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 Organized
Mover
by DL Harris
Organized Mover is a convenient,easy-to-use
resource designed to help organize people
who are moving; either down the street or
cross-country. A great "back-up"
brain during all aspects of moving, it allows
users to remember important details quickly.
First time movers, or seasoned veterans, everyone
making a move will benefit from using the
Organized Mover guidebook.
The collection of checklists and forms
are divided into nine (9) sections: Selling
a Home; Financing; Buying a Home or Condominium;
Renting;Measurements and Colors; Moving;
New Location; Change of Address and Personal
Information.
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Fodor's Cityguide Atlanta, 2nd Edition:
The Sourcebook for Your Hometown
by Fodor's (Author)
This ingenious city guide to Atlanta packages
a concise full-color mini guide with a color
foldout map. The mini guide contains the top
25 attractions, itineraries, walks, tours,
and excursions -- plus capsule reviews of
key hotels, restaurants, shops, nightlife,
and concise travel facts about getting there
and getting around. The full-size color foldout
map comes complete with detailed city coverage,
neighborhood blowups, public transport, hotels,
points of interest, parks, and more. This
convenient two-in-one travel resource is perfect
for the on-the-go traveler who only needs
the highlights of Atlanta. |
 The
Eclectic Gourmet Guide to Atlanta, 2nd
by Jane Garvey (Author)
The creators of the popular, no-holds-barred
Unofficial Guides now take locals and travelers
out on the town with The Eclectic Gourmet.
Newly revised and expanded, The Eclectic
Gourmet Guide to Atlanta helps you avoid
dining disappointments and overpriced restaurants
and points you directly to the best-quality
dining for the price. Atlanta's many suburbs
and ethnic influences offer a wide variety
of dining experiences for even the most
seasoned connoisseurs. Whether you're looking
for a casual experience at a local barbecue
joint or some jazz with your meal, savory
fried chicken with collard greens or authentic
dim sum, The Eclectic Gourmet Guide to Atlanta
has a recommendation for you.
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 Newcomer's
Handbook for Atlanta
by K. Shawne Taylor, L.K. Welles
Welcome to Atlanta, proud host of the 1996
summer Olympic Games and home of the Braves,
the winners of the 1995 World Series. Aside
from its athletic prowess, Atlanta boasts
a flourishing arts scene, with a world renowned
symphony orchestra, an eclectic local music
industry, scores of museums, and a diverse
array of theatrical productions. In business
circles, it was recently rated the number
one city for expected new jobs and the best
city to live in if you want to own a business
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Fun Things to do in Atlanta
by Karen Foulk
If you come looking for Tara, that old stuff
is Gone With The Wind. Atlanta is real. Bigger
than history. Better than boiled peanuts.
More exciting than a Sunday stock car race.
Take the road less traveled through the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Linger in legendary Southern
hospitality. Open this book and find 147 fun
ways to do Atlanta your style. This is the
book.
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Frommer's Atlanta, Eighth Edition
by Karen K. Snyder (Author), Lito Tejada-Flores
You'll never fall into the tourist traps when
you travel with Frommer's. It's like having
a friend show you around, taking you to the
places locals like best. Our expert authors
have already gone everywhere you might go-they've
done the legwork for you, and they're not
afraid to tell it like it is, saving you time
and money. |
 Mr.
Cheap's Atlanta
by Corey Sandler, Michael Lawrence, Mark Mr.
Cheap's Atlanta Waldstein
Find it cheap in the (shopping) capital of
the South!
The thrill of the hunt and the rush of
finding quality at a terrific price can
be yours in Atlanta-whether you’re
looking for a luxurious dinner, a perfect
hockey stick, or a piece of gorgeous silverware.
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 Relocating
to Atlanta and Surrounding Areas
by H.M. Cauley (Author)
Atlanta and its neighboring communities are
among the fastest growing areas in the country.
But moving there can be an overwhelming and
expensive experience. This book gives you
all the information you need to make the transition
smooth and affordable. |
 The
Moving Book
by Gabriel Davis, Susan Dennen (Illustrator)
A coping guide to the stressful experiece
of moving house offers young readers various
activities that teach them various facets
of moving, such as packing a pet and how to
go about packing personal belongings.
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Smart Moves: Your Guide Through the Emotional
Maze of Relocation by Audrey McCollum,
Nadia Jensen, Stuart Copans
A unique book that prepares
you for the pains and joys of many different
types of life transitions. Starting with
the first urges for change, the book discusses
stepping back and taking a fresh look at
relationships, work, play, environment and
resources. SMART MOVES teaches constructive
communication and positive decision making.
It considers the emotions that you and loved
ones are likely to feel during these major
transitions, and explains how to turn the
stresses of change into strength.
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Smooth Moves by Ellen Carlisle
THE relocation guide for
families. The author's 17 years' experience
involved 8 moves, 7 states, 6 houses . .
. and 3 happy, well-adjusted children. The
tone is calming and reassuring, and the
tips are indispensable. The reader is taken
through the basics--choosing a realtor,
house sale and purchase. But the human side
is invaluable. Learn how to help small children,
teenagers, and parents alike adjust quickly,
easily, and comfortably throughout each
step of the relocation process.
