Illustrated Guide to the Flowers of Saudi Arabia

Sheila Collenette

Interlink Pub Group

Square Sm Quarto, Hardcover, Illustrated Boards, Ribbon Page Marker, 1989, PP.141,

Our Garden Book

M. J. Brazier

Parenting & Relationships

The wadis which lie to the west of the main Theban mountain were last officially explored by Howard Carter in 1916 and 1917. He suggested in a subsequent article that these wadis might contain the burial ground of the XVIIIth dynasty royal family members whose burials were then missing.The granting of the concession toexcavate the Valley of the Kings to theEarl of Carnarvon, and the subsequentdiscovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun,meant that Carter never returned to theWestern Wadis to test his theory.The burials of many members of theXVIIIth dynasty royal family remain missing to this day. Since Carter sexploration of this area the evidence inthese wadis has been examined by manypeople, both officially and unofficially, but this report represents the results of the first Ministry of Antiquities-approvedattempt to re-address Howard Carter shypothesis.

The Western Wadis of the Theban Necropolis

Piers Litherland

History

The story begins in China at the turn of the 20th century and follows the life of a servant girl who longs to bring her mother and brother to join her in the New World. The exquisite and highly authentic illustrations were meticulously researched by Grace Lin.

Jade Necklace

Paul Yee

Children's Books

Whatever first draws you to the YucatÃ n peninsula of Mexico - be it ancient Mayan temples, white Caribbean beaches, vibrant handicrafts, elusive wildlife or fiery food - you're sure to be delighted by its wealth of opportunities. This fascinating and definitive guide goes far beyond the tourist trail to provide a deep insight into this vibrant region.
* Includes essential information on diving, snorkeling and water sports * Contains practical travel advice and easy-to-use maps * Hand-picks the best places to stay and eat, plus top sites for each region * With in-depth cultural and historical backgrounds 
"If you look at life as a journey rather than a destination, then Cadogan Guides are the manuals for you." -Everything France magazine

Yucatan & Mayan Mexico (Cadogan Guides)

Travel

Nick Rider

Mexico

Britain's best town and country cycling guide with original routes on pocketable cards Here's a great new twist to the cycling guide: instead of a book, a box filled with 50 cycling cards. Each has a different route fully described and illustrated. Pocket a card, leave the box behind, and enjoy your cycling day out. 
 These reusable cards are the lightest possible cycling routes, far more convenient than a book or hand-held device. And the transparent plastic sleeve means you don't have to worry about damp pages when it rains. Clip it on to the handlebars, or keep it in a pocket. 
 -Explore the best of the British countryside, including many of the National Parks. All routes are on 1:250,000 mapping, plus large scale extracts for off-road sections -One or two-day rides, and a few longer tours-perfect for a short break, and there are tips for charming places to stay -Easily accessible routes with many linking in with convenient public transportation around Britain's main cities and towns -Routes mainly on minor and unclassified roads and lanes but plenty of off-road too. It includes a range of difficulty to suit both novice and experienced cyclists. Each card is a complete guide to one or more cycling routes, with information on transportation, essential directions and interesting things to look out for along the way.

Cyclist's Britain in a Box (Cyclist's in a Box)

Reference

Arnold Robinson

Chris Hutt

Atlases & Maps

One World Vegetarian Cookbook

An information-packed gastronomic tour of the world and the ultimate resource for global vegetarian recipes One World Vegetarian Cookbook starts in your backyard-buying produce at your local farmers' market or perhaps growing your own vegetables and herbs-then reaches around the world to bring the diversity and delight of vegetarian dishes into your kitchen. Whether you only have a window box with some herbs, or a small garden behind the house, this is the seed that connects creative home-cooking to the traditional recipes that travel the globe, blending with local culture. With an emphasis on simplicity and versatility, you'll find it easy to create dishes such as Bean bredie from South Africa, barley risotto from Italy, Nepalese lentil curry or lemongrass scented Thai soup. All you need to do is stock up your spice rack and take your taste buds traveling. * Over 200 easy-to-cook vegetarian dishes * Clear, step-by-step cooking method  * Personal recipes from around the world  * Full-color photographs throughout * Food facts and a glossary of foods  The delicious recipes and beautiful photography combined with cultural and historic details make this a truly wonderful cookbook.

