Moving to Thailand - Your 2nd Life Begins!
by Mike Fook
Price: $2.99 USD. 24720 words.
Published by MF Books on March 19, 2011. .
Moving to Thailand can be an easy and fun transition with the help of this book.
After you move to Thailand you'll notice some things:
1. You're not stressed out over all the fear-mongering from the evening news, newspapers, and talk radio in your home country.
2. You don't give a second thought to getting a ticket as you drive.
3. You're eating healthier food than maybe you ever have.
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Destination: Asia
by Carleton Cole
Price: $6.99 USD. 46750 words. Published by bangkokbooks on April 24, 2011. .
Influenced and intrigued as he was by all things Asian, and desperate to escape the monotony of America's first planned community, when Carleton Cole's path took him to Thailand, it came as no surprise to him.
Price: $6.99 USD. 46750 words. Published by bangkokbooks on April 24, 2011. .
Influenced and intrigued as he was by all things Asian, and desperate to escape the monotony of America's first planned community, when Carleton Cole's path took him to Thailand, it came as no surprise to him.