"One morning
the green book was brought to her by the Prince de Marsillac.
The twist in the movie comes about when the duo has to solely rely on '
The Green Book' which acts as a guide to a few establishments which were safe and accessible to African-Americans.
(Some state and local governments are adopting
the Green Book principles, too; see the sidebar, "Green Book for State and Local Governments.")
NAVIGATING
THE GREEN BOOK shares travel guides from the mid-20th century that catered to black travelers along with interactive mapping activities.
The Green Book was the brainchild of Victor Green, a postal worker turned travel agent from New York.
He claimed Diana, who separated from Charles in 1992 after 11 years of marriage, sent a directory known as
the Green Book to his office at the now-defunct tabloid then phoned to make sure he had received it.
As a result of this success they have been invited to have their winning paper published in
The Green Book, the leading international work of reference on environmental best practice, so that others around the world can follow their example and learn from their experience.
The Green Book is an important document for the Parliamentary Standing Committees that should review it at the time of budget presentation (through at least a month long review budget process as opposed to the existing 12 days), and monitor performance on regular basis.
It is being organised jointly with adventa, part of Monmouthshire's rural development programme, and it also sees the launch of
the Green Book of Gardening in Monmouthshire 2013.
The second book, Ruth and
the Green Book, has a popular counterpart in today's world,
The Green Book, which is about saving our environment.
We even had a joke called
the Green Book as a constitution equivalent, and what is mere hilarious the fact that Gaddafi was so obsessed by drilling it into our memories.