In this Japan Travel Guide 2024 edition, Yuki Fukuyama and Ken Fukuyama will share with you:The ultimate Japan itineraries that are improvised for more than 40+ times.All the essential information like operating hours, prices, transit tips etc.Everything you need to know about Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hokkaido.The best winter destinations.Detailed and updated maps of Japan.The latest super cheap budgeting tips.The best accommodation tips.Japan’s best kept secrets.All the best local cuisines.Events and festivals in Japan.And much, much more!About Yuki Fukuyama and Ken FukuyamaBefore serving as a tour guide, they were full-time professors working in Japan National College of Technology. After having their first child in 1985, they have decided to pursue their long-held dream of exploring the world. Inspired by their life-changing adventures throughout the world, they have decided to serve as a tour guide. This happy couple has been serving as a Japan local tour guide for more than 30 years now. In their effort to show the world what Japan truly is, they have decided to write a book about it.# Japan Travel Guide 2024 Read more

Don’t Just Retire, Live Fully: Your Guide to a Vibrant and Fulfilling RetirementWorried about feeling lost, isolated, or unfulfilled in retirement? You’re not alone. This guide will help you turn your golden years into a time of excitement, connection, and growth.Rediscover your passions with a ‘New Beginnings Toolkit’ to align your activities with what you truly enjoy.Master technology with simple tutorials on using social media, fitness trackers, and hobby apps.Explore senior-friendly travel tips and budget-conscious destinations to make the most of your adventures.Stay active and healthy with adaptable exercises and physical activities for all fitness levels.Rebuild your social network through strategies for deepening connections and finding new communities.Boost your health with dietary tips and surprising foods that support memory and mood.Learn new skills with lifelong learning options like online courses, local workshops, and group classes.Step out of your comfort zone and embrace new experiences with practical advice for overcoming fears.This is your personalized guide to thriving in retirement and making every moment count. Embrace your best years yet and start your journey today! Read more

Now a major motion picture starring Alfre Woodard, Jessica Collins, John Heard, Jacinda Barrett, Cloris Leachman, and Talitha Bateman—in theaters October 2017! From acclaimed author Sarah Weeks comes a touching coming-of-age story about a young girl who goes on a cross-country journey to discover the truth about her parents, which the New York Times called "a remarkable novel." Perfect for fans of Rebecca Stead's When You Reach Me and Ali Benjamin's The Thing About Jellyfish.She doesn't know when her birthday is or who her father is. In fact, everything about Heidi and her mentally disabled mother's past is a mystery. When a strange word in her mother's vocabulary begins to haunt her, Heidi sets out on a cross-country journey in search of the secrets of her past.Far away from home, pieces of her puzzling history come together. But it isn't until she learns to accept not knowing that Heidi truly arrives. Read more

Hike, Bike, or Ride on America’s Premier Rail-Trails with This Official GuideAll across the country, unused railroad corridors have been converted into public multiuse trails. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy recognizes the best of them through its Rail-Trail Hall of Fame. Selections are based on scenic value, amount of use, amenities, historical significance, excellence in management and maintenance, community connections, and geographic distribution. These Hall of Fame rail-trails are found in 29 states and in nearly every environment―from downtown urban corridors to pathways stretching across wide-open prairie, along coastlines and through mountain ranges. In Rail-Trail Hall of Fame, the experts from Rails-to-Trails Conservancy present the 33 best rail-trails―from Massachusetts’ Minuteman Commuter Bikeway to Mississippi’s Longleaf Trace to Oregon’s Springwater Corridor. You’ll appreciate the detailed maps for each trail, plus driving directions to trailheads. Quick, at-a-glance icons indicate which activities each trail can accommodate, from biking to fishing to snowmobiling. Best of all, the succinct descriptions are written by rail-trail experts, so you know it’s information that you can rely on! As an added bonus, this official guide takes a look at the fascinating railroad history behind each trail. These rail-trails represent pioneers of the movement; they inspired trail development across the nation, or they’ve revolutionized how trails impact communities along their routes. Whether you’re on feet, wheels, or skis, you’ll love the variety in this collection!STATES REPRESENTEDAlabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin Read more

