Life Is a Trip: The Transformative Magic of Travel

The reasons why we who are travelers do so are probably as varied as we are. Just as the places to which we travel and the ways in which we travel can differ widely, no doubt, so do the resulting expe...

Judith Fein does not let grass grow under her feet. She, like her husband, enjoy travel and experiencing what this world has to offer. In this book, Life Is A Journey, Judith shares 14 journeys where ...

LIFE IS A TRIP is an amazing must-read for people of all ages! "Travel is a Zen activity that can lift me out of my inner life into engagement with the world around me." I love this quote! This book i...

After reading many works of worldly explorations this year, this is the first travelogue I have not enjoyed. It was basically a bunch of newspaper articles put together with some sort of intended mora...

Enjoyed this nonfiction collection of essays more than I thought I would (read it for work). Sometimes sweet, sometimes insightful, sometimes a little to neatly wrapped up thus received a bit of an ey...

I enjoyed the words of wisdom Judith Fein shared that were gained from her travels throughout the world. It is always good to be reminded how much we gain from our own encounters with people whose liv...

I wanted to like this book. I normally can read travelogues all day and get jazzed up for my next adventure. I just felt very disconnected to the author and her stories; she struck me as having a cond...

Note to self: I think this is the best of these anecdotal travelogues-which-lead-to-self-knowledge. She doesn’t gush, she tells compelling stories, she guides you engagingly through her observation...

A thought provoking and informative travel memoir. In each assignment the author gives one a feeling a being there, experiencing and seeing things that the everyday traveller probably wouldn't get to ...

I finally finished it! I saw this in a book shop while traveling, and couldn't find it at B&N or anywhere, finally bought it, and after all that it's just ok. Each chapter is a different anecdote so t...