Nancy Pearl Recommends Armchair Travel Books
Marcie Sillman gets book hugger Nancy Pearl's recommendations for a good book to take you to an exotic location from the comfort of your favorite reading chair.
- “Between Terror and Tourism,” by Michael Mewshaw
- "Let’s Not Go To The Dogs Tonight," by Alexandra Fuller
- "Bangkok 8 Series," by John Burdett
- "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay," by Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Otis Skinner
- "Innocence Abroad," by Mark Twain
- "Travels With A Tangerine," by Tim Mackintosh-Smith
- "Desert Queen," by Janet Wallach
- "Lawrence in Arabia," by Scott Anderson
- "Travels in a Thin Country," by Sara Wheeler
- "The Saddest Pleasure," by Moritz Thomsen
- "Living Poor," by Moritz Thomsen
- "Travels With Charley," by John Steinbeck
- "The Great Railway Bazaar," by Paul Theroux
- "The Second Son," by Jonathan Rabb
- "Tracks," by Robyn Davidson
- "Sacred Willow," by Duong Van Mai Elliott
- "The Spiritual Tourist," by Mick Brown
- "An End To Suffering," by Pankaj Mishra
- "The Raj Quartet," by Paul Scott
- "Midnight’s Children," by Salman Rushdie
- "Tuning The Rig," by Harvey Oxenhorn
- "The Beautiful Mystery Series," by Louise Penny
- "Fools Rush In," by Bill Carter
- "Red Summer," by Bill Carter
- "Love Thy Neighbor," by Peter Maass
- "Alaska Blues," by Joe Upton
- "Passage To Juneau," by Jonathan Raban
- "The Book Of My Lives," by Aleksander Hemon
- "The Long Way Round," by Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman
- "Ghost Rider," by Neil Peart
- "I See By My Outfit," by Peter Beagle
- "The Curve of Time," by M. Wylie Blanchet
This segment originally aired on August 5, 2013.