Graf Editions - Point it dictionary

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Communicate worldwide!

You may be fluent in four languages but sometimes you could find yourself "off the beaten track" where you can´t communicate. "point it", with 1200 items to which you can indicate, is the answer. Everyone in the world will understand you. This passport-sized assistant is used not only by tourists but also by UN peacekeeping forces, Olympic athletes and speech therapists. The book is the result of the author´s extensive travels in the five continents. Edition since 1992: 1,900,000

Graf's creation contains 1200 photos of usefull items.
You'll never have to mime "roast chicken" again. _{HQ Magazine Sydney}

Let your pictures do the talking... _{Evening
Standard London}

Apart from its cult value for students of post-modern semiotics, even the laziest armchair traveller could have hours of fun flicking through it.
_{Sunday Telegraph Magazine.
London}

"Sesam üppna dig" för dagens globetrotter. _{Form Stockholm}

Size:
3,5 x 5 inch
45 grams

ISBN:
978-3-9803130-2-5

£ 4,99
$ 7.95
€ 6,90

Get the point it App. on your iPhone or iPodTouch at the Apple iTunes store!

Warranting 10/10 for imaginative travelling accsessories, "point it" page-upon-page useful pictures. _{City
Life, Manchester}

The solution is so simple that only a genious would have conceived it: a little book filled with photographs of everything you could ever want. _{The Guardian London}

This is not only the cheapest book currently in print and included in this volume, it is possibly the bestselling photobook of all time.
_{The photobook: A History
volume II}

A simple but effective idea. _{The
Times, London}

Other press reviews:
Dagens Nyheter, Copenhagen / De Standaard, Brussels / ELLE, Paris / Elsevier, Amsterdam / Feeling, Belgium / Form Stockholm / Freelance Photographer, London / Glamour, Rome / holland herald / HQ Magazine, Australia / items, Amsterdam / La Repubblica, Rome / Le Monde, Paris / Pauze Magazine, Den Haag / Reiskrant, Belgium / Geo / Sunday Telegraph, London / TAZ / The linguist, London / The Times, London / The Observer, London / The Photobook, London / Volkskrant, Amsterdam