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A review by emilyclaire
The Road Trip Survival Guide: Tips and Tricks for Planning Routes, Packing Up, and Preparing for Any Unexpected Encounter Along the Way by Rob Taylor
2.0
This is an okay book of travel trips for browsing, but Survival Guide is overstating it.
"The Road Trip Survival Guide" is divided into five section ranging from planning to itineraries. It is filled with little paragraphs and bite size pieces of information, but is not presented in a very engaging format. While it may be an interesting starting point for someone who has never traveled and is looking to get started, most of the information here is common sense with a side of some googling.
The highlights of this book, for me, were the forward by Samantha Brown and the overall focus of enjoying the whole trip instead of racing to a destination.
Thank you to NetGalley & the publisher for providing an eARC for review.
"The Road Trip Survival Guide" is divided into five section ranging from planning to itineraries. It is filled with little paragraphs and bite size pieces of information, but is not presented in a very engaging format. While it may be an interesting starting point for someone who has never traveled and is looking to get started, most of the information here is common sense with a side of some googling.
The highlights of this book, for me, were the forward by Samantha Brown and the overall focus of enjoying the whole trip instead of racing to a destination.
Thank you to NetGalley & the publisher for providing an eARC for review.