Book Review: “Walter and Mike Get Their Own Fun Park Pool to Play in” by Kathleen Morrissey
Walter and Mike are alligator hooligans who did not listen to their parents or sister’s advice. “Uh, they’re going to get in trouble!” said my seven year old friend. “I’ve never heard ...
Book Review: “Fast Times in Palestine” by Pamela Olson
“Fast Times in Palestine” is Pamela Olson’s powerful, deeply moving account of life in Palestine—both the daily events that are universal to us all (house parties, concerts, barbecues, and weddings) as well ...
Book Review: “The Ultimate Guide to Frequent Flyer Miles” by Travis Sherry
I volunteered to review “The Ultimate Guide to Frequent Flyer Miles” because, while I’m not a frequent flyer right now, I have been a very frequent flyer over the years, and have ...
Book Review: “Tales from the Tarmac” by Claudia Helena Oxee
“Tales from the Tarmac” is a fun read, with a variety of anecdotes about the airline business. The author worked at Kennedy Airport in a variety of customer service positions, with several ...
Book Review : “Flavors of Belize, the Cookbook”
“Flavors of Belize: The Cookbook” presents over 120 recipes spanning the cultures of Belize. From British to Lebanese to Garifunn, they are all here. Some of Belize’s most renowned chefs and cooks ...
Book Review: The $100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau
The book “The $100 Startup: Reinvent the Way You Make a Living, Do What You Love, and Create a New Future” by Chris Guillebeau is not really a travel book so I ...
Book Review: “Escape Plan – Ditch the Rat Race, Discover the World, Live Better for Less” by Mark Mason
The book “Escape Plan- Ditch the Rat Race, Discover the World, Live Better for Less” by Mark Mason sounded appealing from the title when I first saw it. Perhaps my expectation was ...
Book Review: “Five Weeks One Summer” by Martin E. Block
If you are curious about what it would be like to spend a summer in the Swiss Alps as a solo hiker, then “Five Weeks One Summer” by Martin E. Block might ...
Book Review : “The Night Sky” by Maria Sutton
“The Night Sky: A Journey from Dachau to Denver and Back” is an actual story of the long and difficult search that Maria went on to find where she came from or ...
Book Review: “A Weak American in Russia and Ukraine” by Walter Parchomenko
The phrase “A Weak American in Russia and Ukraine” I thought was a joke. How can anyone be weak traveling to Eastern Europe? That’s not possible! After reading these short stories by ...
