Book Review: “The Longest Way Home” by Andrew McCarthy
Andrew McCarthy, most well-known as an actor, is also an award-winning travel writer for such publications as National Geographic Traveler and the New York Times. This candid memoir however seems more of ...
Book Review: Small World Ninja Ultimate Guide to Walt Disney World by Drew Hackney
As a long veteran of Disney World (since there was only the Magic Kingdom), I was pleasantly surprised by this Small World Ninja – Ultimate Guide to Walt Disney World. It is ...
Book Review: The Hidden Europe by Francis Tapon
Francis Tapon is a Harvard MBA who worked in Silicon Valley and gave it all up to go traveling. “The Hidden Europe” is the result of a seven year effort, including three ...
Review: Los Angeles to Buenos Aires by Serdar Sunny Unal
When freelance photographer Serdar Sunny Unal set off in December 2007 on a solo motorcycle trip from his home in Los Angeles, his goal was plenty ambitious: to ride all the way ...
Book Review: Conde Nast Traveler Photographs 25th Anniversary Collection
The book Conde Nast Traveler Photographs is a substantial collection of work that has graced the pages of Condé Nast Traveler magazine over the last 25 years. It is a large, well-constructed, hardcover ...
Book Review: “History of a Pipe Dream” by Susan Miller
Always on the lookout for a new or untraditional quest, I snagged “History of a Pipe Dream” with the thought of, “Hmm, let’s see how this person experienced enough life to put ...
Book Review: “Paint Stop Boom” by Anna Sarelas
With a name like “Paint Stop Boom”, I couldn’t imagine the premise of the new novel by Anna Sarelas. Not being a fan of fiction, I was pleasantly surprised by the story ...
Book Review: “What’s Great About I-95″ by Barbara Barnes
Barbara Barnes has taken on the daunting task of highlighting interesting facts, stories, and attractions along the entirety of Interstate 95 in “What’s Great About I-95“, the first guide of her planned “Interesting ...
Book Review: “Let’s Take the Kids to London” by David S. White
Having traveled to Europe several times (including to London) with our own children (aged 8 and 10 at the time), we have a pretty good idea of how to see London with ...
Book Review: “The Espresso Break” by Barbara Zaragoza
My wife and I visited Naples in the spring of 2008, as members of a Rick Steves tour group. This tour did something no other Rick Steves group had ever done before, ...
