No comments about The book of the world: being an account of all republics, empires, kingdoms, and nations, in reference to their geography, statistics, commerce. &c. ... ... Illustrated with maps and charts.: Vol. 2..

No comments about Rand McNally Detroit: Southeastern Michigan (Rand McNally City Maps).

3 comments about Mystery of the Missing Map (The Adventures of the Northwoods, Book 9).

1. Since I had to add to my library with my own money, I couldn't purchase this whole series after I read them back in sixth grade. I only bought this one, and today at seventeen, I still have it! I used to re-read all of "Missing Map" over and over, but I especially loved Megan--each of her lines, her personality--and of course in sixth grade I was fascinated by her blindness and all the things she was able to do anyway. Megan manages to "see" things other people miss, even without her eyes. This is a great story to acquaint girls 5th--7th grade with the blind and their abilities as well as their limitations. And Megan is more than just a story pawn--she's a real person, just like Kate and everyone else. No girl who reads this book will want to avoid people like Megan; instead, she'll be eager to get to know them, knowing that they're just as important as anybody else.



2. This has to be the most stupidest book i've ever read in my life after I read the first page it put me to sleep, to all those who like mysteries, solve this, why is Lois Walfrid Johnson so famous?



3. I too, loved this book when I was a girl, & read it over & over. I enjoyed the whole series, but this was one of my favourites. Megan's blindness is dealt with very well and I found it interesting how she learned to rely on other senses - touch, smell & hearing - to help her.
   As a Christian preteen I was finding reading material sadly lacking - then I was given the 1st in the series of this book. The characters love God, & they live out their faith, having to make decisions based on how they can please God, sometimes having to learn from their mistakes. Although set at the time Norweigan & Swedish immigrants were coming to America the lessons of faith are still relevant today.
   A series I highly recommend!
   
   Race for Freedom (Riverboat Adventures, Book 2)
   The Mandie Collection, Volume 1: Mandie and the Secret Tunnel/Mandie and the Cherokee Legend/Mandie and the Ghost Bandits/Mandie and the Forbidden Attic/Mandie and the Trunk's Secret (Mandie 1-5)
   Elsie's Endless Wait (Life of Faith®, A: Elsie Dinsmore Series)
   Millie's Unsettled Season (Life of Faith®, A: Millie Keith Series)

No comments about Rand McNally Michigan (State Maps-USA).

2 comments about University of Michigan & Ann Arbor Streets (Professor Pathfinder's Campus Maps).

1. I don't often rave about maps (in fact, I never rave about maps), but this is one I've grown to love. It's a perfect size and scale and was incredibly easy to read, even as I drove along new streets in my new city. Particularly useful was that large grocery and retail stores are marked on the map. This made it easy to figure out the closest Target, Best Buy, or grocery store from my new apartment, and the stores ended up serving as landmarks as well as new places to shop. Also, when you're on the phone, trying to locate a smaller store, they can say, "We're located across the street from the Whole Foods Market," or "We're at the north end of the such-and-such mall," and you know just how to find them. The map even shows you what block you're on -- helpful when searching for a specific address. I'm one of those people who gets lost going around the block, but this map got me where I had to go every time.
   
   Also included is a very detailed and clear map of campus.
   
   I bought two maps of Ann Arbor but never used the second one. This map did it all. Highly recommended.



2. this is an impressive map that has different zooms of the Ann Arbor area. I took it with me when apartment hunting and it was very helpful. in the interest of full disclosure, there are free downtown maps available here and there (i saw some in the Maynerd parking entrance), but people who saw my map said it was much better.

No comments about Fish Michigan: 50 Rivers (Fish Michigan).

No comments about A Railroad Atlas of the United States in 1946: Volume 3: Indiana, Lower Michigan, and Ohio (Creating the North American Landscape).

No comments about Easy Finder Michigan (Rand McNally Easyfinder).

No comments about Rand Mcnally Upper Peninsula, Michigan: Major Roads & Highways.

5 comments about Michigan Atlas & Gazetteer.

1. Just fine. No problems at all. Easy to read; clear print



2. The maps in this atlas are clear and up-to-date. You'll find it hard to get lost, but easy to discover interesting new sights and sites.
   
   It's also much cheaper than your average GPS!



3. I have been using DeLorme Atlas and Gazetteers for many states for many years. I have always found them very useful for travelling over the back roads and secondary highways as they give one detail not found on the usual road maps. They also list parks, historic sites, recreaton areas, etc. which are also very valuable when travelling in unfamiliar areas.
   
   While I also own a GPS system for my automobile, it doesn't give you topographic detail or large area views due to the limitatons of the small GPS screen. However, I find using both the DeLorme Maps and the GPS system to make for very efficient trip planning.



4. I spend a lot of time off the beaten path. This map is great for getting there and back. Very useful. This is my third one, as I keep wearing them out.



5. This book is incredibly detailed and easy to use. Along with a GPS, there is nothing you cannot find. Whether an occasional traveler or a resident, this is a must to have for God's Country, Michigan's U.P.