Travel Stories

The book is a non-fictional travelogue and personal journal from Lewis's time managing a Jamaican sugar plantation.

The story is framed as a tale told by a seaman to fellow sailors aboard a boat anchored on the Thames River.

A nonfiction book that offers a vivid and lyrical portrait of California's natural beauty, cultural diversity, and regional character.

A posthumously published account of Thoreau’s canoe trip through the remote lakes and rivers of Maine, accompanied by his guide.

The story follows Anna-Rose and Anna-Felicitas von Twinkler, a pair of German-English orphaned twin sisters.

The novel follows a young, independent Englishwoman who travels to Europe seeking personal growth, adventure, and romance.

A travel and political commentary written just after World War I.

A collection of biographical and adventure sketches in which Powell tells the stories of famous explorers, adventurers, and soldiers of fortune.

Four English women decide to rent a castle in Italy for a month in April to escape the drudgery of their daily routines.

The book follows a curious young woman, during her travels to the German island of Rügen.