Best Detroit Michigan Travel Books

A social guide to Detroit for all coastal transplants wary suburbanites die hard natives and everyone in between this book will help readers avoid falling into the jackass trap and become a productive healthy Detroiter The book covers topics such as how to do business how to drive how to party how to talk about the city and how to buy and renovate a house Also included are the seven rules for living in the Motor City simple answers to difficult questions about the city and a quick tour Readers will not only be informed but they will also be laughing along the way Are you moving to Detroit because your rent is too high Did you read somewhere that the only time you needed to buy a house was the change in your couch cushions Are you totally terrifies about living in one of the most crime plagued cities in the United State Welcome to Detroit and welcome to the social guidebook for all of you coastal transplants wary suburbanites unwitting gentrifiers curious onlookers die hard natives and everyone in between With advice on everything from buying and rehabbing a house to not sounding like an uninformed racist when you talk to a black person let us help you avoid falling into the jackass trap and become the productive healthy Detroiter you ve always wanted to be Book jacket.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"A great book for Detroiters and non-Detroiters alike."
"I did not expect this book to be so good."
"An eye-opening introduction to the current state of the Motor City."
"Hahah, super funny view of a Detroiter!"
"As someone who will be moving to Detroit within the next couple months, I found this book to be a great introduction to the city and provides information about its culture."
"Thank you for the introduction to Detroit!"
"Very well written, timely and necessary book."
"Enjoyable quick read, even though I have not actually been to Detroit."

Detroit's fabled gnome, the Nain Rouge, shares his favorite locations in this visually rich guide book of amazing things to see and do in Detroit An alternative guidebook that will appeal to photography and popular culture book buyers and collectors, historians, celebrity seekers, and fantasy enthusiasts. It's a collection of photos that reveals the Nain (well, a convincingly costumed stand-in) is actually a city booster who loves its rich legacy and sites. It's written and photographed by Dave Krieger, who says he began the project as a reaction to the ruin porn' of the last decade.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Great Idea and great photo."
"what an incredibly original idea. To have Nain Rouge portrayed in a positive light is a very clever idea. All most of us hear or see or read about D is so terribly negative, and so terribly wrong to boot."
"Well written, and highlighting tons of things that don't show up on *every* *other* "DETROIT MUST SEE" list."
"Whether you think the Nain Rouge is a devil, a saint, or something in between, this clever guide reminds us of the beautiful places we've been and the strange, exciting ones we have yet to discover."
"Great photos and helpful to my visitors from out of town."
"Love the pictures."

In this third edition of Detroit's Eastern Market , authors Lois Johnson and Margaret Thomas recount the history of the market with additional stories and personal accounts of families who have worked and shopped there for as many as four generations. After experiencing the pleasures of open-air shopping all over France and utilizing the wonderful and oldest market in England at Norwich, where else in Detroit could she go but Eastern Market?
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Find Best Price at Amazon"A good companion for anyone who shops regularly at Eastern Market, as well as a great introduction to those who have never gone down there."
"A section featuring 8 full menus is organized by seasons-A spring Mediterranean feast features lamb, summer brings fresh salads, autumn has satisfying soups, and a winter highlight is veal scaloppine. In the index, you will also find individual recipes from appetizers to vegetables (more than 25 unique offerings for vegetables alone) The recipes come from shop owners, employees, farmers, dealers, shoppers and restaurant owners, as well as the authors themselves."
"Their enthusiasm for the subject is very evident first hand as is their obvious repoire with the traders who generally greet the authors with smiles and hugs."
"I conceder myself a friend of Margaret and hope to have my copy of her book signed soon and cook a dish from the book for her too."
Best Michigan Travel Guides

The information provided for each County includes: indexing for county roads, hydrology, and place names.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"We bought it as a backup to the GPS for locating waterfalls in the U.P."
"Very detailed atlas."
"The brilliance of combining old cartography with current digital advances has certainly produced a new gold standard for evaluating all atlases from this point forward."
"This is a very good map and it tells how & when each county was started."
"Easy to read maps with a lot of detail."
"This is an amazing book of maps and a whole lot more."
"This is so much more than an atlas."
Best General Michigan Travel Guides

The information provided for each County includes: indexing for county roads, hydrology, and place names.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"We bought it as a backup to the GPS for locating waterfalls in the U.P."
"Very detailed atlas."
"The brilliance of combining old cartography with current digital advances has certainly produced a new gold standard for evaluating all atlases from this point forward."
"This is a very good map and it tells how & when each county was started."
"Easy to read maps with a lot of detail."
"This is an amazing book of maps and a whole lot more."
"Half the page dedicated to each County is text."