"With almost an infinite amount of books available on every topic, there are no limits to the knowledge you can gain through daily reading." -Hal Elrod
Hidden Travel, The Secret to Extraordinary Trips - by Stephen Brock
Hidden Travel, The Secret to Extraordinary Trips - by Stephen Brock
Brock’s book invites readers to rethink how they move through the world, offering thoughtful guidance on traveling with deeper intention and awareness. It’s an inspiring reminder that meaningful journeys aren’t about checking destinations off a list.
Every Day I Read - 53 Ways to Get Closer to Books - by Hwang Bo-Reum
This is an easy read that offers so many different ways to make reading an enjoyable part of your life.
The Rhine -- Following Europe's Greatest River from Amsterdam to the Alps by Ben Coates
Ben’s book blends present‑day travelogue with rich historical storytelling as he follows the Rhine for 800 miles, from the Netherlands all the way to Lake Toma high in the Swiss Alps.
A Sense of Place: Great Travel Writers Talk about their Craft, Lives, and Inspiration by Michael Shapiro
Shapiro has conversations with 18 of the world's great travel writers, offering fascinating insights into their journeys, writing, and worldviews.
Cooking for Picasso by Camille Aubray
Entertaining tales about cooking for and falling in love with a famous artist in southern France.
The Dollhouse by Fiona Davis
This is a great story about the Barbizon Hotel for women in Manhattan that has since been converted into a condominium. I especially liked it because I lived at the Barbizon many years ago, and it brought back some great memories.
Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott
Ben’s book blends present‑day travelogue with rich historical storytelling as he follows the Rhine for 800 miles, from the Netherlands all the way to Lake Toma high in the Swiss Alps.
A Sense of Place: Great Travel Writers Talk about their Craft, Lives, and Inspiration by Michael Shapiro
Shapiro has conversations with 18 of the world's great travel writers, offering fascinating insights into their journeys, writing, and worldviews.
Cooking for Picasso by Camille Aubray
Entertaining tales about cooking for and falling in love with a famous artist in southern France.
The Dollhouse by Fiona Davis
This is a great story about the Barbizon Hotel for women in Manhattan that has since been converted into a condominium. I especially liked it because I lived at the Barbizon many years ago, and it brought back some great memories.
Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott
A wonderfully encouraging companion for anyone who writes or has ever dreamed of writing. With humor and honesty, Lamott offers practical wisdom drawn from years of teaching and living the writing life.
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