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Lonely Planet’s Kyoto
is your passport to the
most relevant,
up-to-date advice on what
to see and skip, and
what hidden discoveries
await you. Walk through
thousands of vermillion
entrance gates towards
the summit of Fushimi
Inari-Taisha; glimpse
‘old Japan’ in the
lanes of Gion; and time
your trip for the best
cherry blossom and
crimson maple leaves. All
with your trusted travel
companion. Get to the
heart of destination and
begin your journey
now!Inside Lonely
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maps and images
throughout- Highlights
and itineraries help you
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interests- Insider tips
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and trouble spots-
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etiquetteCovers Downtown
Kyoto, Kyoto Station
Area, Southern
Higashiyama, Northern
Higashiyama, Central
Kyoto, Northwest Kyoto,
Arashiyama & Sagano,
Kitayama Area & North
Kyoto
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”A modern Graham
Greene”. (Sunday
Times). Robert Grieve -
pushing thirty and eager
to side-step a life of
quiet desperation as a
small-town teacher -
decides to go missing. As
he crosses the border
from Thailand to
Cambodia, he tests the
threshold of a new
future. And on that first
night, a small windfall
precipitates a chain of
events involving a bag of
`jinxed` money, a suave
American, a corrupt
policeman and a rich
doctor`s daughter, in
which Robert`s life is
changed forever. Alive
with malice and grace,
this is a taut tale
reminiscent of the
nightmares of Patricia
Highsmith: a story of
double identities, and
innocence in the midst of
evil, from a master of
atmosphere and
observation.
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Winner of the 2018 Edward
Stanford Travel Writing
Award for Fiction with a
Sense of Place.Beside a
lake in the northern
Canadian wilderness,
fifteen-year-old Zachary
Tayler lives a lonely and
isolated life with his
father. His only
neighbours are a leech
trapper, an eccentric
millionaire, and an
expert in snow. But then
one summer the enigmatic
and shape-shifting Eva
Spiller arrives in search
of the remains of her
parents and together they
embark on a strange and
disconcerting journey of
discovery. Nothing at
Sitting Down Lake is
quite as it seems. The
forest hides ruins and
mysteries; the past can
never be fully
understood. And as Zach
and Eva make their way
through this haunted
landscape, they move
ever closer towards an
acceptance of what in the
end is lost and what can
truly be found.In his
fourth novel,
award-winning author
Tristan Hughes returns to
the landscape of his
youth in this vivid and
poetic coming-of-age
story about death, life,
and the changes they
bring. Set against the
harsh, unforgiving
beauty of the forests of
northern Ontario,
Hummingbird unravels a
moving tale of loss,
absence and redemption.
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The best intentions can
be deadly During a
white-hot summer on the
idyllic Greek island of
Hydra, two girls fall
into one another`s lives
to devastating effect.
When Samantha, a young,
impressionable American,
meets Naomi, a Brit with
a taste for danger,
their relationship
quickly takes on a
special intensity. Amid
the sun, sea and high
society of island life,
their imaginations are
sparked when one day they
find a young Arab man,
Faoud, washed up on
shore, a casualty of the
crisis raging across the
Aegean. But when their
seemingly simple plan to
help the stranger goes
wrong, all must face the
horrific consequences
they have set in motion.
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Lonely Planet’s Cape
Town & the Garden Route
is your passport to the
most relevant,
up-to-date advice on what
to see and skip, and
what hidden discoveries
await you. Soak in the
view from the summit of
Table Mountain, take a
boat to Robben Island for
an insight into the
country’s history, and
explore the beaches,
forests and verdant
mountains along the
majestic Garden Route –
all with your trusted
travel companion. Get to
the heart of Cape Town
and begin your journey
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the Garden Route:- Colour
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Simon’s Town & Southern
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Stellenbosch,
Franschhoek, Paarl,
Robertson, Hermanus,
Stanford, Darling,
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In October 1940, the
handsome young David
Sparsholt arrives in
Oxford. A keen athlete
and oarsman, he at first
seems unaware of the
effect he has on others
– particularly on the
lonely and romantic Evert
Dax, son of a celebrated
novelist and destined to
become a writer himself.
While the Blitz rages in
London, Oxford exists at
a strange remove: an
ephemeral, uncertain
place, in which nightly
blackouts conceal secret
liaisons. Over the course
of one momentous term,
David and Evert forge an
unlikely friendship that
will colour their lives
for decades to come...
Alan Hollinghurst’s
masterly new novel evokes
the intimate
relationships of a group
of friends bound together
by art, literature and
love across three
generations. It explores
the social and sexual
revolutions of the most
pivotal years of the past
century, whose
life-changing
consequences are still
being played out to this
day. Richly observed,
disarmingly witty and
emotionally charged, The
Sparsholt Affair is an
unmissable achievement
from one of our finest
writers.
