If you’re looking for a book to get cosy with, I hope my review of The Wild Silence by Raynor Winn will inspire you. Following…
The Disaster Tourist by Yun Ko-eun is one of those books which makes you stop and think about your responsibility as a traveller. Although it is…
I’m sure I speak for a lot of people when I say that now more than ever I’m finding myself wanting to escape from the…
The Only Gaijin in the Village by Iain Maloney provides a totally different view of Japan to the usual fast-paced, high-tech, wild and wacky descriptions…
Hey there! How are you doing? It feels like such a weird time to be living through right now doesn’t it? As the Coronavirus lockdown…
I feel that I should start this post by admitting that this My Midsummer Morning review is quite different to the one I was expecting…
“I love it when a book grabs you from the first page,” I wrote on Twitter shortly after starting Lois Pryce’s Revolutionary Ride. And Lois’…
Two of my biggest passions in life are travel and books, so it made sense that I would one day set up a group that…
Every month members of #travelbookclub discuss a book about travel on Twitter. Here’s this month’s The Pants of Perspective review: There was a time a…
Disclosure: This review of Africa, My passion by Corinne Hofmann contains affiliate links. If you click on them I receive a tiny commission at no…