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Pros

Alice steinbach takes a sabbatical from her job to travel. Steinbach travels the world, raising her two sons and reinventing herself.

Alice steinbach is in her 50s, divorced, and has two grown sons. Steinbach has no small amount of anxiety at the start of the trip as the enormity of what she’s doing sinks in. She meets a larger-than-life australian psychoanalyst and a tweeded spinst... Read More

Cons

A previous reviewer is right - the title of the book is utterly misleading. The book, however, is a sad disappointment.

Alice steinbach has neither the wit nor wisdom to entertain or instruct. Her observations about life are mere platitudes. Her postcards to herself quickly become trite and embarrassing.

The writer lacks any descriptive renderings other than the travel book tittle that any reader could find in eyewitness travel guidebooks. The author mulls over her own life experiences instead of painting images of the world she is meant to be explori... Read More

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Quality

Very descriptive book and felt like i was travel with the author

Interesting different honest about the advantages and drawbacks of traveling alone

Competitiveness

Or at least they weren’t as well integrated into the narrative

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This product had a total of 370 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 7 2022.