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* Winner of the Andrew
Carnegie Medal for
Excellence in Fiction*
New York Times Bestseller
* A New York Times
Notable Book and a
Washington Post Notable
Fiction Book of 2017*
Longlisted for the
National Book Award for
Fiction* Named a Best
Book of 2017 by NPR, The
Guardian, Vogue,
Esquire, Kirkus Reviews,
Philadelphia Inquirer,
BookPage, Bustle,
Southern Living, and St.
Louis
Post-Dispatch”Immensely
satisfying...an
old-fashioned
page-turner, tweaked by
this witty and
sophisticated
writer...Egan is masterly
at displaying
mastery...she works a
formidable kind of
magic.” -Dwight Garner,
The New York TimesThe
long-awaited novel from
the Pulitzer
Prize-winning author of A
Visit from the Goon
Squad, Manhattan Beach
opens in Brooklyn during
the Great Depression.
Anna Kerrigan, nearly
twelve years old,
accompanies her father to
the house of a man who,
she gleans, is crucial
to the survival of her
father and her family.
Anna observes the
uniformed servants, the
lavishing of toys on the
children, and some
secret pact between her
father and Dexter Styles.
Years later, her father
has disappeared and the
country is at war. Anna
works at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, where women
are allowed to hold jobs
that had always belonged
to men. She becomes the
first female diver, the
most dangerous and
exclusive of occupations,
repairing the ships that
will help America win the
war. She is the sole
provider for her mother,
a farm girl who had a
brief and glamorous
career as a Ziegfield
folly, and her lovely,
severely disabled sister.
At a night club, she
chances to meet Styles,
the man she visited with
her father before he
vanished, and she begins
to understand the
complexity of her
father`s life, the
reasons he might have
been murdered.
Mesmerizing, hauntingly
beautiful, with the pace
and atmosphere of a noir
thriller and a wealth of
detail about organized
crime, the merchant
marine and the clash of
classes in New York,
Egan`s first historical
novel is a masterpiece,
a deft, startling,
intimate exploration of a
transformative moment in
the lives of women and
men, America and the
world. Manhattan Beach is
a magnificent novel by
one of the greatest
writers of our time.
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Lonely Planet’s Costa
Rica is your passport to
the most relevant,
up-to-date advice on what
to see and skip, and
what hidden discoveries
await you. Pick a river
for some heart-pounding
white-water rafting;
lounge in a hammock or
snorkel off uncrowded
beaches on the Southern
Caribbean Coast; and spot
monkeys, crocs, toucans
and iguanas. All with
your trusted travel
companion. Get to the
heart of Costa Rica and
begin your journey
now!Inside Lonely
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and itineraries help you
tailor your trip to your
personal needs and
interests- Insider tips
to save time and money
and get around like a
local, avoiding crowds
and trouble spots-
Essential info at your
fingertips - hours of
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Honest reviews for all
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San Jose, Central Valley
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Northern Lowlands,
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Southern Costa Rica &
Peninsula de Osa
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Set in a luxurious grand
hotel just outside
Lisbon, at the height of
the Second World War,
Estoril is a delightful
and poignant novel about
exile, divided
loyalties, fear and
survival. The hotel`s
guests include spies,
fallen kings, refugees
from the Balkans, Nazis,
American diplomats and
stateless Jews. The
Portuguese secret police
broodingly observe the
visitors, terrified that
their country`s
neutrality will be
compromised. The novel
seamlessly fuses the
stories of its invented
characters with
appearances by historical
figures like the ex-King
Carol of Romania, the
great Polish pianist Jan
Paderewski, the British
agent Ian Fleming, the
Russian chess grandmaster
Alexander Alekhine and
the French writer and
flyer Antoine de St
Exupery, who forms a
poignant friendship with
a young Jewish boy living
alone in the hotel.
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Lonely Planet’s Ecuador
& the Galapagos Islands
is your passport to the
most relevant,
up-to-date advice on what
to see and skip, and
what hidden discoveries
await you. Delve into the
past in Quito’s vibrant
Centro Historico, hike
around Cotopaxi for
million-dollar views,
and spot blue-footed
boobies and red-billed
tropicbirds in Punta
Suarez – all with your
trusted travel companion.
Get to the heart of
Ecuador & the Galapagos
Islands and begin your
journey now!Inside Lonely
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Galapagos Islands:-
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interests- Insider tips
to save time and money
and get around like a
local, avoiding crowds
and trouble spots-
Essential info at your
fingertips - hours of
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transit tips, prices-
Honest reviews for all
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Covers Quito, Northern
Highlands, Central
Highlands, Cuenca & the
Southern Highlands, The
Oriente, North Coast &
Lowlands, South Coast,
The Galapagos
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key pages in a flash-
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Lonely Planet’s Chile &
Easter Island is your
passport to the most
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skip, and what hidden
discoveries await you.
