Title: Coated paper!
Product review: Everything about this guide is fine - it takes some getting used to the navigation system, but worth it for the detailed and helpful information provided by a good index. The very small problem is the weight of the volume: there must be a good reason for their using the kind of covers and papers they do: longevity in your pocket perhaps? But it makes the volume surprisingly heavy for its size and unwieldy to carry. Some day publishers will figure out that many people who buy travel guides (as compared to those who borrow them from libraries or read them on-line) would like to be able easily to separate the sections, even tear them out (destroying the books, yes, but am I going back to Norway again? I'll buy ANOTHER book as this one will be out of date by then) and carry the relevant parts on their excursions.
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