Real Answers. Real Simple. Your Disney Trip, Your Way.Planning a Disney trip can feel overwhelming—especially when every blog, social post, and video seems to say something different. Walt Disney World FAQ Book cuts through the noise with clear, straightforward answers to the most common questions about visiting “The Most Magical Place on Earth.”Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned park hopper, this book helps you plan a trip that’s perfect for your family—without the pressure to do it all, do it perfectly, or follow someone else's checklist. From dining reservations and ride strategies to Genie+ and character meet-and-greets, every section is designed to be easy to read, easy to use, and stress-free.Because here’s the truth: there’s no one right way to do Disney. This book helps you find yours. Read more

Travel Fearlessly in Your Golden Years: Tips, Tricks, and Inspiring StoriesFeeling overwhelmed by modern travel? The Ultimate Senior Travel Guide is your go-to resource for navigating the world with ease. Perfect for retirees looking to embark on new adventures, this guide provides practical advice and inspiration tailored specifically for senior travelers.Inside, you'll find:Stress-free travel tips and senior-friendly destinations for accessible, safe adventuresSafety guidelines and budget strategies to maximize comfort without overspendingEasy steps to navigate airports and public transportation, even if you're not tech-savvyHow to manage health, mobility, and medications while on the moveInspiring stories from fellow senior travelers who’ve embraced life on the roadPractical advice for using travel apps and technology without any tech headachesSmart packing tips to ensure comfort and peace of mind wherever you goGuidance on maximizing travel rewards and discounts to make your trips more affordableWorried about tech or first-time travel jitters? This guide breaks down everything you need to know in simple, easy-to-follow steps. Redefine your retirement with unforgettable travel experiences. Click "Add to Cart" and start your journey today! Read more

This is the book for you if you want to move out of the U.S. OR to the U.S. with pets. Find out how to determine what the requirements are by country, what documentation is needed, how pet health certificates work and whether you need a government endorsement, and the time frame for the documentation. Make sure your veterinarian is qualified to issue an international health certificate.Moving to Hawaii? Appendix 1 of this book has 48 pages of Hawaii's complex requirements, including an explanation of the options available to import your pet, how to avoid quarantine, and how to find an approved laboratory for the rabies antibody titer test. There's even a map for Honolulu International Airport showing you where the airport animal quarantine facility is located.Fourteen chapters walk you through how to cross international borders with your pets, from how to make sure the carrier or crate you will use will be acceptable by the airline, to how to find out an airline's safety record with transporting live animals. How do you measure your dog for a crate that will be acceptable by the airline?Want to know which airlines have outsourced the processing of the USDOT service animal forms and have been having problems? What about flying internationally with a service animal when you have a layover in a foreign country? Complications can arise unless you pick the right carrier, because the U.S.defines a service animal differently than do most other countries. U.S. travelers have found themselves stranded in foreign countries with their service dog because of these different legal definitions.Want to know the difference between a psychiatric service animal and an emotional support animal? This book will explain it to you in plain English. Which airlines still accept emotional support animals? See Chapter 5.Did you know that there is a recognized program to evaluate brachycephalic cats and dogs (susceptible to breathing problems when flying) for safety before flying? Don't let your pug, Persian cat or bulldog run into difficulties; this book will tell you which airlines have special programs for these pets.What are the options for your large breed dog -- and how much is it going to cost?How can you research individual country requirements to import a pet? Is there a limit on the number of pets that you can bring with you to your new home? What about the European Union's requirements -- what does an EU pet passport do? What are the requirements for the UK post-Brexit? What is a pet flight nanny?Entering the U.S. with a dog is now more complicated due to the new CDC rabies regulations that went into effect August 1, 2024. But you don't need to read all 311 pages of the regulation, the author has done this for you and translated it into plain English.Which airlines have dedicated live animal programs for pets in the cargo compartment? Which airlines were voted best for transporting pets as cargo by professional pet shippers? See Chapter 3.All these topics and many more are handled in this must-have volume for expats, wanna-be expats, and those wanting to enter the U.S. with a pet, whether for a visit or a permanent move.The author, an expat herself, interviewed pet parents living abroad and garnered many real-life tips and secrets for traveling with your loved one and avoiding problems. Read more

