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A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette in Scotland


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Cultureshock Scotland (Cultureshock Scotland: A Survival Guide to Customs & Etiquette)
  • Paperback: 10 pages
  • Publisher: Marshall Cavendish Corporation; 2009-12
  • Label: Marshall Cavendish Corporation
  • Studio: Marshall Cavendish Corporation
  • ISBN: 0761456759
  • Sales Rank in Books: #184057

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3.0 out of 5 stars Nice pictures, textual mistakes, December 26, 2010
This review is from: Cultureshock Scotland (Cultureshock Scotland: A Survival Guide to Customs & Etiquette) (Paperback)
This review written without the book in hand.

I am interested in anything "Scottish" and borrowed the book from my local library because the pictures caught my eye. What also caught my eye, while reading the book, were:

1. the map at the front of the book shows the locations of very few, perhaps only one (Dun Eideann) of the cities
2. North America is referred to as though it is a country. Me thinks the USA, and Canada might be a bit upset to know there is no difference.
3. Scotch whisky is referred to as the best possible available. I love Scottish whisky but there are other very well respected whiskies (regardless of how it is spelled) in the world.

With that said, if ye ken zero aboot Alba, you might learn something but if you do know a wee bit the pictures alone are interesting enough to warrant a wee peek.
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