the is the perfect guide.
355696
If you live in Fort Collin, the is the perfect guide.
3880745
This strategy guide is perfect for those who are interested in finding out every little thing about this game. It has the entire catalog from furniture and clothes to museum donations. A lot of people are having issues reading this guide, stating that the prices are incorrect, but actually it clearly states that every price in this guide is actually 1/4 in game when sold to npcs. So I guess it is required to have basic reading comprehension to read this guide. This book also contains all events that occur in this game and informs you when they occur.

For what information it holds, it's a great buy.
407589
The Fodor's Guides have always been a favorite of mine. They may seem small, but they are packed with well organized information, maps and really provide so many ideas for a trip. We'll be headed to San Diego at the end of the month and this has been a great resource in planning and I expect to have it right there in my bag throughout the trip.
1605538
This guide helped me through many points in the game, and helped me plan my next encounter. This book gives you special strategies for every boss, and gives you their weaknesses. It gives detailed maps of every area (though I didn't find those useful). It also explains the entire game by detail, and even gives walkthroughs for the game's bonus content. If you're stuck in a certain point of the game, this guide is what you need.
210411
A perfect guide to those who are looking for houses to settle in or those who are interested in investing in real estates and make a good living out of it. I'm one of those who was looking for a nice house to move in with my family, and I found this book at the right time which helped me profoundly in finding a perfect house for me and my family.
4142513
The construction, size, organization are all excellent; it's a true "one book does it all" guide. It is sometimes a little light on details, but it covers everything. For example, a wildlife refuge or national park may only get one paragraph, but every park/refuge get's their paragraph. It covers weather, geology, plants and animals, some taxonomy, even locally visible astronomy. It fits in my pocket,my fanny pack, and my budget; and it's built to last.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/National-Audubon-Society-Regional-Guide-to-the-Pacific-Northwest-National-Audubon-Society-Field-Guide-to-the-Pacific-Northwest/dp/0679446796/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">National Audubon Society Regional Guide to the Pacific Northwest (National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Pacific Northwest)</a>
1171095
I used this guide for a lengthy trip to Paris and think it is close to perfect. The maps are easy-to-use, accurate, and accessible, and I would know, as I really put them to the test. The guide was my primary mode of navigation, other than asking random Parisians (who were quite kind and willing to help, actually). It's great to have small portions of the city divided up in smaller, sturdy, fold-out maps, so you're not grappling with a massive cumbersome sheet all the time. The guide also has pared-down lists of recommendations with well written, humorous blurbs. Some of the restaurants, attractions, and bars are well trafficked, others are a bit off the beaten path and eccentric, such as a bar with a Mexican wrestling theme. The size and weight of the guide are ideal. Slim and narrow, it fits perfectly in an inner coat pocket. I carried it everywhere.

The guide focuses on ten central, fairly well known areas or neighborhoods of central Paris - I went to nine of them. These neighborhoods don't quite follow the exact arrondissements of the city, but I found the divisions to be intuitive and certainly helped this confused foreigner get a foothold in a complicated city. The guide doesn't include breakdowns of every neighborhood of the city, but there is certainly enough to keep many visitors busy for some time. Personally, I didn't want to carry around an overwhelming, dictionary-sized two pound brick of travel information, so it served my needs exactly right.
4585766
There are many travel guides for Paris. This is the only one you really need. Paris is a big, modern city, but the main tourist areas are located in close proximity around the river.  This book covers everything and is perfect for older folks on their first, non-guided trip because it anticipates many of our basic questions and concerns. The details covered are perfect, not like some bare-bones or specialized guides that assume you know more than you do.  I used this book heavily on a 2016 trip with my teen to Paris.  After a while, I was so confident I felt like I could proceed bookless next time.  Great intro to a great city.
4692738
I think the guide is useful and concise, very much to the point and touches on many interesting and relevant topics.  I've lived in Russia most of my life, so far, and I think the guide more than does it justice.
4403966
Great guide, very clear, it's a heavy book, I love it!

Full color, covers every detail and for persons like me not gamming 24/7 is the perfect solution for the 100% completion.
821185
I'm using this book to help me map out my travels in England.  The photography and write ups are perfect.
4074205
Now I've acquired many a player's guide over the years, some great, some not so great, but I have to admit, I couldn't ask for a better guide than this one.  First off:  It looks fantastic.  The artwork looks great.  There are charts for each job that are very easy to read.  The maps with the locations of hidden items and traps are especially helpful.  There are lists of all the items and pieces of equipment at the end of the book so you know just what to snatch up when you come across them, and they usually tell you when a particular character has a useful piece or set of equipment worth stealing.  They also have the new Melee and Rendevous battles placed in the book right after the storyline battles that have to be completed to unlock them.  Now I've beaten the original Playstation version more times than I care to admit, and I've got to say, "This guide has EVERYTHING!"  They have all the tricks and secrets that, while considered cool glitches when the game first came out, are now the staples of building your own personal dream team.  As much as I've played this game, this guide has strategies that I'd never even thought of for certain classes' ability set ups and equipment combinations that make you nigh unstoppable.  This is the ultimate guide for the ultimate strategy RPG.  Brady games always does a fantastic job, and this guide is no exception.  Bravo.
4639528
It was the perfect guide for our trip, it really helped us find the spots we wanted to hit and warned us on what to avoid.
3173524
I grabbed this guide immediately because we were planning a London trip for this spring. Alas, the trip fell through (for now), but I have to say that I truly enjoy this colorful, interesting, helpful guide. I've marked pages for sites of interest, and I like that the guide categorizes based on cost, etc., with an easy-to-use rating system. As a future first-time London visitor, I think this is the perfect guide to give me a good foundation for that trip I will hopefully take within the next year.

Plus, although this is a hefty size, it fits perfectly in my day pack so that I can keep it with me while we're playing tourists. The laminated map is sure to come in handy, and I really love the chapter on easy day trips around the area. Frommer's continues to be the name I seek out when buying travel guides, and their books have helped me in Hawaii, Hungary, Seattle, Boston, etc. I look forward to using this already well-thumbed guide once we finally make our way to London.
3379933
Monday (Or Something) is about the best guide you're going to get if you're interested in knocking around (or living) in Central America. The author clearly knows his stuff, is very attentive to detail, and doesn't sway from his central idea. This isn't a guidebook per se; it's a realistic portrait for those who want to up and go, and want to know what it's going to take to do so.
1989763
This guide accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do in a thorough and stylish layout. The reader can flip through the pages until they see the river in question at the bottom right and have immediate access to nearly all put-ins and take-outs along the prospective float. Included with every river is a great summation of popular routes for fishing and white-water, and info on major hazards that the floater should be aware of. Even a nice summary of each route's notable fishing or whitewater features. If you're a boater, floater, or just a curious hobbiest, this book is an essential starting point for any Montana river exploration.
  I found that the points other reviewers took issue with were inconsequential to the scope of what the authors attempted to accomplish with this book. As a starting point for the clue-less, there really is no better publication available for us Montanians. If you want advanced or indepth information about the potential float, such as new seasonal hazards (strainers, landslides), the fishing report, or legal information, contact the local authorities on the river - listed conveniently at the beginning of each chapter.
  This book deserves prominance on any Montanian's collection of hikes, floats, and maps section of the book case. The authors did a great job!
289534
You can't go wrong with Rick Steves' guides. He puts in the right amount of detail and optimizes your experience no matter the city or place you are exploring.