The Disabled Hiker’s Guide to Western Washington and Oregon is the first book of its kind to consider the diverse needs of disabled people in the outdoors. This groundbreaking guidebook includes 60 outdoor adventures, including drive-up experiences, verified wheelchair accessible trails, and foot trails suitable for disabled hikers. This guide removes one of the barriers to access - a lack of information - by utilizing a rating system and detailed trail information designed for the disability community. Each trail is personally assessed according to Syren’s skilled and detailed review and established accessibility guidelines. Read more

240 PAGES FULL OF INSIGHTS INTO JAPAN THAT WON'T BE FOUND IN ANY TRAVEL GUIDEWillem Spelten takes you on an exciting journey to Tokyo and the Japanese provinces. With a lot of deep insights into Japanese culture, Japanese society, and the real life in Japan.Read about adventurous, quirky, and beautiful experiences in the Land of the Rising Sun. Whether it's killer hornets, love hotels, office workers in closets, remote-controlled bathtubs, or fried gourmet asparagus tips, Willem Spelten has experienced and tried it all...With a lot of humor, charm, but also great respect for the very differently ticking Japanese culture, he lets the readers participate – who also receive many valuable tips to be well prepared for their own visit to Japan."This is the book I wished I had before my first trip to Japan. Super entertainingly written, full of insights and information about life and survival in Japan that I couldn't find anywhere else." Gretchen Smith, Travel BloggerExcerpts from the content:• Tokyo: How to survive in Tokyo, why everyone looks so good there, and why you can play an officially banned gamble on every corner?• Japan: Earthquake-proof houses made of plywood, the suitcase ban in the fastest train in the world, and how dangerous Japanese nature can be• Traveling and staying in Japan: How to find a good hotel in Japan, and how not to. And when do you actually need a love hotel?• Eating in Japan: Restaurant guide, from the high mass of cooking art to the all-you-can-drink rate, with a foray through the wonder world of Japanese supermarkets and convenience stores• Family and Friendship in Japan: Super Mom and Salaryman – the complicated gender roles in Japan, the educational requirements for three-year-old children, and the difficulties of making friends in Japan• Working and Work Culture in Japan: The office as the center of many Japanese lives, the almost non-existent digitalization, and the tricky matter of hierarchies• How to behave in Japan - best possible: What to wear, what to take off, and the fascinating art of body care in the Japanese Onsen• The Japanese language: Three different fonts, several levels of politeness, and language lessons that hardly teach you to speak• Bonus for all those who want to know more about Japan: Some book and film tips for those who want to dive deeper into JapanThis book is not only for those interested in Japan, but for everyone who likes to immerse themselves in foreign cultures and wants to be well entertained while doing so. Read more

With a can-do attitude, Cor Cor shows that with enough determination anything is possible. Cor Cor's readers learn about places around the world, as he explores exciting destinations from his wheelchair. Whether admiring the northern lights in Iceland or meeting kangaroos in Australia, no adventure is off-limits. As a wheelchair user that has visited all seven continents, co-author Cory Lee (founder of the award-winning accessible travel blog Curb Free with Cory Lee) always wanted to read a book that he could relate to while growing up. Collaborating with his mom, co-author Sandy Gilbreath, they created this children's picture book to show that the possibilities for all children are limitless, regardless of their abilities. Let's Explore with Cor Cor is both fun and colorful, while teaching children about various landmarks and destinations from all over the world. Read more

By popular demand, here is the second edition, expanded from the original Easy Walks publication. Now included are maps, trail conditions, as well as photos, directions, and lots more information for over 50 local walking trails in 16 towns in the Upper Charles River and Blackstone River Valley watersheds in Massachusetts and Northern Rhode Island. You'll find trail locations in Bellingham, Blackstone, Douglas, Franklin, Grafton, Hopedale, Medway, Mendon, Milford, Millis, Millville, Northbridge, Upton, Uxbridge, Wrentham, all towns in south central Massachusetts, and Woonsocket, RI. Many locations are dog-friendly--learn which places welcome you and your dog before you go! All trails are grandparent, parent, and kid friendly. Learn about distances of trails, highlights along the way, directions to each trail head and more. Read more

