Lonely Planet Pocket Guides $6.99, Michel Thomas Language Books $19.99 @ ALDI

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Lonely Planet Pocket guides $6.99

The NEW Pocket guide series improves on the current Encounter guide series, and is ideal for travellers who want to hit the ground running. Perfect for 1-3 day stays or a cheeky weekender, the Pocket series is packed with on-the-go information about the top sights as well as local knowledge within a destination.
* New QuickStart guide covers the basics you need to know
* Easier-to-use structure and layout
* Best of selection lists the very best experiences on offer
* More information about a destinations top sights
* More colourful and intuitive design
* Plus the lowdown on how to experience the place like a local

Michel Thomas Language Books $19.99

The Michel Thomas Method draws on the principles of instructional psychology. Knowledge is structured and organised for the student so that you assimilate the language easily and don't forget it. The method deconstructs the language into building blocks that are introduced sequentially in such a way that the learner creates his/her response and moves on to ever-more-complex sentences.

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  goodbuy on 02/11/2017 - 14:39

  +1

  Used Michel Thomas to learn French, highly recommended!

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  pcox on 02/11/2017 - 15:16

  I tried a Dutch CD for Michel Thomas from the local library. Quite a good start for conversation but it was only volume 1 in a series - you'd need a box set to build any sort of fluency.

  I'm not really a fan of Lonely Planet but for the price, with a map and list of top things to do, maybe. I found some fancy eateries in Buenos Aires that way - but beware, you won't necessarily find too many locals.

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  Gaz1 on 03/11/2017 - 15:44

  +2

  The pocket guides are great - good map, lots of interesting places you probably wont find in other books (even the big lonely planet books) plus it (almost) fits in your pocket.
  RRP is around $20 but usually I get via booko for around $11 - this is a great price.
  If you search on the lonely planet website it will tell you the date of the current edition, plus the date when the next edition is planned for release.
  I wonder which ones they will stock?