2014 - March 29th - 100 Things To Do In Los Angeles Before You Die

        

      

Carrie's book 100 Things To Do In Los Angeles Before You Die hit the book stores a couple of weeks ago. It immediately sold out on Amazon and was added to Barnes & Nobel. They are back in stock but Carrie has them for sale herself: Click here to buy the book from myonline store where I have offered free delivery to locals ... just let Carrie & me know by phone, email or FaceBook IM so she doesn't add the delivery charge.

These are quotes from the internet and Carrie herself:

You've been to Venice Beach, but have you ziplined there? You've done dim sum, but have you dined in the dark? Have you shopped the Time Travel Mart? Cheered on luchadores at Lucha VaVOOM?

Didn't think so.

DATE NIGHTS / FOODIE FORAYS

QUINTESSENTIAL SPOTS

QUIRKY EVENTS / KID-FRIENDLY STUFF

Carrie Kim's 100 Things To Do In LA Before You Die says it's okay to ditch the Walk of Fame and go conquer the Secret Stairs instead.

And if that doesn't sound like your kind of thing, you've got another 99 suggestions to consider.
 

LOCALS & VISITORS:

THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU.

         [ yeah, really — it's all in there. ]

To show the most support, you can always purchase the book directly from me at my online store. I'll be forever grateful and I'll be choosing to include a batch of homemade cookies to orders at random. How's that for incentive?
>Click here to buy the book from my online store.
But, I do understand that all you Amazon Prime folks get free shipping, and I respect that. So get on over there, no hard feelings.
>Click here to buy the book on Amazon.

Whether you're a local or just visiting, trying to figure out what to do in Los Angeles can be equal parts exciting and overwhelming. Between the infamous beaches and boulevards and the mixed bag of cultures and cuisines, L.A. has got a lot to offer. Grab a breakfast burrito in the morning, indulge in a Korean spa treatment in the afternoon and catch a movie at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery that night, and you'll discover how diverse our city can be. 100 Things to Do in Los Angeles Before You Die will not only clue you in on mischievous late-night bike rides downtown and which bars have the best aerial view of the city, but it will also be the friend you need that says it's okay to ditch the Hollywood Walk of Fame and go look for the Sprinkles Cupcake ATM instead.

Suggestions highlight each of L.A.'s varied neighborhoods, what activities are kid friendly and what you can do seasonally and year-round.

No matter how you buy it, I appreciate your support!
See you on the 405, friends.

And here are a few of the customers that sent their pictures when they received the book!