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Book Review of "The Guide to Fontainebleau Train Station" by David F. Bower (ISBN#: 075009997349)

The Fontainebleau train station is an historic destination in France that was formerly one of the principal railroad stations of Germany and Austria. Today, it is one of the best train stations of the Loire Valley. For those interested in traveling to France, Fontainebleau is considered one of the top five ideal train station locations in Europe.

"Avis Au Chauffeur: A visit to a special place"Avis Au Chauffeur: A visit to a special place" is how this book begins. "Tout a vrai tout: des services, des pratiques et des souvenirs de tous les places" is the second page. The third page contains a map and a photo gallery. The fourth page contains a short story about the town's history, while the fifth contains the full title and telephone number of the local Fontainebleau station. It also contains the names of the train companies that provide transportation to and from the station.

In addition to the book's main focus, "The Tout La Crise Et Touts Sa Vieux Tout", it contains a chapter that features several photos of various attractions and sites surrounding the train station. Other chapters include: "The Loire Valley is a Place to Be"Tous les vingt-cinqes a place des sites". A short story called "Dans Notre Diable Dictionnaire" gives a detailed description of the town. "Gazette de l'Arbre"Gazette de la Plage" describes the scenery in the surrounding area.

The author's knowledge of the region and his expertise of the Fontainebleau rail line are apparent throughout. He includes all of the necessary information about the station including its location and how to get there and to get to the nearby towns and cities. This book provides a well-illustrated history of the area.

Another positive aspect of this book is that the author is very clear and precise in his descriptions. He uses strong and precise language, but does not resort to the type of vague descriptions that so many other guides use. His descriptions and maps are easy to understand and read.

This book is well worth reading for anyone who wants to know more about the history of Fontainebleau. Anyone who is planning a trip to France and wants to avoid going by train will want to make sure that they take this book with them.

For anyone interested in a small town, the book offers information about Fontainebleau, its people, their culture and customs, and its railroad history. For those who are looking for an enjoyable, well-illustrated, well-organized book that tells the history of their region, the book offers that as well. The Guide to Fontainebleau Train Station is definitely a good choice. In addition, this book is a great gift idea for someone you love, or for yourself.

The good news is that this book is available in print and has a reasonable price tag. As a result, it should not put a lot of financial strain on anyone's budget. For that reason alone, it is well worth purchasing and reading. If you would like to buy this book online, the author provides a link at the end of this review.