Complete Book of Dwarf Chiclids by Hans Joachim Richter is quite a big, beautiful book. Full of photos, schemes and drawings it is quite disapointing when you read it. The marjority of books on dwarf chiclids focus on south american dwarf chiclids. This book goes further and bring some african species too, but in both south american and african chiclids there is an seriuos problem : lack ok essencial information. The book describes few species of chiclids, it gives basic info, but as a hobbyist, I think I would expect more of this beautiful book. I know it is hard to keep an book up to date, specially with some genus like Apistogramma, in witch new species are being described every day. One final observation : The author is an exellent photographer, his book has marvellous photos....if he could update this book with more info, it would be just great!

Looking through this travel guide I was amazed my the great amount of high quality picture on various sites in Berlin and Potsdam. I just had to start reading the chapters on history and culture. But I was kind of disappointed by their actual travel sections with their recommendations on travel, hotels and food. Having travel those cities their suggestions seem to be really good insider tips but more of the standard recommendations one can get anywhere. I recommend reading this book before the trip and buy another travel guide to actually take with you

This book is priceless. I big on WW II history. Perfect for someone who has a good working knowledge of u-boats (thats means your intrested). I guess the translations are pretty good (I skipped the trans. notes). Probally only for the history buff (WW II). I don't believe your regular joe will be to intrested in this. (4/5 for history buffs / 3/5 for others). I borrowed it from a friend. If I had the extra money. I would buy it. I'm a broke college student. So heres my five cents probally won't buy you much.

In my country(Thailand) have no this book for reading so i hope this book will be useful for me

always a wonder to find a book that is actually about architecture and not just jammed with glamour-shots and heresay! this is a book that imparts an understanding of where technology stands with no illusions of grandeur, while pushing us toward a capability to actually achieve something truly grand.