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Read the first book you find in your hand

All the birds in the sky. Charlie Jane Anders. This book is classified as speculative fiction, I like the kidness and hope that book is provide to us as humans.

Lonely planet guide book ?

A bit cheeky, but I am recommending my own books! One about my travels. The others are coloring books suitabable for adults. https://bearsac.com/books/

Fourth wing, iron flame, onyx storm, great trilogy about dragons 🙌

The count of monte cristo thicccc enough contentwise to last you months, thicc enough thematically to last you decades

Definitely on the road by Kerouac :)

Thanks a lot for recommend books

I always try to find a travel book related to the country in which I am traveling. Simon Winchester is brilliant at this. Years ago, I did a study tour on the Yantze/Chiang Jang River and the impacts of the Three Gorges Dam, and read his The River at the Center of the World: A Journey Up the Yangtze, and Back in Chinese Time. He did an amazing job of capturing historic events in the cities we traveled to including Wuhan, Nanjing, Shanghai. His wikipedia page lists his books. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Winchester.

I also vividely recall reading Irving Stone's biographical novel on the life of Michaelangelo - "The Agony and the Ecstacy" - while traveling through Florence and other cities that were important in his time. Seeing "de Medici" everywhere took on new meaning when reading about that family's power and role in Michaelangelo's life.

If you're traveling in Ireland, perhaps some James Joyce? Portrait of the Artist As A Young Man?