From Publishers Weekly Charles A. Suisman publishes a monthly newsletter advising New Yorkers about sources for "services， restaurants， good deals， the unusual， the overlooked， the overrated， and ways to cope when the city gets out of sorts." Now he's compiled the useful information into a book of the same name: Manhattan User's Guide: The Guide to New York for New Yorkers. He covers a range of topics such as tenant rights， eviction， numbers to call in case of a lost or stolen wallet， charities， sports facilities， where to find exotic bananas， as well as sometimes hard-to-find numbers for city agencies. Although not exhaustive， the book is chock full of quirky sources not found elsewhere and is a fun read. (Hyperion $17.95 ISBN 0-7868-8152-6)Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information， Inc. From Library Journal Suisman， publisher of the MUG (Manhattan User's Guide) newsletter and resident of Manhattan， has produced a book with a split personality. Along with general information found in any good travel guide， Suisman also provides the kind of consumer information only a resident would want to know: where to get a hat cleaned， who offers juggling lessons， and how to get hold of exotic varieties of bananas (call growers in Florida and California!). Some of the more useful information provided includes phone numbers for all-night animal emergency services and pharmacies， charities that will pick up your donations， and city agencies that deal with landlord-tenant disputes. Information on entertainment in New York City is better provided by current newspapers and magazines; what to do with kids has been covered in greater depth in other books; and the section on plumbers lists only two names. Only for New York-area libraries. [Index not seen.]?Linda M. Kaufmann， North Adams State Coll. Lib.， Mass.-?Linda M. Kaufmann， North Adams State Coll. Lib.， Mass.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information， Inc.