We don’t always need to leave home to travel. Sometimes, the best travel experiences come from books. With this in mind, Wanderer Writes also posts book reviews, especially about books that take us to different lands.
Just in time for Earth Day, I read Kings of a Lonely Kingdom by David Mahood, a compilation of the author’s Earth Day Essays, Poems, and Musings on Nature. Nature and ecology author David Mahood shares ten years of his thoughts, in the form of essays and poetry, about Earth Day, about the way humanity […]
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A quiet reflection of a world seen from the point of view of a six-year-old boy, Joel Agee’s first novel The Stone World, uncovers the lives of an expat family in Mexico, and the world around them. Surrounded by German and Hungarian expats, rich Americans, and poor indigenous people, labor activists, artists, musicians, and writers,
April 23rd is World Book Day, celebrated across the globe. The reference to the Globe Theater also stands, since UNESCO picked the day of the anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. However, the idea for the World Book Day was originally to honor the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. If you don’t recognize the name, you’ll recognize
A helpful guide based on personal stories, the book is great reference for families considering the move, and anyone who wants to move or just visit Mexico without feeling like a tourist.
I don’t always need to get on a plane or drive to travel the world. I can easily travel virtually through the books I read. And it is such an enjoyable way to travel! Books can transport me to faraway lands, past or present, real or imaginary. I can’t think of a better way to
Sometimes we can’t leave home, no matter how much we love to travel. When we need to stay home for long stretches of time, books come to the rescue! They can transport us to places we can only dream about, to real or imaginary, present-day or ancient lands, they help us revisit places we know well or new
