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Frommer's EasyGuides contain punchy, concise prose by our expert local journalists, which gives readers all they need to know to plan the perfect vacation. This includes reviews for travel venues in all price ranges, as well as information on culture and history that will enhance any trip.

There's no better introduction to Italy than the classic itinerary of Rome, Florence, and Venice. But it's not dummy-proof, which is why three of Italy's most knowledgeable experts penned this totally revised and updated annual guide.

For lovers of Rome, a greatest hits and B-sides guidebook that presents a historical tour of the Eternal City's better- and lesser-known buildings and monuments.

Focusing on the lives of young people, this book serves as a valuable resource for novice researchers and those keen on exploring innovative research methods. It offers insights and practical approaches that enhance understanding of youth studies, making it an essential guide for anyone interested in this field.

This is the first introductory research methods textbook produced specifically and exclusively for youth researchers, focusing on important contextual issues as well as on a range of specific research methods.

This book is concerned with the significance of time in work and everyday life. The contributors are among the foremost authorities in the field, and their up-to-date contributions consider the changing social meanings that time has in work, leisure and everyday routines. Together they provide a combination of theoretical and empirically-based approaches that reveal the social significance of time in all aspects of everyday lives.

Perfect for tracing or coloring, these pre-cut, sturdy stencils depict a small colony of butterflies. Little hands need only slip a piece of paper under each outline, trace, and color. In addition to hours of creative pleasure for kids, this little book is also a source of decorative motifs for walls, windows, and elsewhere.