10 Best Maine Travel Guides Books

# Our Extra Large Print Word Search Books Are PERFECT For Anyone With Vision Problems! ### When we decided to make a series of extra large word search books we never dreamed how many lives we would touch. We have received so many glowing reviews from people that bought them for a loved one that had vision problems like macular degenration or are legally blind and it makes us so happy that we can bring a little joy into their lives. If my Mom were still with us she would be smiling as the idea came from her frustration with store bought large print word search puzzle books. You see, the print in those books just wasn’t large enough for her failing eyes so I designed a series of “Extra Large” word find books for her and she was thrilled when we gave her our first one. This fun book features words that are based on the Fabulous Fifties: * There are 50 1950’s themed puzzles each having 20 words. * The left page has the word clues in two columns and is the largest font possible for an 8.5 x 11 book! * The right page has the puzzle which also fills the entire page. The answers to the puzzles are all full-page and conveniently placed in the back and numbered to match the actual puzzles; Puzzle 1, Puzzle 2, etc. I am confident that even those with the poorest eyesight will be able to work these extra large word search puzzles. Just do a “Look Inside” to see how large the clues and puzzles are and then order one for yourself or a loved one today!

Fourth edition revised in 2019. Printed on durable, waterproof material to 1:22500 scale and, contour lines, mileage indicators between points of interest, it is a perfect companion for hikers and visitors to the Acadia National Park and Seashores. Hiking and cycling trails are distinctivaly marked, making it easy to stay found. This map was designed and published by regional residents, and a portion of the proceeds from sales of this maps is donated to organizations that support trails maintenace and land conservation.

Designed for all levels, from the consummate winter recreational skiers and snowshoers to beginners and families, Winter Trails will lead you to the best places to snowshoe or cross-country ski in Maine. Be it a day-trip, a two-hour jaunt, or an overnight in the backcountry, you can enjoy the beauty and peacefulness of the great outdoors in winter with these 40 carefully researched trails. Each outing is described in detail and includes information about the natural landscape, such as distance in miles, trail difficulty, surface quality, and more. New converts to the winter sports of snowshoeing and cross-country skiing will also find a rundown of proper equipment and clothing suggestions, as well as tips on safety, navigation, and trail etiquette. Use this guide to explore the best trails that Maine has to offer.

Chapter book! Imagine ten-year-old Molly Jo Daisy at the top of her game. She had a best friend and was a happy-go-lucky girl full of wonder and spirit. But when her family moves to Maple River, Maine, over a thousand miles away, Molly Jo expects her life will never be the same. In fact, she believes her world is turned upside down. While her younger, likable brother thrives on being new and making friends, Molly Jo struggles to meet people and adapt to her life in Maine. Everything at her new house and hometown seems different and awkwardly unfamiliar. Living in a different house, in a different neighborhood, and in a different state are totally not Molly Jo’s wishes. However, Molly Jo’s Grandma, her confidante, has constant faith in Molly Jo and encourages her to make friends and give her new home a chance. After Molly Jo discovers a secret book on her closet shelf and then meets her zany neighbors and their giraffe, her new life begins blossoming. Then Anna Lin, another new kid, enters the scene. Between the wise advice in the secret book she discovers, and the wisdom from her Grandma, Molly Jo learns positive, mindful affirmations to help her look beyond the rough patches. Amidst laughter and tears, she learns that being new in her hometown and school comes with privileges and responsibilities. Molly Jo learns how to be the “new kid” with grace and determination. Adults will enjoy the gentle humor in the story. “Molly Jo Daisy: Being the New Kid” is the 4th book in this sweet family life series; this book is the first chapter book. The other three books, for younger readers, are written in verse. If you like honest, heartfelt, and humorous stories from a kid’s perspective, you’ll enjoy this story. Please check it out now.

Take two energetic young professionals fresh from the New York advertising world, drop them into a small Maine town as the new owners of the village store/restaurant/dance hall/soda fountain/guest house/bowling alley, and you are guaranteed some highly entertaining results!

The illustrated map and guide to ALL the lighthouses in Maine, coastal New Hampshire and nearby New Brunswick. 73 standing & lost lighthouses in Maine, coastal New Hampshire & nearby New Brunswick located on a detailed map History & description of each standing lighthouse Directions to each standing light or the best viewing spots Listing of lighthouse cruises, island ferries & sightseeing flights Directory of maritime museums True Tales of lighthouses 35 original watercolor illustrations Paper, printed on two sides Size: 24×36 inches, folded to 4×9 inches For laminated poster edition, enter 1888216298 in search box. Similar maps available for Massachusetts, Mid-Atlantic (NJ, SE PA, DE, MD & VA), Southeast (NC, SC & GA), Florida and Northwest (OR, WA & AK); plus a U.S. Lighthouses map & directory. Search “Bella Terra Maps” on amazon.com to find them all.

Wander for hours in the breath-taking, scraggly wilderness and charming culture of America’s most northeasterly outreach. Or better yet, relive your glorious summer vacation! Becky Chase’s Downeast Daydream contains 25 beautifully hand-drawn images of the great State of Maine, featuring coastal scenes, landmarks, flora and fauna, patterns, mandalas, and more! Add color to suit your own imagination and ease gratefully into mindful relaxation. This coloring book is for ages 8 to 108.

Native canoe routes of Maine, with translations of place names, are described in the context of Northeastern geological development and Indian prehistoric culture in the use of birch bark canoes on rivers, lakes, carries, and coastal routes, according to the archaeological and historical record, informed by accounts of early explorers. Foreword: James Francis, Penobscot Tribal Historian; Introduction: Prof. David Sanger.