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After the Boxes Are Unpacked: Moving
on After Moving in by Susan Miller
Written from a Christian
perspective, After the Boxes are Unpacked
gives hope and encouragement to help women
through the major impact of a move and
equips them with the tools for a smoother
transition. Each chapter gives principles
to move by and walks the reader through
the process of learning to let go, start
over and move ahead with her life after
moving.
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 The
Insiders' Guide to Atlanta (Insiders' Guide
to Atlanta) 3rd Edition by Karen Wantuck,
Helen Cauley
New authors, new entries
and a new perspective on this historic city
with an upbeat style. From traditional to
enticing to zany, discover Atlanta's allure
with the help of longtime locals who obviously
know the way to Atlanta's brightest and
best.
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 Fodor's
Citypack Atlanta (2nd Ed) by Mark
Beffart
The Citypack map covers
the city in detail, while the Citypack guide
gives you just the information you need
to experience the best of Atlanta:
The city's top attractions and the must-see
sights, itineraries for walks and excursions,
best museums, churches, green spaces, African-American
history sites, offbeat sights even locals
don't know, restaurants, hotels, shopping,
and nightlife, best festivals and events,
travel facts and tips on getting the most
from your visit.
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 Atlanta
Walks: A Comprehensive Guide to Walking,
Running, and Bicycling the Area's Scenic
and Historic Locales by Ren Davis
(Illustrator) (Writer & Illustrator), Helen
Davis; Popular in: Atlanta, GA (#20), Alpharetta,
GA (#5)
Authors and walkers Ren
and Helen Davis have divided the metropolitan
area and surrounding counties into a variety
of walks that reveal the history, architecture,
and great beauty this city has to offer.
These self-guided tours of Atlanta are
suitable for all sorts of outdoor enthusiasts:
walkers, runners, and bicyclists. Atlanta's
moderate climate, gentle terrain, and
fascinating history and architecture provide
the perfect setting for delightful walks.
An entertaining and healthy way to discover
Atlanta for yourself. This handy reference
guide includes information on both suburban
and urban walks of varying length and
difficulty, trail distance, terrain, and
nearby parking and public transit access,
and notable sites and buildings. It also
includes 45 maps.
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following books are out of print, but since
many of them were highly rated, we're leaving
them listed because some can be ordered second
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Making the Big Move: How to Transform Relocation
into a Creative Life Transition by
Cathy Goodwin
For most people, moving
is a source of grief and stress. For Cathy
Goodwin, moving is a source of growth and
fun. Goodwin has moved every two years of
her adult life and lived all over North
America, from Alaska to Atlanta. In Making
the Big Move, Goodwin helps readers explore
what moving means to them, make the emotional
transition necessary, and deal with special
situations such as moving as a family and
moving abroad.
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Will This Place Ever Feel Like Home? Simple
Advice for Settling in After Your Move
by Leslie Levine
Based on more than 100
personal interviews and her own relocation
experience, author Leslie G. Levine offers
a wealth of insights and practical resources
for successfully settling into a new home
and community after moving. Anyone facing
the task of making a new place for themselves
will find the practical help they need to
make meaningful connections.
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The Moving Book: A Kid's Survival Guide
by Gabriel Davis, Susan Dennen (Illustrator)
Finally, here is a book
designed to empower kids as they deal with
the emotional and often stressful time when
a family pulls up its stakes and moves.
Activities include packing personal belongings,
collecting autographs of friends, preparing
a pet for travel, and mapping the new neighborhood.
address book & 8 tear-out postcards.
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Smart Moving
by Dan Ramsey
For the 41 million Americans
who move every year, this clearly written
guide helps prepare for the big day with
valuable tips on getting organized, budgeting,
choosing a mover, packing valuables, handling
children and pets, setting up the new house,
and more.
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Goodbye, House: A Kids Guide to Moving
by Ann Banks, Nancy Evans, True Kelley (Illustrator)
A must-have, hands-on guide
and activity book designed to help kids
handle moving to a new home. Completely
revised, updated, and freshly illustrated
by True Kelley, it's packed with helpful
tips and fun activities for organizing the
move, expressing feelings, getting adjusted
in a new house, and managing the jitters
on the first day of a new school. Some sure-fire
ideas for coping include: keeping special
memories of the old place, making self-addressed
postcards to ensure hearing from friends,
burying secret treasure in the old yard,
and drawing maps to help get acquainted
with the new neighborhood.
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 Newcomer's
Handbook for Atlanta by L. K. Welles
This book is designed to
guide you through your first exciting, perhaps
disquieting weeks as a newcomer to Atlanta.
It offers you a survey of neighborhoods,
tips on how to settle in, suggestions for
rest and relaxation as well as cultural
outings, and other helpful hints to help
you acclimate yourself to your new surroundings.
The book covers not only Atlanta proper,
but also some nearby communities frequently
populated by newcomers. Because of the city's
rapid development and its commercial appeal,
Atlanta attracts a multitude of newcomers.
You will find that, for the most part, it
is a city friendly to fresh inhabitants.
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Atlanta With Children: A Guide for Family
Activities
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