Category: Travel

“Boomerang” by Michael Lewis follows the economic downfall of various countries, including Iceland, Greece, and Ireland, after the 2008 financial crisis. Through personal anecdotes and in-depth research, Lewis examines the root causes of these countries’ financial woes and explores the implications of their collapse on a global scale.

In this memoir, Elizabeth Gilbert shares her journey through Italy, India, and Indonesia as she leaves behind her old life and searches for fulfillment, solace, and love. Through food, spirituality, and self-discovery, she finds the courage to embrace new beginnings and find joy in the present moment.

“Follow Elizabeth Gilbert on her transformative journey as she travels to Italy, India, and Indonesia, exploring the pleasures of food, the power of prayer, and the secrets of true love. A heartfelt and deeply personal memoir of self-discovery and spiritual growth.”

“Into the Wild” is a non-fiction book that tells the true story of Chris McCandless, a young man who gave up a privileged life to venture into the wild and ultimately met a tragic end. Krakauer explores McCandless’s motivations and the events that led to his death in the Alaskan wilderness.

This book by Patricia Schultz is a comprehensive guide for avid travelers, with a list of 1,000 must-visit destinations around the world. The book includes important details about each destination, along with tips and recommendations for making the most of your travels.

“A Walk in the Woods” is a hilarious and enlightening account of Bill Bryson’s journey along the Appalachian Trail, showcasing the beauty and challenges of this iconic American trail while also diving into the history, culture, and environmental concerns surrounding it.

“Everest: Mountain Without Mercy” is a riveting account of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster, told through the eyes of the survivors and those who perished. Broughton Coburn’s vivid writing captures the triumph and tragedy of climbing the world’s highest peak, shedding light on the complex and dangerous realities of this ultimate challenge.

“Into Thin Air” is a harrowing firsthand account of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster, in which eight climbers tragically lost their lives. Author Jon Krakauer chronicles his own journey and the events that led to the deadliest season in the mountain’s history, offering an immersive and insightful perspective on the risks and rewards of high-altitude mountaineering.

This guidebook provides a comprehensive directory of intentional and cooperative living communities in the United States. It includes information on community size, values, demographics, and contact details, making it a useful resource for those seeking alternative living arrangements.