Strap on your pack and
hike through winding
forests to behold the
granite mountain spires
of Las Torres; watch
sunset turn the Valle de
la Luna intense purple,
gold, pink and yellow;
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statues of Easter Island.
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Santiago, Middle Chile,
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Archipielago Juan
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Chiloé, Northern
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Patagonia, Tierra del
Fuego, Easter Island
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Dinah Jefferies`
unforgettable new novel,
The Tea Planter`s Wife is
a haunting, tender
portrait of a woman
forced to choose between
her duty as a wife and
her instinct as a
mother...Nineteen-year-old
Gwendolyn Hooper steps
off a steamer in Ceylon
full of optimism, eager
to join her new husband.
But the man who greets
her at the tea plantation
is not the same one she
fell in love with in
London. Distant and
brooding, Laurence
spends long days wrapped
up in his work, leaving
his young bride to
explore the plantation
alone. It`s a place
filled with clues to the
past - locked doors, a
yellowed wedding dress in
a dusty trunk, an
overgrown grave hidden in
the grounds, far too
small for an adult...Gwen
soon falls pregnant and
her husband is overjoyed,
but she has little time
to celebrate. In the
delivery room the new
mother is faced with a
terrible choice, one she
knows no one in her upper
class set will understand
- least of all Laurence.
Forced to bury a secret
at the heart of her
marriage, Gwen is more
isolated than ever. When
the time comes, how will
her husband ever
understand what she has
done?The Tea Planter`s
Wife is a story of guilt,
betrayal and untold
secrets vividly and
entrancingly set in
colonial era Ceylon.
”Captivating, powerful
and passionate.”
(Deborah Rodriguez on The
Separation). ”A richly
detailed story...as
intimate as a kiss and as
sharp as the blade of a
knife.” (David Gilham
on The Separation). ”I
simply didn`t want to put
it down. Vivid and
atmospheric - you can
smell the tropics, feel
the drenching heat...”
(Isabel Wolff on The
Separation).
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The first in Robert
Wilson`s Seville series,
featuring the tortured
detective Javier Falcon.
The man is bound, gagged
and dead in front of his
television.The terrible
self-inflicted wounds
tell of his violent
struggle to avoid some
unseen horror. On the
screen? In his head? What
could make a man do that
to himself? It`s Easter
week in Seville, a time
of passion and
processions. But
detective Javier Falcon
is not celebrating.
Appalled by the victim`s
staring eyes he is
inexorably drawn into
this disturbing,
mystifying case. And when
the investigation into
the dead man`s life sends
Javier trawling though
his own past and into the
shocking journals of his
late father, a famous
artist, his unreliable
memory begins to churn.
Then there are more
killings and Falcon finds
himself pushed to the
edge of a terrifying
truth...
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Lonely Planet’s Pocket
New York City is your
passport to the most
relevant, up-to-date
advice on what to see and
skip, and what hidden
discoveries await you.
Stroll along the High
Line for a lofty view of
the city, soak up art
old and new at the Met
and MoMA, and walk
across the Brooklyn
Bridge for a dozen iconic
NYC photo ops – all
with your trusted travel
companion. Get to the
heart of New York City
and begin your journey
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York City:- Full-colour
maps and images
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and itineraries help you
tailor your trip to your
personal needs and
interests- Insider tips
to save time and money
and get around like a
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and trouble spots-
Essential info at your
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timeCovers Lower
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Chinatown, West Village,
Chelsea & the
Meatpacking District,
Upper West Side & Central
Park, Upper East Side,
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Flatiron District &
Gramercy, East Village &
Lower East Side,
Brooklyn, and more
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Amsterdam 1654: a
dangerous secret
threatens to destroy a
young widow`s new life.
Following the sudden
death of her husband,
twenty-five year old
Catrin leaves her small
village and takes a job
as housekeeper to the
successful Van Nulandt
merchant family.
Amsterdam is a city at
the peak of its powers:
science and art are
flourishing in the Golden
Age and Dutch ships bring
back exotic riches from
the Far East. When a
figure from her past
threatens her new life,
Catrin flees to Delft.
There, her painting
talent earns her a chance
as a pottery painter.
Slowly, the workshop
begins to develop a new
type of pottery to rival
the coveted Chinese
porcelain - and Delft
Blue is born. But when
tragedy strikes, Catrin
has a hard choice to
make. Rich and
engrossing, Midnight
Blue is perfect for fans
of Tulip Fever and Girl
with a Pearl Earring.
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Lonely Planet’s Best of
New York City 2019 is
your passport to the most
relevant, up-to-date
advice on what to see and
skip, and what hidden
discoveries await you.
Delve into the past in
the Ancient Greek, Roman
and Egyptian collections
of the Metropolitan
Museum; walk over the
Brooklyn Bridge at dusk,
as skyscrapers begin to
light up the night; and
pick your venue for the
hippest pre-show
cocktails. All with your
trusted travel companion.
