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  • This classic travel memoir follows John Steinbeck and his French poodle Charley across the U.S. From New York to Maine to California and back again. Travels with Charley offers a striking portrait.
  • Plus, a good book can put a vacation into perspective. Whether on the Atlantic, in the forest, or road-tripping across the country, here are some travel memoirs that’ll have you covered for any adventure.
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  • A travel memoir isn’t just a list of experiences in a unique location. It’s a written documentation of the author’s awakening or evolution. So, unless you’re being sponsored by the visitor’s bureau to write a marketing pamphlet on the destination, your travel memoir should be intimate, honest, and focused on the emotional takeaway.
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Most of these travel memoirs are about long-term travel, so they are perfect if you are considering a big trip or making a major life change. Armchair travellers will enjoy these fun reads too. They are all written by women and show that it’s possible to travel whatever age you are and whether you are single, in a couple, or have children.

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