Cafes of the World by David Burton & Grant Sheehan. ISBN 0473046105. Recommended retail price $17.95.
"Coffee is the only beverage that sharpens rather than stupefies the mind, and cafes are meeting places of the mind, an expression of a culture "
David Burton, food critic and writer introduced "Café's of the World", a book for café and coffee aficionados. Forty-two evocative photographs by Grant Sheehan reveal the ambience, the architecture and the people of many of the world's most interesting cafes.
This unique book takes the reader on an illuminating journey, visiting the highly individualistic cafes of Australia and New Zealand, the grunge cafes and classic diners of the United States and the grand cafes of Europe. From the eccentric to the elegant, sumptuous to small, this insightful view of international café society shows its many forms and explains its enduring popularity.
Grant Sheehan is a freelance photographer, who lives and works in Wellington, New Zealand. His most recent books include "Leading Lights: Lighthouses of New Zealand" (1991), "Character Cafes of New Zealand" with text by David Burton (1994), and "Landmarks; Heritage Buildings of New Zealand" with text by David McGill (1997).
David Burton grew up with good coffee in Burton's Coffee House, run by his caterer father during the 1950's and early 1960's in Nelson, New Zealand.
For the past twenty years he has been a food writer and restaurant critic, and is the author of seven books, including the award winning "200 Years of New Zealand Food & Cookery" and "The Raj At Table". His last book, Savouring the East, was shortlisted for two British book awards in 1997 - the Andre Simon Memorial Award and the British Guild of Food Writers Book of the Year. Soft cover, 96 pages. Published in 1997.
Landfalls of Paradise: Cruising Guide to the Pacific Islands by Earl
R. Hinz. A Latitude 20 Book (distributed by University
of Hawaii Press)
ISBN 0-8248-2115-7. Recomended retail price $44.95.
"The only complete cruising guide to the Islands of the Pacific... a must." --Islands
Landfalls of Paradise has remained the definitive guide for cruising in the Pacific for more than a decade. This new edition contains the most current information available on customs and immigration procedures, together with revised harbor charts and updated descriptions of more than seventy-five ports of entry and many lesser harbors and anchorages. (Midway, Bikini, Suvarov, and Henderson Atolls have been added to this edition.) The extensive treatment of island countries found in previous editions remains, with pertinent political, economic, social, and geological information updated. Expanded weather coverage, including discussions of the South Pacific Convergence Zone, the impact of El Nino, tropical cyclone havens, and preferred weather windows for sailing, will help guide cruisers to a safe harbor. Among the appendixes are a trilingual dictionary useful for port entry, a glossary of cruising terms, and a new section offering sound advice on the prevention and, in some cases, treatment, of critical medical conditions such as ciguatera and scromboid fish poisoning, dengue fever, and malaria.
Earl Hinz has sailed Pacific Ocean waters since 1958. He is the author of numerous cruising, maritime history, and technical boating books. Soft cover, 384 pages. Published in 1998.
Slice of Heaven: A family on the move by Martin Thomas. ISBN 0-9582388-4-7. Published by Phantom House. Recommended retail price
Slice of Heaven is the fascinating story of the Thomas family - Martin, Jenifer and their four young children - who, after the sudden death of Martin's father and brother, decide to leave New Zealand and create a new life for themselves. With little local knowledge, but believing simply that anything is possible, they buy an old schoolhouse in the heart of the Italian countryside and set about transforming it into an enchanting villa.
Not content with enjoying the fruits of their efforts, and determined to provide their family with inspiring and positive surroundings, Martin and Jenifer buy a small island in the Caribbean Sea, off the coast of Nicaragua. The island seems idyllic, home only to a rare species of turtle. But as their new dream takes shape they find themselves facing unexpected opponents, and there are times when the task seems too difficult even for them. As the story ends Nature has taken a hand in events.
This is an inspiring and entertaining book about turning dreams into reality.
Soft cover, 228 pages. Published in 2004.
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