Discover the best of New
York City and begin your
journey now!Inside Lonely
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York City 2019:-
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throughout- Highlights
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tailor your trip to your
personal needs and
interests- Insider tips
to save time and money
and get around like a
local, avoiding crowds
and trouble spots-
Essential info at your
fingertips - hours of
operation, phone
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transit tips, prices-
Honest reviews for all
budgets - eating,
sightseeing, going out,
shopping, hidden gems
that most guidebooks
miss- Cultural insights
give you a richer, more
rewarding travel
experience - covering
history, art, food,
wine, sport, politics-
Free, convenient
pull-out map (included in
print version), plus
easy-to-use color maps to
help you exploreCovers
Lower Manhattan & the
Financial District,
Soho, Chinatown, East
Village, West Village,
Chelsea, Meatpacking
District, Union Square,
Flatiron District,
Gramercy Park, Midtown,
Upper East Side, Upper
West Side, Central Park,
Harlem, Upper
Manhattan, Brooklyn,
Queens
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Lonely Planet’s Best of
Vietnam is your passport
to the most relevant,
up-to-date advice on what
to see and skip, and
what hidden discoveries
await you. Immerse
yourself in history in
the warren-like lanes of
Hoi An Old Town; cruise
through shimmering seas
past karst limestone
peaks in Halong Bay, and
kayak through ethereal
caves or trek verdant
rainforest mountains in
Phong Nha-Ke Bang
National Park. All with
your trusted travel
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best of Vietnam and begin
your journey now!Inside
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interests- Insider tips
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and trouble spots-
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fingertips - hours of
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transit tips, prices-
Honest reviews for all
budgets - eating,
sightseeing, going out,
shopping, hidden gems
that most guidebooks
miss- Cultural insights
provide a richer, more
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history, art, food,
sport, landscapes,
wildlife- Free,
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and Ho Chi Minh City maps
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easy-to-use colour maps
to help you explore-
Covers Hanoi, Halong
Bay, Sapa, Phong Nha-Ke
Bang National Park, Hoi
An, Hue, Mui Ne,
Dalat, Cat Tien National
Park, Ho Chi Minh City,
Con Dao Islands, Mekong
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A GUARDIAN BOOK OF THE
YEAR AN FT BOOK OF THE
YEAR A TLS BOOK OF THE
YEAR AN OBSERVER BOOK OF
THE YEAR A TELEGRAPH BOOK
OF THE YEAR From the
award-winning author of
If Nobody Speaks of
Remarkable Things.
Reservoir 13 tells the
story of many lives
haunted by one family`s
loss. Midwinter in the
early years of this
century. A teenage girl
on holiday has gone
missing in the hills at
the heart of England. The
villagers are called up
to join the search,
fanning out across the
moors as the police set
up roadblocks and a crowd
of news reporters
descends on their usually
quiet home. Meanwhile,
there is work that must
still be done: cows
milked, fences repaired,
stone cut, pints
poured, beds made,
sermons written, a
pantomime rehearsed. The
search for the missing
girl goes on, but so
does everyday life. As it
must. An extraordinary
novel of cumulative power
and grace, Reservoir 13
explores the rhythms of
the natural world and the
repeated human gift for
violence, unfolding over
thirteen years as the
aftershocks of a
stranger`s tragedy refuse
to subside. LONGLISTED
FOR THE MAN BOOKER PRIZE
SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2017
COSTA NOVEL AWARD
SHORTLISTED FOR THE
GOLDSMITHS PRIZE `A rare
and dazzling feat of art`
George Saunders, author
of Lincoln in the Bardo
`McGregor writes with
such grace and precision,
with love even, about
who and where we are,
that he leaves behind all
other writers of his
generation` Sarah Hall,
author of The Wolf Border
`Reservoir 13 is quite
extraordinary - the way
it`s structured, the way
it rolls, the skill with
which Jon McGregor lets
the characters breathe
and age` Roddy Doyle,
author of Paddy Clarke Ha
Ha Ha
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Lonely Planet’s Best of
Tokyo 2019 is your
passport to the most
relevant, up-to-date
advice on what to see and
skip, and what hidden
discoveries await you.
Sample the finest sushi
or most satisfying bowl
of noodles you’ll ever
taste, explore the neon
nightlife of Shinjuku,
and find the best view of
Mt Fuji (or climb it and
wait for sunrise) – all
with your trusted travel
companion. Discover the
best of Tokyo and begin
your journey now!Inside
Lonely Planet’s Best of
Tokyo 2019:- Full-colour
images throughout-
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itineraries help you
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interests- Insider tips
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WINNER OF THE GOLDEN MAN
BOOKER PRIZE
2018`Magnificent` Sunday
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