My Life in Guanajuato (& What It Costs Me) Order now and we'll deliver when available. Mexico's Lake Chapala and Ajijic: The Insiders Guide Order now and we'll deliver when available. We'll e-mail you with an estimated delivery date as soon as we have more information. Your account will only be charged when we ship the item.DetailsLiving at Lake Chapala: Live the Adventure at Lake Chapala FREE Shipping. Kendrick's considerable local knowledge and that of her contributors, gives this book an unusual degree of authority. (Open virtually any other guidebook on Mexico and you ll be lucky to find more than a few pages -- or paragraphs -- devoted to the Chapala area.) In fact, there is so much information here for both residents and short-term visitors, that I second another reviewer s suggestion that you ll need two copies of this book: one to keep in the car, the other for the use of guests or beside the telephone at home. --Carl Franz, author of The People's Guide to Mexico, 30th EditionI find this a quality production that more than fulfills what it set out to do.

--, Nov. 2005I ordered this book from Amazon and took it with me to the Lake Chapala region and found it to be an excellent guidebook. It was as if I had a resident of the area at my elbow the whole time. The map was especially helpful. Because it was published over two years ago, a couple of the restaurants listed were no longer in business but otherwise, it was extremely helpful. --Margo McCutcheon (Gabriola Island, BC Canada) Teresa A. Kendrick made Mexico her home in 1994. A former journalist and writer specializing in the arts, she has long been involved in Mexican art and culture. She was a columnist with the Guadalajara Colony Reporter and is a frequent contributor to magazines, on-line magazines, and newspapers including the Mexico Edition of the Miami Herald International. She is one of the writers featured in the anthology, Agave Marias. Publisher: Mexico Travelers Information; Second edition (June 2005) 8.2 x 5.2 x 1.1 inches Shipping Weight: 1.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

#1,123,402 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) in Books > Travel > Mexico > General Just what I needed for my son and his wifes 3 month vacation in Mexivo. They were thrilled with it. The book was supposed to come with the ,map, which was missing! Very thorough and informative! I'll certainly want to keep this book nearby when I move to Lake Chapala! Lots of useful contact info. Visited Ajijic, Chapala area in Oct/Nov 2013. Enjoyed the time immensely I must say, and "some" things from this book are still true today, but there has certainly been a... Very helpful book for my recent trip to Ajijic. I wish there was an updated version available as many businesses are now gone. This is the VERY BEST book........You MUST have it, it guides you, tells you who, how and where and even has recommendations. Use it like a phone book also. I traveled down there and appreciated reading the book but experiencing the surroundings is a better measurement of the area.

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