When you're looking for an Easy Walk that's just around the corner from where you live, this is a resource you'll turn to again and again. Accessibility and family-friendly options are included, and highlighted. Whether you hope for sweeping views, walks along ponds and streams, or even a good look at a working cranberry bog, there's something of interest on each trail. Fifty-three trails in fifteen contiguous towns offer great choices for a family-friendly outing. Discover lots of open trails that allow for friendly walks with family and/or friends; south central Massachusetts has so much to offer. So head on outdoors! Read more

Explore Alaska’s Breathtaking Beauty With Alaska Cruising and Adventure Guide by Ocean Breeze Adventures!From towering glaciers and snow-capped peaks to abundant wildlife and charming coastal towns, Alaska offers a cruising experience unlike any other. Whether you’re kayaking near a glacier, spotting whales in the wild, or wandering through historic ports, this guide is your key to experiencing the Last Frontier with ease.This comprehensive guide features interactive maps, 3- and 5-day itineraries for adventurers and families, and insider tips to help you make the most of every onshore excursion.Inside Alaska Cruising and Adventure Guide, you’ll discover:The best ports of call, including Juneau, Ketchikan, and Skagway.Tips for choosing and booking unforgettable shore excursions, from glacier treks to wildlife tours.Scenic highlights along the Inside Passage and Glacier Bay.Local dining and shopping recommendations in each port.Interactive maps to navigate your journey seamlessly.Expert advice for spotting wildlife, including whales, eagles, and bears.Award-winning travel experts Ocean Breeze Adventures bring decades of experience to this trusted guide, ensuring your Alaska cruise is as smooth and unforgettable as its breathtaking scenery.Whether you’re a first-time cruiser or a seasoned traveler, this guide is your perfect companion to unlocking the wonders of Alaska.Buy Alaska Cruising and Adventure Guide today and start planning your voyage! Read more

Basel Travel Guide: Dive Deep into Switzerland's Cultural JewelWelcome to the Basel Travel Guide – your ultimate companion to discovering the rich tapestry of history, culture, and modernity that makes Basel one of Switzerland’s most captivating cities. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or embarking on your first adventure, this comprehensive guide is designed to help you explore every corner of Basel with ease and excitement.Where to Dive InBegin your journey with a thorough introduction to Basel’s vibrant past and present. Learn about the city’s origins, from its Roman roots to its rise as a cultural powerhouse in Europe. Discover why Basel is celebrated as Switzerland’s cultural capital, and what makes it a must-visit destination in 2024. Dive into detailed sections on the city’s historical landmarks, including the majestic Basel Minster, the ancient Spalentor Gate, and the enchanting Old Town (Altstadt), where cobblestone streets and medieval architecture tell stories of centuries gone by.Where to ExploreBasel is a city of endless exploration. Our guide takes you through the top museums and galleries, such as the renowned Kunstmuseum Basel, the avant-garde Vitra Design Museum, and the fascinating Tinguely Museum. For those who love the outdoors, we’ve got you covered with the best hiking and cycling routes, serene nature walks, and thrilling water sports on the Rhine River. Discover hidden gems like local markets, quaint cafes, and bustling street food scenes where you can taste the true flavors of Basel.Exclusive Top ListsGet the insider scoop with our exclusive top lists that highlight the very best Basel has to offer. From the top luxury hotels and budget-friendly hostels to the most romantic dining spots and family-friendly attractions, our curated lists ensure you won’t miss out on any of Basel’s highlights. Explore our picks for the best cultural experiences, including music and theatre performances, festivals, and local celebrations that bring Basel’s vibrant spirit to life.Travelers’ ReviewsDon’t just take our word for it – hear from fellow travelers who have experienced Basel firsthand. Our guide includes reviews and stories from visitors who share their favorite memories, hidden spots, and invaluable tips. Read about John’s awe-inspiring visit to the Basel Zoo, Maria’s culinary adventures through the city’s top restaurants, and David’s peaceful Rhine River cruise that offered unparalleled views of the cityscape. These personal accounts add a relatable touch and provide practical advice from those who have walked the same paths you will tread.Reading the Basel Travel Guide feels like chatting with a trusted friend who’s eager to share their best tips and secrets. We’ve packed this guide with friendly, conversational advice that’s easy to follow and genuinely helpful. Wondering when’s the best time to visit? We’ve got you covered. Need tips on navigating public transportation? We’ve detailed everything you need to know. Curious about the local etiquette and customs? We’ll make sure you blend in like a local. Our guide is here to make your Basel adventure as smooth and enjoyable as possible.Why This Guide?The Basel Travel Guide isn’t just a collection of facts and figures – it’s a thoughtfully crafted companion for your journey. With over 450 pages of in-depth information, captivating photos, and practical tips, this guide is designed to enhance your travel experience from start to finish. Whether you’re planning a quick weekend getaway or an extended exploration, this guide will help you uncover the heart and soul of Basel.Embark on an unforgettable journey with the Basel Travel Guide . Dive deep, explore widely, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Your adventure in Switzerland’s cultural jewel awaits! Read more

