Written by Madhu Gadia, The Indian Vegan Kitchen has numerous recipe suggestions for creating healthy, flavorful international food for the meatless crowd.
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As with many Travelers’ Tales books, this one has an underlying theme: nature. Women in the Wild, edited by Lucy McCauley, is a collection of travel essays celebrating the powerful contribution of Mother Nature to the travel experience. Three …
Donna Klein’s new cookbook The Tropical Vegan Kitchen covers healthy and tasty plant based meals inspired by tropical locations in the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa and Southeast Asia. For those looking to try new international foods minus the meat, or just wanting know what to cook in the hostel kitchen while on the road, this book offers a variety of suggestions and unique recipe ideas.
This collection of family travel essays gives you a broad perspective of the reality of life on the road with the little ones. Edited by Laura Manske, the work includes various highlights:
Blessed, by Mary Morris. Details …
By Shiela Swan and Peter Laufer
Published by Travelers’ Tales, this book would actually be of assistance to male and female travelers …
Travelers’ Tales has collected over thirty unique tales from around the world in their 2009 edition of The Best Women’s Travel Writing, edited by Lucy McCauley. Three samples of note?
Where the Roads Diverged. Catherine …
Travelers’ Tales – Edited by Jennifer L. Leo
In another Travelers’ Tales compilation of stories for women, Jennifer Leo has put together an absolutely hilarious collection of stories from ladies on the road. Ready for a peek at some of the highlights?
Another Travelers’ Tales compilation, this title combines over twenty-five tales from adventure loving funny girls on the road. The sequel to Sand in My Bra, this women’s interest grouping is …
Although not completely what I expected, Floating through France was still a treat . . . and an inside peek at a long time dream. While never exposed to sailing per …
This Traveler’s Tales title by Brian David Bruns chronicles the author’s crazy year working for a cruise line and living aboard ship. Following his heart and going where most Americans fear to tread, Brun suffers through a brutal training period to follow his love interest who works for the same ship line.
