Book Reviews
Travel
Americashire
Book Reviews, eBooks, IR Approved, Memoir, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
May 15, 2013
Americashire is the story of an American woman married to a British man, who is persuaded to move to her husband’s country and finally ends up settling in a peaceful (but eccentrically British) village in the Cotswolds. Read On
AN OTAKU ABROAD: The Affordable Japan Experience for Anime and Manga Fans
Book Reviews, eBooks, IR Approved, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
Feb 07, 2013
Author Sarah G. Rothman’s goal in writing this book is to make travel to Japan a reality for those who have, up to now, only dreamed of visiting the country. Read On
Fast Times in Palestine
Book Reviews, eBooks, IRDA Winners, Memoir, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
Jul 27, 2012
Pamela Olsen graduated from Stanford with a degree in physics and no idea what she wanted to do next. So she worked as a bartender and saved some cash until a friend asked her if she wanted to visit the Middle East. Once she started, she just didn’t stop. Read On
Pines Picks: A Kid’s Guide to the Best Things to Eat and Drink In New York City
Book Reviews, Food & Cooking, IRDA Winners, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
Jul 17, 2012
David Pines is a top expert on dining opportunities in New York for children. His book is a well-written, authoritative guide for parents visiting New York with their kids, offering solid recommendations of the best family-friendly restaurants and fast-food joints in the Big Apple. Read On
The International Raw Food Restaurant Directory
Book Reviews, Books, Food & Cooking, Homepage Sub, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
Dec 15, 2011
Raw food isn’t just about lettuce leaves, beetroot, and garlic. Nor is it just about juicing. In fact, raw food is a fast-growing culinary trend which many professional chefs are enthusiastically and creatively embracing. Read On
Paris, Moi and the Gang
Book Reviews, Memoir, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
Feb 22, 2011
Documents Grendlin’s daily meanderings through modern-day Paris, a journey that’s mainly interesting to Grendlin. Read On
Naughty Paris: A Lady’s Guide to the Sexy City
Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
Feb 09, 2011
Paris is arguably the sexiest city in the world. But what is it that makes Paris so sexy? And more importantly, how can you experience the city’s erotic side yourself?
The Call of the World
Book Reviews, Memoir, Nonfiction, Travel •
IR Staff •
A travelogue/memoir full of great descriptions; interesting tales; and insightful reflections on people and places.
Wright on Time: Arizona, Book 1
Book Reviews, Kids, Nonfiction, Travel, Young Adult •
IR Staff •
Feb 04, 2011
A family of four with two homeschooled children who are being “roadschooled” by their parents, as they drive around the country in an RV.
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