I haven’t read a Bill Bryson book in a really long time, so when I came across one of his in a secondhand hand shop I knew I had to get it. A Short History of Nearly Everything is very different from Bryson’s usual work, as he tends to primarily write travel novels. What’s different… Continue reading Book Review: A Short History of Nearly Everything
The Lost Continent is full of tales from small-town America, the heart of America, that don’t get much attention, especially from travel writers! However, Bill Bryson takes it upon himself to share stories from America’s little towns. This The Lost Continent book review will detail more. What The Lost Continent Is About While an American… Continue reading Book Review: The Lost Continent
Notes From A Big Country sees Bill Bryson take on his homeland of America after living in England for 20 years. After a long time away, Bryson feels like a stranger in his own country. What Notes From a Big Country is about: Notes From a Big Country was adapted from weekly columns for the… Continue reading Book Review: Notes From A Big Country
My uncle let me borrow a few Bill Bryson books because I’m interested in travel, so I started with A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail. Of course, the title doesn’t sound all that interesting. Nor does an entire novel about two middle-aged men hiking sound exciting, but that’s where you’re… Continue reading Book Review: A Walk in the Woods
