Lonely Planet Chile & Easter Island
by Wayne Bernhardson
Format: Paperback, 3rd ed.
A colorful, detailed guide to travel in Chile, offering historical background and information on the country's culture, arts, politics, and people, as well as things to see and places to stay.

Easter Island: Mystery of the Stone Giants
by Michel Orliac Paul G. Bahn (Translator)
Format: Paperback, 143pp.
An age-old mystery, the monolithic stone sculptures of Easter Island have intrigued generations of explorers and researchers. Who built them? How did they get there? What do they signify?

The Mystery of Easter Island
by Katherine Routledge
Format: Paperback, 143pp.
This reprint of adventuress Katherine Routledges classic archeology book on Easter Island was first published in London in 1919. Heavily illustrated with a wealth of old photos, this is a treasure trove of information on Rapa Nui, known in the West as Easter Island.

Easter Island
by Caroline Arnold
Format: Hardcover, 48pp.
Describes the formation, geography, ecology, and inhabitants of the isolated Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean.

Chile and Easter Island: Travel Companion
by Gerry Leitner
Format: Paperback, 850pp.
Over 460 towns and cities are profiled in depth, with another 2,000 villages, lakes, spas and other sites of interest thrown in for good measure. Color regional maps give a general lay of the land, while 99 town maps offer high detail in the communities.

The Blind Guards of Easter Island
by Miriam Weiss Meyer
Format: Paperback, 48pp.