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Archive for September, 2007

There’s No Toilet Paper on the Road Less Traveled, edited by Doug Lansky

by worldeatsreaderstreats
( September 20th, 2007 )

 No Toilet Paper on the Road Less Traveled

Edited by Doug Lansky, this collection of humorous tales from various travel writers will bring you more than a few chuckles.

For example, The Art of Riding a Third World Bus by …

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Change Your Life Through Travel, by Jillian Robinson

by worldeatsreaderstreats
( September 20th, 2007 )

Change Your Life Through Travel

For those interested in exploring travel as a spiritual and life enhancing exercise, this book is for you. Experienced traveler and filmmaker Jillian Robinson details the transformative aspects of travel through a strong format of chapter topics …

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Surrender or Starve, by Robert D. Kaplan

by worldeatsreaderstreats
( September 20th, 2007 )

Surrender or Starve

If you are looking for a light-hearted humorous travel title, this isn’t it. However, if you want a serious analysis of the political and ethnic factors behind the starvation in the Sudan, Ethiopia and Somalia, Robert Kaplan has provided …

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A Year in Provence, by Peter Mayle

by worldeatsreaderstreats
( September 20th, 2007 )

A Year in Provence

As someone who has repeatedly selected countries to live in for a year or more, I enjoyed this book’s peek into the progression of cultural assimilation that occurs when you travel long term in a particular region, ...

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Notes from a Big Country, by Bill Bryson

by worldeatsreaderstreats
( September 20th, 2007 )

Notes from a Big Country

This was the book that introduced me to the work of Bill Bryson, via a referral from a traveling friend of mine. It has an easy, relaxed format that will ring true with most any American who …

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Make Your Own Middle East Croutons

by worldeatsreaderstreats
( September 15th, 2007 )

Pita bread for croutons

This is basically an Americanized version of croutons that uses up slightly stale pita bread, and blends the flavors from one of my favorite Arabian salads . . . fatoush. These are great to make ahead and store in …

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