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The Worst-Case Scenario Pocket Guide: New York City

Escape a stalled subway car or a swarm of pigeons; stop a runaway hot dog cart; defeat cockroacheswhat every native and visitor needs to survive in the Big Apple.

96 pages, Hardcover

First published April 22, 2009

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David Borgenicht

129 books19 followers
David Borgenicht is the creator and co-author of the best-selling WORST CASE SCENARIO SURVIVAL HANDBOOK series. He is also the author of dozens of other books, including THE STAR TREK BOOK OF OPPOSITES and HOW TO CON YOUR KID. He is the president and publisher of Quirk Books (www.quirkbooks.com), Philadelphia-based publishers of entertaining, informative, and amusing fiction and non-fiction.

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Profile Image for Fede Boccacci.
267 reviews20 followers
August 10, 2017
Una serie de consejos delirantes sobre cómo sobrevivir a situaciones disparatadas en Nueva York. Ahora me quedan las ganas de viajar para poner esta guía en práctica.
Le doy 5 estrellas porque además fue un gran regalo que vino desde allá. Y está firmado por una de mis autoras favoritas.
Profile Image for Michael Kerjman.
293 reviews1 follower
October 13, 2024
Ain't quite sure, that $50 handed in to a doorman could help to make it into a popular night club next time.
Such ambiguity contributed much scepticism to considering the rest of advices.
Profile Image for Ilana Waters.
Author 21 books261 followers
October 25, 2012
Hysterical. And the tips on how to survive roommates, etc. was just as important as the section on rat bites. ;-)
Profile Image for Niels Lelieveld.
10 reviews1 follower
July 26, 2013
Bought this on my vacation in New York, read it over there. I guess if you start living there this willc ome in handy, back here in Holland it's pretty use-less but still funny. Worth the 5$.
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