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Troth Wells

Cooking by Ingredient

The Calligrapher's Secret

A new international bestseller from the award-winning author of The Dark Side of Love In the narrow streets of the old city of Damascus, a rumor is circulating: Nura, the beautiful wife of the famous calligrapher Hamid Farsi, has escaped. Why would she leave behind a life envied by so many? Could it be that she was the victim of a kidnapping by one of her husband's enemies? Even as a young man, Hamid Farsi is acclaimed as a master of the art of calligraphy. But as time goes by, he sees that weaknesses in the Arabic language and its script limit its uses in the modern world. In a secret society, he works out schemes for radical reform, never guessing what risks he is running and how far the purists are willing to go to stop him. His beautiful wife, Nura, is ignorant of the great plans on her husband's mind. She knows only his cold, avaricious side and so it is no wonder she feels flattered by the attentions of his amusing, lively young apprentice. And so begins a passionate love story--the love of a Muslim woman and a Christian man.

Literature & Fiction

Rafik Schami

Literary

These reusable cards are the lightest possible guides to country walks, far more convenient than a book or hand-held device. And the transparent plastic sleeve means you donÂ’t have to worry about damp pages when it rains. Â• Walks in classic walking country, and in little-known places Â• Most are easy half-day circular routes, but a few are more challenging. Â• Walks near charming places to stay so one can combine great walking with memorable overnight stops. Â• Each card is a complete guide to a walking route, with full directions, plus maps and interesting things to look for along the way.

Walkers Britain in a Box: The Region's Best Walks on Pocketable Cards

David Hancock

Nick Channer

AN ENGAGING INTRODUCTION TO A CULTURAL GIANT
Long before it became an Italian offshore island, Sicily was the land in the center of the Mediterranean where the great civilizations of Europe and Northern Africa met. In ancient times it was the scene of conflicts between Carthaginians, Greeks and Romans and there are still more, better preserved Greek temples in Sicily than in the whole of mainland Greece. An Arab invasion in 827 made Sicily home to an Islamic culture, and through Sicily the Arabs introduced to Europe a range of products from sugar to pasta. Other conquering forces included the Catalan-Aragonese, the Spanish, the French, the Austrians and even the British who invented Marsala wine.
Sicily today is familiar and unfamiliar, modernized and unchanging. Visitors will find in an out-of-the-way town an Aragonese castle, will stumble across a Norman church by the side of a lesser traveled road, will see red Muslim-styles domes over a Christian shrine, will find a Baroque church of breathtaking beauty in a village, will catch a glimpse from the motorway of a solitary Greek temple on the horizon and will happen on a the celebrations of the patron saint of a run-down district of a city, and will stop and wonder. There is more to Sicily than the Godfather and the mafia.
--Land of Myth and Religious Feast: The myth of Persephone at the lake of Pergusa: the Holy Week processions in Enna and Erice; the festivities for St. Rosalia in Palermo, St. Agatha in Catania, St. James in Caltagirone. --History in Stone: The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento; Norman cathedrals in Palermo, Monreale and Cefalu; Saracen and Aragonese castles; Arab-Norman-Byzantine mosaics in the Palace of the Normans in Palermo. --Islands and Cities: The Aeolian Islands with their volcanoes at Stromboli and Vulcano; the hauntingly beautiful cities of Taormina and Cefalu; Mount Etna; the eighteenth-century Baroque towns of Ragusa and Noto.

Sicily: A Cultural History (Interlink Cultural Histories)

Arts & Photography

Joseph Farrell

History & Criticism

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