travel

Documents the two months Canadian animator Guy Delisle spent overseeing cartoon production in North Korea, where he records everything form the statues and portraits of dictators Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il to the ordinary citizens of the country.

A memoir in which the author describes the places he went, food he ate, and people he met while traveling with his wife and dog aboard an English narrowboat on a nine-month voyage down the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.

American environmentalist writer Edward Abbey presents essays about his travels to Australia's outback, a Mexican desert island, and several places in the American West, as well as personal memoirs and commentaries on American lifestyles.

The author shares the story of his family's adventures after he sold his house, business, and possessions, armed his wife and children with backpacks and passports, and set off on a rollicking journey around the world.

The true story of Orient, the guide and companion of Bill Irwin, the first blind man to hike the two thousand miles of the Appalachian Trail. Shows the reader, through the eyes of a dog guide, the challenges that a blind person faces every day.

Describes sights and events of interest in Boston, including historic buildings, the Boston Public Garden, Beacon Hill, and the Freedom Trail.

Describes sights and events of interest in Atlanta, including the the downtown area and attractions outside the city.

A guidebook to Washington, D.C., surveying such areas as Capitol Hill, the Mall museums, monuments, parks, Georgetown, and nearby Virginia.