Happy Spring Equinox, everyone. What book are you choosing to celebrate with?
Timeline by Michael Crichton. It works around some of my most favorite topics: archaeologists discovering something shocking at a medieval site.
Thursday 13: Dasa's bestselling travel non-guidebooks in my side of town. Any familiar author or title you might be interested in?
1. A fortune-teller told me by Tiziano Terzani
1. A fortune-teller told me by Tiziano Terzani
2. A cook's tour by Anthony Bourdain
3. Off the rails in Phnom Pehn by Amit Gilboa
4. Holy Cow! by Sarah MacDonald
5. The great railway bazaar by Paul Theroux
6. Notes from a small island by Bill Byrson
7. Finding George Orwell in a Burmese teashop by Emma Larkin
8. Ghost train to the Eastern star by Paul Theroux
9. Defiled on the Ayeyarwaddy by Ma Thanegi
10. Into the wild by Jon Krakaur
11. Lost Continent by Bill Bryson
12. Down under by Bill Bryson
13. To Myanmar with love by Things Asian Press
4. Holy Cow! by Sarah MacDonald
5. The great railway bazaar by Paul Theroux
6. Notes from a small island by Bill Byrson
7. Finding George Orwell in a Burmese teashop by Emma Larkin
8. Ghost train to the Eastern star by Paul Theroux
9. Defiled on the Ayeyarwaddy by Ma Thanegi
10. Into the wild by Jon Krakaur
11. Lost Continent by Bill Bryson
12. Down under by Bill Bryson
13. To Myanmar with love by Things Asian Press
And Happy Equinox to you. I don't do enough travel reading, I must admit.
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
ReplyDeleteIf I bring another book in the house the floors will collapse.
Thursday 13 - 1st words of tSLBoM
Sounds like a good choice! Here's MY BTT POST
ReplyDeleteHuh, just the titles intrigue me. Thanks for sharing.
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Timeline sounds very interesting! I'll have to check it out. Here's my post: http://blueeggbooks.wordpress.com/2013/03/21/booking-through-thursday-2/
ReplyDeleteNotes From a Small Island is very good, so I'm told. I'll have to get it one day soon. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring! a good read.
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I have heard of Bryson but never read anything by him. Good list.
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