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Amabear
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Tel me your favorite books from around the world!! I wanna make a list of around the world reads. I wanna travel while wrapped up in bed 😍💁🏻‍♀️ #tellme #aroundtheworld #travel #booksaroundtheworld #wanderlust

BookishMe I have shelved few of my favourites and this list needs to be updated ;p https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/7930970-santhi?shelf=around-the-world 6y
BookishMe This is a particular favourite and I hope to travel some of the routes mentioned in 6y
Birdsong28 Anything by Isabelle Broom 📚📖 6y
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SilversReviews Next Year In Havana - Cuba The Trust - Ireland 6y
StillLookingForCarmenSanDiego I ? books, and I ? travel!! So I have a "few" recommendations. The genres vary, but they are all set outside N. America... Outlander (Scotland), Papillon (French Guiana), Marching Powder (Bolivia), In Order to Live (N. Korea), Into Thin Air (Nepal), Out of Africa (Kenya), Holy Cow (India), Stones Into Schools (Pakistan), The Kite Runner & A Thousand Splendid Suns (Afghanistan), Memoirs of a Geisha (Japan) ..... more ? 6y
RachLovesTV This is a great one about a woman's journey navigating the Nile in Egypt. I read it before I went 10 years ago, and really enjoyed it. 6y
StillLookingForCarmenSanDiego The Power Of One (South Africa), The Poisonwood Bible (Congo), All Over the Map (multi), First The Killed My Father (Cambodia), The Geography of Bliss (multi), A House in the Sky (Somalia), Burial Rites (Iceland) and Wolf of the Plains (Mongolia) 6y
BookishMe 44 Scotland Street series and Heartwarming African story 6y
VeganCleopatra Memoirs of Cleopatra (Egypt), Burial Rites (Iceland), Girl at War (Croatia), Cellist of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Sex Lives of Cannibals (Kiribati), Thousand Splendid Suns & It's What I Do & Underground Girls of Kabul (Afghanistan), Nothing to Envy & Without You, There is No US (North Korea) 6y
ARoseByAnyOtherName Lunch in Paris by Elizabeth bard 6y
Whollybologna The birth house is about early Midwifery in Atlantic Canada. 6y
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ladyclassics
Siddhartha | Hermann Hesse
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Enjoyed reading the story of a spiritual journey as I hopped around the beautiful beaches of Southern Thailand. Hesse has written a thought-provoking tale that depicts Eastern philosophy through a Western lens, which goes to show the universality of the infinite quest that makes up the human experience. I love matching up genres with travels, and am glad I learned more about Buddhist ideology and these amazing cultures. #booksaroundtheworld

readinginthedark I love this book, and what a perfect setting in which to read it! 7y
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ladyclassics
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Taking in the awe-inspiring beauty of Cambodia, from its vibrant and warm culture to the incredible temples~~all accompanied by this lovely little book, which is helping me dive into the spirituality of Buddhist belief and understand this all on a much deeper level. Truly humbled and in love with this side of the world! #booksaroundtheworld

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ladyclassics
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Because gothic tales can be read and enjoyed in all seasons, anywhere ;) This was a captivating, short read by James! This time, it's not a tale packed with supernatural and grotesque suspension--instead it focuses on a dark, psychological progression that leaves the reader making their own assumptions as the mystery gets deeper. Fit for readers who are looking for a slow creeper rather than consistent suspenseful moments! #booksaroundtheworld

charl08 Wow. Amazing scenery. 7y
JoeStalksBeck I love this book 7y
LauraBrook Love this! ❤️Italy ❤️ 7y
monkeygirlsmama So much beauty in this one small photo. 💙 7y
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ladyclassics
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An Italian beach with a side of Victorian nonfiction has summertime written all over it ☆
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Leelee.reads 😍😍😍 7y
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ladyclassics
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Off I go on another two month trek across Europe and Asia! Never without a book in hand, of course (and quite a few more being hauled on my back) ;) Excited to bring back #booksaroundtheworld to the Litten community!

Grrlbrarian Wow! I'm jealous. That sounds spectacular! 7y
Reviewsbylola Have fun!! 7y
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Madame Bovary (1857) | Gustave Flaubert
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"Every smile hid a yawn of boredom, every joy a curse, all pleasure satiety, and the sweetest kisses left upon your lips only the unattainable desire for a greater delight."
I finished the novel yesterday, & found myself in small town France today. I couldn't help thinking: "Would Emma Bovary grow bored of this quaint beauty as well?" While she has detestable tendencies, Emma is like no other heroine of 19th-century fiction. #booksaroundtheworld

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Madame Bovary (1857) | Gustave Flaubert
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"And Emma tried to find out what one meant exactly in life by the words felicity, passion, rapture, that had seemed to her so beautiful in books."

I've hunkered down in Germany for a bit as I take time to research/ponder my upcoming decision. While it's hard to concentrate on anything besides my next step presently, this alluring & beautifully written novel has thus far succeeded in being my faithful refuge ♡ Long overdue! #booksaroundtheworld

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The Age of Innocence | Edith Wharton
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"Once more it was borne on him that marriage was not the safe anchorage he had been taught to think, but a voyage on uncharted seas."

Wonderful trip in Poland~pierogi, sour soups, [so many] colorful buildings, and a dash of the always eloquent Edith Wharton. I've been taking this one slow, as I like to indulge in the richness of her style--but I can already see why it is renowned for its depiction of Victorian NY society. #booksaroundtheworld

Dragon Beautiful photo 👍 7y
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Copenhagen | Katrine Marie Guldager
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This post is past due, but I just had to share! Copenhagen surprised me--it had much more of a literary atmosphere than I'd imagined. Also I stumbled across this beauty, Cafe Paludan...the most wonderful book cafe I've ever stepped foot in! There is even an antiquarian bookstore on the lower level, and all walls are covered in books. The pictures don't do it justice, but you get the point ;) You MUST go when in Copenhagen! #booksaroundtheworld

Kalalalatja On behalf of all Danes: glad you liked Copenhagen! 😄 7y
ladyclassics @Kalalalatja it was wonderful! I hope to return to see more :) 7y
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