Linda Whitwam Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

“Excellent book on the Labradoodle,” THE DOODLE TRUST, UK. “The Labradoodle Handbook is well researched & enjoyable to read. A must-have resource for anyone considering a doodle pup or adopting a doodle rescue,” JOANNE COUSINS, IDOG RESCUE, USA. If you’ve been bitten by the Doodle bug, this 250-page ‘Labradoodle Bible’ is your essential reference. It's full of insider tips & practical advice for bonding with, raising & training a happy, well-mannered Labradoodle. Recommended by The Doodle Trust and IDOG Rescue, it covers everything from health issues like ear infections and allergies to spaying, neutering, vaccinations, and de-fleaing. “Fantastic doodle read! Everything you need to know about owning your first Labradoodle! Very informative and easy to learn!" JACKIE CROSS, UK. “This is a very easy & smart read! So many things to know about this special breed; all the tips are easy to understand. Highly recommend it!” K. SIMMONS, ARIZONA, USA. “Loved this book; it helped me understand & train my pup. Easy to read & understand,” CHERYL LOUISE CLAREY, UK. “Perfect for prospective Labradoodle owners. Well researched & comprehensive,” DON REICHENBACH SR, USA. “Sure was handy for my 8-week-old doodle! Easy read,” ANNE M BERKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA, USA.

DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Malaysia & Singapore is your indispensable guide to this beautiful part of the world. Packed with full-color photographs, illustrations, and detailed maps, this updated guide explores the region's many dynamic features, from the best places to spot colorful fish and exotic jungle-dwelling animals like orangutans, to the incredible food and the ultra-modern metropolises of Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. In this guide you'll find detailed listings of the best hotels, restaurants, bars, and shops for all budgets. Explore local festivals and markets, day trips and excursions, gorgeous beaches, and find your way effortlessly around the region. DK's insider tips and cultural insights will help you explore every corner of Malaysia and Singapore, as if you were a local. DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Malaysia & Singapore -showing you what others only tell you.

Mensen die voor de eerste keer Argentinië bezoeken zijn vaak verbaasd over het uitgestrekte en gevarieerde landschap en komen keer op keer terug om nieuwe gebieden te verkennen. Mensen die voor de eerste keer Argentinië bezoeken zijn vaak verbaasd over het uitgestrekte en gevarieerde landschap en komen keer op keer terug om nieuwe gebieden te verkennen. Deze reisgids helpt u uw verblijf in Argentinië zo aangenaam mogelijk te maken. U vindt handige tips en gedetailleerde praktische informatie. Het land wordt in kaart gebracht en in zijn historische en culturele context geplaatst. De belangrijkste bezienswaardigheden worden beschreven. Er worden restaurants, hotels, winkels en attracties aanbevolen in Tips voor de reiziger en u krijgt allerhande informatie over onder meer geldzaken en het Argentijnse telefoonsysteem. Met meer dan 1000 kleurenfoto's, illustraties en kaarten, speciaal voor deze gids gemaakt. De unieke plattegronden en opengewerkte tekeningen wijzen u bij bezichtigingen de weg.

National Geographic brings 112 years of incomparable travel expertise to today's sophisticated globetrotters in this internationally acclaimed, award-winning series of comprehensive global guidebooks. Now revised and updated, these superbly practical and portable guides are a must-have. "A winning formula of in-depth reporting and breathtaking photography." —Atlanta Journal-Constitution "High production quality…detailed information… can be read as much for pleasure as practicality." —Library Journal "Succinctly written text and marvelous photography." —Chicago Tribune "Rich with photography, maps, and historical context." —Los Angeles Times "Sure to push some competing titles off book counters." —The Oregonian "A thorough, intelligently presented, well-illustrated guide, it will probably give you the basics of what you need more clearly and compactly than any other book." —The Independent (London)