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If you are really interested to learn more about Bhutan, and to know how it happened to be the way it is now, there are some interesting books that you can read.
Beyond the Sky and the Earth :A Journey into Bhutan by Jamie Zeppa is a simple and interesting book by a Canadian Volunteer teacher who got married to a Bhutanese man and has lived in Bhutan for about 10 years. I found it quite interesting. Besides, there are many books on history for the more serious reader. For the environmentally minded, there are books on the unique plants and animals of Bhutan and its surrounding regions.
The Jesuit and the Dragon : The Life of Father William Mackey in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan
In the Himalayas : Journeys Through Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan
Memoirs of a Political Officer's Wife in Tibet, Sikkim, and Bhutan
Bhutan and its Natural Resources
Bhutan in Saarc Role of Small State in a Regional Alliance
Bhutan Towards a Grass-root Participatory Polity
Blue Annals of Bhutan
History of Bhutan based on Buddhism
So Close to Heaven : The Vanishing Buddhist Kingdoms of the Himalayas (Vintage Departures)
Field Guide to the Mammals of the Indian Subcontinent
Insight Pocket Guides Bhutan
Bhutan : A Movement in Exile
Bhutan and the British
Bhutan Investment & Business Opportunities Yearbook
Bhutan: Kingdom in the Himalaya.
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Tibet Handbook :With Bhutan
Bhutan:Mountian Fortess of the Gods
Bhutan, Environment, Culture, and Development Strategy
A Guide to the Birds of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, SRI Lanka, and the Maldives
Beyond the Sky and the Earth :A Journey into Bhutan
Lonely Planet Bhutan
In His Majesty's Civil Service : And Other Contemporary Tales of the Kingdom of Bhutan
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