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	title:	Borneo (Footprint Handbooks)
	author:	Steven Frankham
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Footprint Handbooks
	released:	February 1, 2008
	isbn:	190609814X
	isbn-13:	9781906098148

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Malaysian Borneo - Rated If you want to visit Malaysian Borneo and are flying via Singapore or KL, then this book is probably useful. If you are going to Kalimantan then don't bother as the section on Singapore is bigger than the province that covers 2/3 of the island. Also, the history and introductions sound like they are simply lifted from the respective Malaysia and Indonesia guidebooks. There is little overall consistency, eg the section on Kalimantan starts with an explanation that Borneo is the third biggest island in the world. I've already read this several times by this point of the book. Minor points maybe, but if you can be bothered to publish a book on Borneo at least get the writers to write about Borneo, not Malaysia or Indonesia. Very annoying. Hopefully the Lonely Planet book published next week will be better.

Customer Reviews

Malaysian Borneo - Rated 1/5
If you want to visit Malaysian Borneo and are flying via Singapore or KL, then this book is probably useful. If you are going to Kalimantan then don't bother as the section on Singapore is bigger than the province that covers 2/3 of the island. Also, the history and introductions sound like they are simply lifted from the respective Malaysia and Indonesia guidebooks. There is little overall consistency, eg the section on Kalimantan starts with an explanation that Borneo is the third biggest island in the world. I've already read this several times by this point of the book. Minor points maybe, but if you can be bothered to publish a book on Borneo at least get the writers to write about Borneo, not Malaysia or Indonesia.

Very annoying. Hopefully the Lonely Planet book published next week will be better.