2022 Mid-Year Freak-Out Book Tag
It’s time for another book tag I wasn’t tagged in! I saw this the last couple of years but never did it and this time, I knew I had to, so here we are with the mid-year freak-out book tag, 2022 edition. This was first created by Ely and Chami back in 2016 on BookTube…
Rainbow Reads: Books With Purple Covers
While this isn’t the last in my series of Rainbow Reads, it is the last if you’re going by ROYGBIV. Today, it’s all about books with purple covers. I usually try to include a variety of genres, but there are only so many non-fiction books with purple covers (I would love your suggestions on any…
46 Of The Best Adventure Travel Memoirs Of All Time That Will Have You Planning Your Own Adventure
Now that I covered women’s adventure books, I want to do a giant post of some of the best adventure travel memoirs. There are some modern classic adventure books in here as well as some lesser-known adventure books. There isn’t much for like, really classic adventure books but there are plenty to choose from in…
Everything I Read In May 2022
This year just has a theme, apparently: reading a lot but feeling like I’m not reading a lot. It’s weird. Maybe it’s because I work from home so I have more time and I feel like I should be reading more. Maybe it’s not. Who knows. I’m finally out of my travel book reading slump.…
24 Adventurous Books About Long Distance Kayaking Around The World
I like kayaking, but just in a casual way. I get panicky in the water so long-distance kayaking isn’t something I see in my future but it is a topic I see a lot of in my future on my Kindle. These long-distance kayaking books vary in distance and location but they are all incredibly…
24 Incredible Books About Long Human-Powered Journeys
I love books about incredible human feats like swimming, running, biking, hiking, and paddling really long distances. This post isn’t about one specific physical feat, but any human powered journey. This also isn’t specifically hiking or running, but it’s using other modes of transportation powered by humans like kayaking and canoeing, skiing, or biking. This…
27 Books About Long Distance Biking Around The World
I’m not a biker, not in any athletic sense. I have a baby blue cruiser with a basket and a bell that I’ll ride around town but certainly not over mountains or through jungles. But this list of books about long cycling trips will make you feel like you’re pedaling your way around the world…
33 Incredible Books About Woman Adventurers That Will Have You Dreaming Of Your Own Adventure
Three book genres I love reading and will always read include solo female travel, walking long distances, and amazing human-powered journeys. And something I love more than all of those separately is any combination of them. Think a woman walking to the North Pole alone, woman-accomplished firsts like summiting mountains or circumnavigating the globe, even…
11 Book Genres Where I Will Always Read Everything I Can Find In Them
I’ve mentioned it before but there are a few genres that I love and will read everything that I can find in that genre. And just because it sounded fun, I decided to write a post about them! I know I just said I will read everything in these genres but there are four exceptions…
16 Books Set In Egypt And Books By Egyptian Authors To Read Instead Of Going There
I feel like I have always wanted to visit Egypt but over the last few years, I’ve seen an unfortunate number of posts on Reddit (and another one) about people going there, being absolutely miserable, and swearing to never return. I won’t lie, this has definitely made me not want to go which makes me…
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