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Japan (DK Eyewitness Travel Guide) |
My favourite guidebook - I like the pictures!
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Geisha |
Absolutely enthralling.
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Kimono |
Academic, yet extremely readable and informative. A must for anyone interested in kimono and its history.
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The Moon Maiden and Other Japanese Fairy Tales |
My daughter loves these stories.
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Tokyo Street Style: Fashion in Harajuku |
Fascinating insight into the amazing fashions here
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Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards)) |
Just a lovely tale
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Japanese Tattoo |
I like tats :-)
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Collecting Japanese Antiques |
My favourite book in my cabinet. The start of a love affair with all things Japanese. Conscise, yet in-depth at the same time.
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The Story of Imari: The Symbols and Mysteries of Antique Japanese Porcelain |
Another obsession of mine
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The Art of the Japanese Folding Screen |
Beautiful illustrations and information on the history of this ultra-Japanese item.
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A Guide to Food Buying in Japan (Tut books) |
A necessity. How would I be able to find icing sugar without this book? It also helped avoid me buying Monosodium Glutamate instead of sugar. And it explains wh
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Remembering the Kanji: Complete Course on How Not to Forget the Meaning and Writing of Japanese Characters v. 1 (Manoa) |
It helps...
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Confessions of a Bad Mother: In the aisle by the chill cabinet no-one can hear you scream |
Without this book, I would never have found www.badmothersclub.co.uk - a lifeline in my lonely first weeks here.
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Confessions of a Failed Grown-Up: Bad Motherhood and Beyond |
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How Not to Murder Your Mother |
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Everything I've Ever Learned About Change |
Very useful book, especially for inspiration in times of need.
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Everything I've Ever Done That Worked |
A "bible" of more inspiration. It cheers me up and helps me focus.
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How to Survive as a Working Mother (Penguin Handbooks) |
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