Travel to Washington

Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to and Living in Seattle Including Bellevue, Redmond, Everett, and Tacoma

Format: Paperback
Author: Monica Fischer
ReleaseDate: January, 2003
Publisher: First Books
Rating:

Handy Book for moving
This book was a great reference and I felt like I knew enough from this book that I could make the move fairly smoothly (which I did). I moved from San Diego to Seattle with very little knowledge about Seattle.

great book for the seattle area
It was very helpful in trying to figure out features of the different regions , and also other things, like bike trails, utility companies, etc. Just moved to seattle, and received this book as a going away gift. Definitely a helpful book.

Stands Out from the Rest
Yes, there are only so many ways to tell a person where Pike's Place Market is and I'm sure they all get you to Seattle Center. At this point, I feel like I have aquired one too many books on Seattle. Yet, I did purchase this one, and am happy for it. This was more of a relocation guide, giving exact details on searching for apartments, moving, and getting settled. It listed all the important things we are going to need (with phone numbers, company addresses and even websites) like renter's insurance, utilities and everything else. As well, it is a tourist-type book, showing attractions, but it shows more of the "underground" things to do.

I looked through the series for other cities, and the whole series is pretty awesome. It is tailored specifically for each city, giving different information that is necessary for each locale. .

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