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]]>The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
This thought-provoking novel follows Nora Seed as she finds herself in a library between life and death. Each book represents a different life she could have lived if she had made different choices. It’s a beautifully written exploration of regret, hope, and the infinite possibilities of life.
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah
Comedian Trevor Noah’s memoir of growing up in South Africa during the apartheid era is both hilarious and heartbreaking. Noah’s unique perspective as a mixed-race child in a time when such unions were illegal provides a personal lens on a complex historical period.
The Guest List by Lucy Foley
For those who enjoy a good mystery, this whodunit set on a remote Irish island during a glamorous wedding is perfect. With multiple narrators and timelines, it keeps you guessing until the very end. The short chapters and building suspense make it an ideal page-turner for a flight.
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]]>Amazon Kindle Paperwhite
This eReader’s 6.8-inch screen comes with adjustable warm lighting, enabling you to see your book in the dark while its antiglare enables you to read under direct sunlight. What’s more, this Kindle has a 10-week battery life, meaning you won’t need to bring your charger on vacation if you charge it ahead of time.
Amazon Kindle Scribe
With a generous 10.2-inch display, the Scribe is perfect for not only reading but also jotting down your ideas. If you enjoy sketching or perhaps like taking study notes, then this eReader and its stylus are perfect for you.
PocketBook Color E-Book Reader
Unlike most alternatives on the market, this PocketBook has a color screen, making it highly engaging. With a 16-gigabyte storage capacity, you can enjoy a range of books as well as comics and magazines.
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]]>Wild: From Lost to Found, Cheryl Strayed
This book is an incredible recount of the author’s experience of solo hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. This long-distance hike is over 1000 miles long spanning from Mexico to Canada across many mountain ranges and took Strayed 3 months to complete. Her retelling of this awe-inspiring journey is insightful and touching and will have you wanting to experience your own epic tale.
Vagabonding, Rolf Potts
Potts is an experienced traveler and uses his knowledge to offer insight and advice to those with a desire to head out on an immense trip. He explains how he has made this lifestyle work for himself and encourages anyone who wants to see the world to make it happen. This book is a useful and inspiring tale to refer back to.
The Catch Me If You Can, Jessica Nabongo
This fascinating account tells the story of the author’s impressive feat of visiting all 195 countries in the world. The book covers everything from cultural experiences and human connection to the undiscovered wonders of tiny unknown regions. It will reignite your passion to explore our wonderful planet.
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]]>Embrace E-Readers
Consider investing in an e-reader such as a Kindle or a tablet with an e-book app. These devices allow you to carry hundreds of books in a compact, lightweight format.
Opt for Audiobooks
Instead of packing physical copies, download audiobooks to your smartphone or device. This lets you enjoy your favorite novels while on the move, whether on flights, road trips, or city strolls.
Explore Local Libraries
Many destinations boast charming local libraries or bookstores with English-language sections. Take advantage of these spots to borrow books during your stay, saving precious suitcase space.
Choose Lightweight Editions
Opt for travel-sized paperbacks or lightweight editions of your favorite books. They take up less room and are easier to carry without sacrificing your reading pleasure.
Read and Pass Along
Read books along your journey and pass them along to other travelers or locals. It’s a great way to both share stories and lighten your load.
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