Europe

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?

Tony Hawks' "Round Ireland With A Fridge"
3.4
Ireland

Tony Hawks

How far can humor carry a boring (and narcissist) story?

Colette Modiano's "Twenty Snobs and Mao"
5.2
China

Colette Modiano

What happens when rich Europeans visit China at the height of the “Cultural Revolution”?

Ben Donald's "Springtime for Germany"
3.8

Ben Donald

Who came up with the idea to spoil a fine travelogue with some contrived nonsense?

Carol Kloeppel's "Dear Germany"
3.4

Carol Kloeppel

Is this author trying to show us how to alienate ourselves from our surroundings?

Cem Gülay's "No Döner Country"
3

Cem Gülay

Can this book succeed in making migration seem a little bit less mysterious?

Gunther Plüschow's "The Adventures of the Aviator of Tsingtao"
5
China

Gunther Plüschow

Can we really read about warfare as if it was just an adventure?

Tuvia Tenenbom's "I sleep in Hitler's Room"
4.6

Tuvia Tenenbom

Is this how a cynic gets outsmarted by an even bigger cynic?

Andrew McCarthy's "The Longest Way Home"
3
Austria

Andrew McCarthy

Is it possible to write a whole a book like a Roxette song, and should anyone read it?

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?

Nicolas Bouvier's "The Way Of The World"
5.8
Iran

Nicolas Bouvier

Is this a great piece of poetic travel writing, or has it been overly polished?

Wolfgang Büscher's "Berlin - Moscow"
6
Russia

Wolfgang Büscher

Will the search for the “Russian soul” ruin an otherwise great book?

William Lindesay's "Alone on the Great Wall"
5.8
China

William Lindesay

Is this book just about a physical feat, or is there something more to it?

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

Gregor Sieböck

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