed) several Iceland guidebooks including Lonely Planet, Frommers, Rick Steves, and Lonely Planet Ring Road, but this was my favorite." We want to simplify the process. We walk you through the steps of preparing for your trip to Iceland. You'll find pages and pages of information about your cell phone, power adapters, and how to find the medicine you need. And we'll help you develop a touring itinerary, with sample itineraries based on length of stay and reviews and detailed recommendations for hundreds of destinations in Iceland. "His descriptions are so candid, offering up positives and negatives - info you can actually use." This is a different kind of travel book. Adults will love the detailed planning information, and we hope kids (and adults) will enjoy the more than 300 full color pictures throughout the book. You won't find a list of every single hotel in Iceland or every single restaurant. You'll likely look at online reviews for those. And you won't find a list of every single attraction. You can't see it all, so please don't try! We give you plenty to cover in a vacation of any length. "What I am saying is, this book is VERY thorough. I can almost guarantee that this book will have a wealth of information for you, even if you've already planned your trip like I had." It's also different because the author will answer your questions! Contact us at IcelandWithKids.com or by email and we'll respond. Really! One bonus: We recently finished a video course to teach you how to drive safely and confidently in Iceland. A local Icelander reviewed the course and said, "Absolutely amazing! … I'm blown away to be honest." If you purchase any edition of our book, contact us and we'll send you a code to get the driving course for free! And another bonus: All purchases of the print book receive an eBook edition (ePub, Kinle mobi, or PDF) completely free. See IcelandWithKids.com/book for details.

Iceland With Kids: The Step by Step Guide to Planning Your Vacation in Iceland

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Every spring, puffin parents come back to the same cliff to raise a single baby puffling. And every fall, all of the parents pick one day to leave so that their babies can start taking care of themselves. The pufflings have an instinct to fly toward the moon, which would lead them to the ocean and away from the cliff. But the lights of civilization confuse some of the pufflings, who then end up lost and lonely on land.But then something amazing happens! Kids who live on Iceland's Westman Islands look for those lost pufflings in town every September. They keep them overnight in little houses they have made for just this purpose, and then take them to the Sea Life Trust. The pufflings are checked out by the team there, and most of the pufflings are healthy enough to be released to the ocean. In the fall of 2019, children on the Westman Islands rescued over 7,500 pufflings! Follow along as Lundi the puffling gets lost and then saved, based on the true child heroes of Iceland!

Lundi the Lost Puffin: The Child Heroes of Iceland

Children's Books

Animals

If you’re planning to visit Iceland, the amount of information out there can feel overwhelming. How long should you stay for? Should you go all the way around Ring Road? How do you get your cell phone working? What about if you get sick? Here are (more than!) 100 tips you won’t find in most guidebooks. It’s an essential companion when you’re planning a vacation to Iceland!\n“100 Tips for Visiting Iceland is a great book and travel companion – full of little tidbits you never knew you needed to know, when travelling to Iceland.” 
–Snorri Valsson, Icelandic Tourist Board\n“A visit to Iceland is one of life’s most amazing experiences. Eric’s recommendations elevate your visit with helpful logistical and cultural insights that would take a while to figure out on your own.” 
–David Johnson, Icelandic National League of the United States

100 Tips for Visiting Iceland: Save money, time, and stress when planning your Iceland vacation!

History

Europe

Iceland Step by Step

Just when newly single Chelsea Chambers' best efforts fail to produce the success she needs at her coffee shop, a curious stranger brings new customers to her shop in the hopes of getting a direct line to the divine.

Miracle at the Higher Grounds Café (A Heavenly Novel)

Literature & Fiction

LUCADO, MAX

Lee, Candace

United States

Thorndike Press

At the crossroads of art and science, Beautiful Brain presents Nobel Laureate Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s contributions to neuroscience through his groundbreaking artistic brain imagery. Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1852–1934) was the father of modern neuroscience and an exceptional artist. He devoted his life to the anatomy of the brain, the body’s most complex and mysterious organ. His superhuman feats of visualization, based on fanatically precise techniques and countless hours at the microscope, resulted in some of the most remarkable illustrations in the history of science. Beautiful Brain presents a selection of his exquisite drawings of brain cells, brain regions, and neural circuits with accessible descriptive commentary. These drawings are explored from multiple perspectives: Larry W. Swanson describes Cajal’s contributions to neuroscience; Lyndel King and Eric Himmel explore his artistic roots and achievement; Eric A. Newman provides commentary on the drawings; and Janet M. Dubinsky describes contemporary neuroscience imaging techniques. This book is the companion to a traveling exhibition opening at the Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis in February 2017, marking the first time that many of these works, which are housed at the Instituto Cajal in Madrid, have been seen outside of Spain. Beautiful Brain showcases Cajal’s contributions to neuroscience, explores his artistic roots and achievement, and looks at his work in relation to contemporary neuroscience imaging, appealing to general readers and professionals alike.

The Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramon y Cajal

Swanson, Larry W.

Araque, Alfonso

Dubinsky, Janet M.

History & Criticism

Abrams Books

Les Ascensions célestes (French Edition)

Genre Fiction

Edilivre

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