Book Review: The Paris Hours by Alex George Aren’t we all longing for a little nibble of Paris? How about a bite of Paris in 1927? I loved this book set in post war Paris. A time when the city was alive and full of artists and writers. It has a slight Midnight In Paris feel and we all know how much we love that movie! I devoured this book in two days, with most...
It was time to inject a little humor into my reading. Who better to satisfy that need but Davis Sedaris. If you’ve read any of his memoirs you know what I mean. I’m only about a quarter of the way into Calypso, but I am getting a feel for it. He takes a dive into his family with some seriousness, like dealing with his sister Tiffany’s suicide in...
Buckle your seatbelts for a nostalgic look back at the golden age of the American road trip! Part memoir, part history lesson, and 100% entertaining, Richard Ratay’s first book Don’t make Me Pull Over gives you a front seat view of the many family road trips from his youth. As he explains, road tripping across America in the 70’s was an oftentimes...
This post contains affiliate links. For my full disclosure, visit my Policy and Disclosure page. All opinions are my own. It’s that time of the year again. VACATION TIME and my summer reading recommendations! For us book nerds that can only mean long days spend at the beach with a good book in your hand! Or if you’re like me and vacation time is rather...
What are you reading right now? Need some book recommendations? Seems like I have been spending more time on social media lately than reading. Blogging requires a lot of social media upkeep. Especially in the travel blogging sphere. Unfortunately one thing that suffers as a consequence is my reading. I have been sneaking in hours here and there for reading a bunch of...