Our selection of Travel guides covers every aspect of Moroccan life. We
recommend the following books to every person interested in living or travelling
to Morocco.
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Lonely Planet: Morocco (6th Ed)
A thoroughly revised and expanded resource for the independent
traveller treating all the usual practicalities in detail. Unique
features include a detailed section on arts and crafts, history and
culture, and superb maps and color photos.
ISBN: 1740593618
Format: Paperback, 512pp
Pub. Date: February 2003
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
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Fodor's Morocco: The Guide for All Budgets (2nd Ed)
In this completely up-to-date guide Fodor's experts who live in Morocco
give you the inside track, showing you all the things to see and do
-- from must-see sights to off-the-beaten-path adventures, from shopping
to outdoor fun. Fodor's Morocco shows you hundreds of hotel and restaurant
choices in all price ranges.
ISBN: 0676902219
Format: Paperback, 284pp
Pub. Date: March 2002
Publisher: Fodor's Travel Publications, Incorporated
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Footprint: Morocco Handbook (3rd Ed)
From mosques, minarets, and bazaars to references of accommodations and practical needs,
the new edition of this respected handbook captures Morocco's enchanting history and culture.
The book contains a special feature on exploring and trekking in the High Atlas
and offers suggestions for both short and extended trips. Morocco's contemporary life, music, food,
arts and crafts, and architecture are all well covered.
ISBN: 1900949873
Format: Paperback, 602pp
Pub. Date: August 2001
Publisher: Footprint Handbooks
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Lonely Planet Moroccan Arabic Phrasebook (2nd Ed)
ssalamu'lekum is a greeting you'll hear from dawn to dusk and on into
the night. 'Peace be upon you' - if only you could return the wish!
And how about the farewell: lla yhennik - 'May God give you tranquility'.
Must be one of the best ways to bid goodbye to someone about to travel
further into the magic lands of Morocco.
· script throughout
· language specific to Morocco
· extensive vocabulary list
· full of useful cultural tips
· extensive food and shopping sections
· includes chapters on Berber and French
· easy to use pronunciation guide
ISBN: 0864425864
Format: Paperback, 180pp
Pub. Date: February 1999
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
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Culture Shock! Morocco
(Rev. June 2001)
Orin Hargraves, author of Culture Shock! Morocco, covers the bases with a basic but thorough
overview of Moroccan history, geography, and politics.
He delves into the psychological and cultural mores of the Moroccan people, from their attitudes
about men, women, and family to their views on homosexuality, hospitality, and religion.
Note: Morocco is not a dangerous country but this book covers the areas for potential
misunderstanding between western visitors and Moroccans and Hargraves does his best to offer
clear explanations of Moroccan thought and behavior.
ISBN: 1558686258
Format: Paperback, 250pp
Pub. Date: June 2001
Publisher: Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company
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From Publishers Weekly
Kitty Morse, author of many books on Moroccan cooking, including The
Vegetarian Table. Morse divides the couscous recipes here into two
categories: traditional and contemporary. The traditional recipes
are all enticing; the contemporary ones, however, vary wildly from
the tempting (Couscous-Parsley Salad with Preserved Lemon) to the
unorthodox (Steak and Mushroom Pie with Double Gloucester Couscous).
ISBN: 0811824012
Format: Paperback, 120 pages
Pub. Date: (July 2000)
Publisher: Chronicle Books
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