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Джон Кинг

    Czech & Slovak Republics
    Central Asia
    Pakistan
    Portugal
    Lonely Planet : Wales
    Southwest France
    • Southwest France

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Drink in the culture, history and – of course – the world-famous wines of the region, famed as much for its high-adrenaline activities as its possibilities for sheer indulgence. From prehistoric art to upbeat city bars, explore it all with this in-depth guide.

      Southwest France
      4.0
    • Lonely Planet : Wales

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Wales is a land of drama - from evocative mountains and valleys and colorful tales of dragons and druids to passionate sports and cutting-edge culture. This brand-new guide will lead you to its proud heart. over 40 detailed maps including coverage of the national parks practical information on outdoor activities, from catching the surf to scaling Snowdon comprehensive information on local eisteddfodau and other festivals essential information on where to eat and sleep, including the finest Welsh cuisine and the coziest B&Bs easy-to-use language and pronunciation guide

      Lonely Planet : Wales
      4.0
    • Portugal

      • 508 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Complemented by easy-to use, reliable maps, helpful recommendations, authoritative background information, and up-to-date coverage of things to see and do, these popular travel guides cover in detail countries, regions, and cities around the world for travelers of every budget, along with extensive itineraries, maps with cross-referencing to the text, "Top 10" and "Top 5" lists, and other practical features.

      Portugal
      4.2
    • Pakistan

      • 416 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      Includes listings of all the best places to stay, from campsites to restore mansions, and tips on how to get to Pakistan from China, Iran, or India. of color photos. 88 maps.

      Pakistan
      3.8
    • Central Asia

      • 508 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Comprehensive advice on transport options, border crossings and how to get visas is given in this title as well as new in-depth coverage of eco-tourism and community-based tourism options. Additionally, this guide offers historical and practical information on the Silk Road, one of the world's great adventure trips

      Central Asia
      4.0
    • Czech & Slovak Republics

      A Lonely Planet travel survival kit

      • 500 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Croatia is one of the most popular short-haul destinations for Europeans and a trendy travel hot spot. Smart itineraries section helps readers tailor their trips.

      Czech & Slovak Republics
      3.8
    • Tribal Leadership

      Leveraging Natural Groups to Build a Thriving Organization

      • 303 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Every organization is composed of tribes—naturally occurring groups of between 20 and 150 people. Until now, only a few leaders could identify and develop their tribes, and those rare individuals were rewarded with loyalty, productivity, and industry-changing innovation. Tribal Leadership shows leaders how to assess, identify, and upgrade their tribes' cultures, one stage at a time. The result is an organization that can thrive in any economy.

      Tribal Leadership
      4.0
    • Human Punk

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      For fifteen-year-old Martin, growing up in Slough, the summer of 1977 means punk rock, reggae music, disco girls, stolen cars, social-club lager, cut- throat Teds and a job picking cherries with the gypsies. schovat popis

      Human Punk
      3.8
    • Prague can be all things to all people. It’s the equal of Paris in terms of beauty. The history goes back a millennium. And the beer? The best in Europe. Find out what it can be for you with Lonely Planet's Prague: City Guide.

      Prague
      3.7
    • Skinheads

      • 295 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      In Skinheads, John King takes us inside skinhead culture today and explains how it never really went away.Skinheads is the story of a way of life, told through three generations of a family: Terry English, original ska-loving skinhead and boss of a mini-cab firm; Nutty Ray, street-punk skin and active football hooligan; and Lol, son of Terry, nephew of Ray, a fifteen-year-old kid just starting out. Terry is sick and not sure he’s going to make his fiftieth birthday, but is kept going by his music, his lovely mod-girl assistant Angie, and his discovery of the abandoned Union Jack Club, which he decides to clean up and re-open. Ray, meanwhile, is out driving mini-cabs and struggling to control his anger; his only release — days out with Chelsea’s finest. But when he takes the law into his own hands in an explosion of righteous violence, his future starts to darken. John King’s seventh novel draws on nearly forty years of evolving British culture. The skinheads didn’t die off: the look went mainstream and their music was accepted and reinvented, while the boys themselves keep misbehaving in the traditional ways. Challenging society’s fears and prejudices, Skinheads shows us a group of truly humane characters driven by passion and honour and the culture they love. This is their story.

      Skinheads
      3.8