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Travels from Another Era:
A Room with a View, EM Forester, 1908
This classic follows Lucy Honey Church to Florence, England and finally back to England as she negotiates the social norms of Edwardian English along with her own more liberal feelings about love and passion.

The Immoralist, Andre Gide, 1902
Set in Italy and Algeria, The Immoralist follows the internal moral battles of Michael as he shifts his life from the study of ancient ruins to searching out the hedonistic pleasures of living life for the moment. Gide not only takes the reader through the ancient Roman ruins in Italy and the streets of Biskra, but he also brings us into the internal conflict that Michael goes through. Around the World:
The Female Nomad, Rita Golden Gelman, 2002
In 1986, children’s book author Rita Golden Gelman, almost fifty, divorced her husband and got rid of most of her possession to live on the road. In the Female Nomad, Gelman talks about how she made her way around the world and the connections she made along the way. While she may not know the languages, Gelman connects with the different communities that she stays with by learning to cook with the women. Her descriptions of making tortilla’s from scratch and the Thai stews filled with coconut and lime leaves will make anyone hungry.