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7-day file View a full week of the AJC free. Past 7 days Today's print edition News Metro Business Sports Living Opinion Front page image ajc.com links Home page News page Metro Business Sports Living Opinion Travel Search the paper ENTER KEYWORD:   SEARCH THE STACKS For more background, search our Stacks archive of staff stories back to 1985. Obituary help Guide to death information in the newspaper. Information Services Weekly sections MONDAY Horizon TUESDAY Healthy Living WEDNESDAY Atlanta & the World THURSDAY Home & Garden Food Buyer's Edge FRIDAY Preview Wheels SATURDAY Wheels Faith & Values Buyer's Edge Sunday sections Arts Travel Living @issue Homefinder Jobs Communities DAILY GWINNETT Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday THURSDAY City Life Cherokee Clayton/Henry East Cobb Cobb Coweta DeKalb East Metro Fayette North Fulton South Metro			TRAVEL SUNDAY • April 6, 2003 TRAVELER'S AID: BOOKS TO GO Julia McBee - Staff Sunday, April 6, 2003 Impatience can often erupt in anger, but for John DiScala, it led to a creative alternative. Having a job that entailed a lot of traveling, he quickly tired of flying snafus and began reading travel magazines and books and surfing Web sites. What he learned led him to create JohnnyJet.com. "You Are Here Traveling With JohnnyJet.com" (Yahbooks, $14.95 paper) by Eric Leebow with John E. DiScala is an almanac-size book designed as a companion to DiScala's Web site. It contains 3,000 Web sites, travel bargains, tips and 34 chapters dealing with all aspects of travel. Aspects of air travel --- from "Steals and Deals on Fares" to airports, pilots and crews --- make up several chapters, but boats, cars, trains and hiking are included as well. "Lodging" ranges from dude ranches, bed-and-breakfasts and deserted islands to lighthouse inns. There's a slew of things to do and to see: Web sites for crop circles, factory tours, cathedrals and castles, haunted houses, Oktoberfests. Need more? There's something for sports fans, students, senior travelers, religious pilgrims and volunteers. True to its subtitle, this "Ultimate Internet Travel Guide" has it all.

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