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I was far more interested in the adventures of female solo travellers which were sadly only afforded a few paragraphs before tenuous transitions into memoir. Unfortunately I found the author fairly obnoxious and her "journey" cliched. How many times must I read about the only REAL way to experience travel being hostels and food poisoning?
We are clearly very different travelers. At least the bibliography offers more interesting narratives.

Kate Willis share with us the solo travel adventures she embarked on after her marriage of less then a year.Even if your an armchair traveler this book and the adventurous women we meet will make you want to pack your bag and go.

This was a Pick - downgraded after the disappointing discovery the author writes for the *spits* Sun newspaper.

A pleasant lightweight read. A mix of author's personal journey & actual journeys post-divorce and tales of solo female travellers in history. Not particularly in depth but a bibliography is provided for further reading. Funny, informative (useful tips for travel solo) & a few moments of genuine emotional insight. Great beach read.

Starting this one today. I'm hoping it serves as a palate cleanser after the grossness of the last one. In fact, I'd love it to do a full-on Men in Black style mind wipe!