En octubre de 1985 llegué becado a la URSS, era el primer año de Gorbachov como primer Secretario del Partido Comunista sovietico después de la muerte de Andropov y Chernenko. El desastre atómico de Tschernobyl estaba por ocurrir (a 600 kilómetros de mi escuela). La URSS seguía siendo la segunda potencia mundial y el mundo estaba dividido.La URSS era un país cerrado que no permitía a sus ciudadanos cruzar sus fronteras para salir y era prácticamente imposible entrar.Yo tenía entonces 21 años y era la primera vez en Europa. Antes ya había cruzado 2 veces la frontera mexicana en un intercambio estudiantil en los EE. UU. pero no sabia en realidad lo que son las fronteras. En esa edad yo no tenía ninguna conexión con el mundo socialista. Me aceptaron simplemente porque quería estudiar geofísica estructural. Llegué completamente libre a seguir mis propios sueños y los intereses que un chico de mi edad en los años ochenta tenía ante sí. Al término de mi primer año de estudios todos los estudiantes se van a trabajar a las granjas colectivas, Yo siendo proveniente de un país “libre” sin fronteras me permiten obtener una visa para salir del país. Yo tenía una amiga por carta en Austria a quien le había estado escribiendo desde hacía ya 6 años atrás y no la conocía en persona. En esos años el correo postal era la única manera de comunicarse a nivel mundial. Por ello decidí ir a visitarla y cruzar la frontera de las fronteras: la frontera entre la URSS y Europa occidental.Con muy poco dinero pero muchas ganas de disfrutar, viajar y descubrir a la vieja Europa de los años 80s me hice al camino. El viaje me llevó por Alemania, Austria, Italia y Yugoslavia a pie, en autostop y en bicicleta. Fue un viaje lleno de aventuras, en el que conocí gente interesante y lugares hermososEste libro es resultado de mi diario de viaje en donde en la manera que me lo permitían las circunstancias hacia noticias del viaje, anotaba mis impresiones, hacía comentarios en tercera persona.Decidí conservar el texto original tal cual lo escribí hace casi 40 años, con ello deseando mostrar la mentalidad de un joven mexicano de los años 80s. que a todos llamaba "ancianos". Hoy soy yo mismo uno de ellos. La frontera de la URSS fue mi primera verdadera prueba como vagabundo aventurero que influyó mucho en mi carácter. Lo que parecía ser una escapatoria a la libertad se convirtió en una necesidad imperiosa para buscar nuevas fronteras geográficas y personales.. En ese año después de las vacaciones regresé a la URSS y la pude abandonar para siempre solamente 20 años después. La URSS me atrapó justamente en el momento en el que el mundo cambió y no me convertí en Rambo más bien en Forrest Gump,En estas líneas cuento como todo empezó, como descubrí un mundo sin fronteras, y como el andar me enseñó que la única verdadera frontera es el horizonte donde se pone la mirada. Read more

Can you continue traveling as you get older or if you are disabled? On Two Legs and Three Wheels answers that with an emphatic, "Yes!"Multiple sclerosis disabled the legs of the author's wife twenty years ago, making her rely on a mobility scooter, and now both the author and his wife are in their seventies. But none of that stopped them from traveling. On two legs and three wheels, they have traveled to twenty countries and twenty states. Perseverance, ingenuity, and flexibility have enabled them to overcome virtually all obstacles. These characteristics are on full display in the two dozen tales of their travels to locales as diverse as Alpine peaks, Caribbean beaches, desert canyons, and urban boulevards, via planes, trains, cars, buses, and ships.Their adventures will inspire disabled and older people to keep traveling, while engaging in activities that thrill fully abled partners, as well. And their travel tales will delight and entertain readers of all ages and physical conditions. Read more

