If you are looking for the perfect book about B&Bs in New England (or about small Inns), I've found it for you. I have used this book and have found its information accurate and its prose elegant. Having visited many a B&B, I have made quite a few discoveries-thanks to this book-wonderful places I never would have found on my own. I recommend this book to all!

Now in a completely updated, revised and expanded second edition, David and Susan Siegel's The Used Book Lover's Guide To New England continues to be the "bible" for bibliophiles, dealers, and book lovers of all kinds and categories living in, or simply passing through, the New England states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Maine. This impeccable, superbly organized guide to more than 850 used book and antiquarian book dealers in New England is simply indispensable. Enhanced with a "Speciality Index" to help locate dealers specializing in a particular area of interest; easy to follow travel directions; seventeen city, regional and state maps; and valuable, experienced based comments about the book shops cited, The Used Book Lover's Guide To New England is almost as much fun to browse through as it is to plan an itinerary from!

This is one of the most helpful tools to navigate New York City. It is easy to read, with the subway stations very well marked. I was in the city for the first time with my 11 year old son, and we were both able to use this without any problems. It also fits into most pockets or purses. A+.

This book takes readers to the best walking routes along New England's Atlantic shores. Full details of where to find the best walking, how to get there, what to wear, etc. With lots of helpful maps and directions, this book really gets one out to the most attractive places without delay wherever one is along the New England coast. Loved it!

Hiking enthusiasts visiting Cape Cod will definitely want to take this book along. On my last trip to the Cape I sampled several of the hikes in this volume and found them all to be wonderful. The book's detailed descriptions and clear maps of dozens of hikes of varying length and character make it easy to find the kind of places you want and navigate them easily. Don't leave home without it!

Ken Weber has done an excellent job describing these walks. His descriptions and difficulty assessments are usually dead on correct, so you can easily judge which hike to take and how hard it will be. I have done most of the hikes in this book in 2001, and the 3rd edition is quite up to date. The companion book is excellent too (More Walks and Rambles in Rhode Island).

William Armstrong invested much time and energy into this book. Factual, including an outiline of Parkers life and accomplishments. Armstong includes many pictures and historical references. Highly recommended for anyone interested in New York State History or the Seneca Indians. Ely Parker rose above the prejudices of society and became a man of both worlds. Hurray for Armstrong, who has developed a book worthy of The Last Grand Sachem of the Iroquois.

This book really made the mid-Atlantic region come to life for me! I wanted to grab a day pack and head out for a day hike. I'm sure that any serious nature lover would really enjoy this book.

We live in the Northeast and look forward to exploring its beauties and natural sights. This book aces our strict guidelines for its on-target sights worth seeing and information on the restaurants and inns along the way.

This guide is a great companion for anyone seeking unique and clever discoveries in the mid-atlantic region. The book dives into nature, history, unique facts and unknown charms that most travel guides hardly touch.