"We come to Paris as to a stage on which to enact an episode of our love life, but before we know it we get caught under her spell and find out, to our astonishment, that it is Paris herself that has got under our skin, the one love story that has no rival and that even time will never erode." 
 Romantic Paris is an invitation to join in an around-the-clock and a dream-come-true celebration of the ultimate city of romance. Written by acknowledged Paris resident of over forty years who has been writing about the city for nearly fifteen years, Thirza Vallois has the place at her fingertips and gives you the best of the best of romantic Paris. Vallois walks you to all the city's treasured spots and secret corners, and provides you with a choice of fabulous places-hotels, restaurants, cafés, shops, museums, night life-that she has carefully selected to suit couples of all ages, all budgets, and as varied a spectrum as possible. 
 Romantic Paris is the ideal guide for those who seek to enjoy Paris at its most stylish and most sensual. Interwoven with charming as well as outrageous anecdotes and stories of the city's love life throughout the ages, Romantic Paris makes for an exciting and entertaining read. Filled with gorgeous pictures, it also makes a perfect gift for lovers of the city, and is an invaluable companion even if you are visiting the city on your own.

Romantic Paris (A GUIDE)

Travel

Thirza Vallois

Europe

Arris Publishing Ltd

Countless movies have portrayed Arabs as loathsome lechers who terrorise, murder, and finally die in drovesl In Reel Bad Arabs film scholar Jack Shaheen exposes in fascinating detail this appalling side of the Hollywood 'dream' machine. This stupendous study dissects this slanderous history dating from cinema's earliest days to contemporary Hollywood blockbusters that feature Bedouin bandits, sinister sheikhs, machine-gun wielding and bomb-blowing "evil" Arabs. He examines how and why such a stereotype has grown and spread in the film industry and what may be done to change Hollywood's defamation of Arabs.

Reel Bad Arabs : How Hollywood Vilifies a People

Humor & Entertainment

Movies

War in the Land of Egypt

Al-Qa'id, Yusuf

Palestine : A Traveller's Guide (A GUIDE)

Asia

The War on Truth : Disinformation and the Anatomy of Terrorism

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

In 1970, Henry Lincoln came upon the enigma that surrounds the small village of Rennes-le-Chateau, set in the foothills of the Pyrenees. "The Holy Place" is a natural and perfect pentacle of mountain peaks surrounded by a titanic, man-made temple. The author had to decode the most cryptic of clues that have dispersed down the centuries in paintings and parchments, on tombstones and in churches. It has now been revealed as an immense geometric temple, stretching for miles across the landscape, a constellation of pentacles, circles and hexagons. The complexity of its engineering far exceeds that of the pyramids of Egypt and led the author to question just how it could have been built. Using evidence in measure-mapping and surveying, the author demonstrates that the basic measurements for this amazing structure has a precise mathematical basis and is not the result of arbitrary calculations. Henry Lincoln is the co-author of "The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail" and is the presentor of BBC TV's "Chronicle" programmes.

Holy Place : Decoding the Mystery of Rennes-Le-Chateau

Henry Lincoln

Reference

Disfigured

Al-Baz, Rania

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