"Since that day, I’ve chased buses in the rain in the outskirts of Beijing, I’ve learned to ski in the mountains of Maine, and I’ve lost my breath climbing the steps of Machu Picchu. I've done it all in my fifties, sixties, and right until about now as I approach my seventieth birthday." - Irma VillanuevaAfter a fateful trip to New York in the aftermath of the 9-11 terrorist attacks, a grandmother was inspired to travel the world solo, embarking on a series of trips that span over two decades.In her candid but endearing fashion, Irma parts with not only practical tips to help out new travelers, but insights into the solo travel subculture and psychology, encouraging anyone from first-time travelers to seasoned globe-trotters to leave behind their worries and travel the world.A perfect book to inspire the elderly to travel.Written in large print, this book is easy even for those who are challenged visually.Never has a book of this caliber been written specifically for solo senior travelers. This book is single-handedly jump starting a solo travel movement among retirees. Read more

Dreaming-of-travel price!! Save $5 off the regular price of $17.95!(Discount price because specific travel-related details are from 2020. The general guidelines, trip preparation timeline, and many specifics still hold true, however, and are valuable in planning travel that limits physical exertion. Details will be updated after pandemic effects shake out in the travel industry.)Do you love to travel but aches and pains are slowing you down a bit? Easy-Walking Europe is a travel guide aimed to make traveling in Europe as doable and fun as possible for those who aren't as mobile or energetic as they used to be.You can still travel abroad, even if you've left your youthful fitness far behind—you may just need to adjust your plans and expectations a little. This book gives you the tools to do that.Find insightful discussion of the physical challenges of Europe and useful tips on how to minimize them. Read invaluable pointers on traveling in general and specifics on planning an overseas trip, including a reassuring timeline that lays out everything you need to do and when you should do it. Learn easy-walking principles that you can apply to anyplace you want to visit, including and beyond the places in this book.Capping off the general travel advice are chapters bursting with travel information for specific cities and their surroundings—Edinburgh, Dublin, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Vienna, and Munich. Each chapter includes a possible travel plan (if you want detailed guidance on what to do) and information about transportation, lodging, and sightseeing in each city.If the heart is young but the legs no longer are, this is the travel guide for you!Note: Designed to supplement a traditional travel guide, not to replace it. Does not discuss sights in-depth.About the Author: Elizabeth Bingham has devoted her writing career to preparing Americans for travel in Europe. Her language and culture guides (Survival Guides) for Germany, Austria, Italy, and France led to an Italian dictionary with phrases for travelers and two travel memoirs. She has designed and led group tours in Germany, England, and Scotland, and has a Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics/Foreign Language Education from the University of Texas at Austin. Read more

Born in a Meadow is a book of memories of a boy determined to prove to himself that being handicapped was not an excuse for giving up on high aspirations.During his life, he had three careers; music, stock brokerage, and international business, and he excelled in all three.He traveled in thirty countries, had friends on six continents, flew airplanes and gliders, and raced in sailboats.He detested racism and didn't react to the skin color, facial characteristics, or religious beliefs of the people he met. They were simply human beings and, perhaps, potential close friends.The book is filled with warm humor, some suspense, and a little sadness, and closes with the author's advice for a better world. Read more

Real Answers. Real Simple. Your Disney Trip, Your Way.Planning a Disney trip can feel overwhelming—especially when every blog, social post, and video seems to say something different. Walt Disney World FAQ Book cuts through the noise with clear, straightforward answers to the most common questions about visiting “The Most Magical Place on Earth.”Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned park hopper, this book helps you plan a trip that’s perfect for your family—without the pressure to do it all, do it perfectly, or follow someone else's checklist. From dining reservations and ride strategies to Genie+ and character meet-and-greets, every section is designed to be easy to read, easy to use, and stress-free.Because here’s the truth: there’s no one right way to do Disney. This book helps you find yours. Read more