France

order:
Serge Roetheli's - "The 25,000 Mile Love Story"
3.8
USA

Serge Roetheli

How can a book about a man running around the whole world be so boring?

Xiao Peng's "Ten Years Of Backpacking"
3.2

Xiaopeng

If this book isn’t badly written, then why is it still bad?

Dennis Gastmann's "Walk to Canossa"
5.8
Italy

Dennis Gastmann

Should travel writers deliberately look for interesting stories or just go with the flow?

Gregor Sieböck's "Wanderer Of Worlds"
4.6
New Zealand

Gregor Sieböck

Why is this book only for those who are really into environmentalism?

Giovanni DiPlano Carpini's "The Story Of The Mongols Whom We Call The Tartars"
5.8
Mongolia

Giovanni da Pian del Carpine

Was it naive to hope for peace with the Khan?

Philippe Valéry's "On The Silk Road"
5.2
Afghanistan

Philippe Valéry

Is this another author who distances himself from his story?

Laurie Lee's "As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning"
5.4
Spain

Laurie Lee

Aren’t less words sometimes better, even if the words are beautiful?

Tim Moore's "Travels With My Donkey"
5.8
Camino de Santiago

Tim Moore

If this was a good writer with a good story, then why did the editors not polish it a bit?

Hans-Peter Kerkeling's "I'm Off Then"
5.6
Camino de Santiago

Hape Kerkeling

Is this the only instance where a TV person turned into a good travel writer?

Werner Herzog's "Of Walking In Ice"
4
France

Werner Herzog

Is this another candidate for the title of worst travel book ever?

Paulo Coelho's "The Pilgrimage"
2.4
Camino de Santiago

Paulo Coelho

Is this the worst travel book anyone could ever imagine, or is it just the worst travel book ever created?