Little Princes
by Conor Grennan | 
Hiking Through
by Paul Stutzman | 
Kabul Beauty School
by Deborah Rodriguez |
The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street
by Helene Hanff | 
Dispatches from Pluto
by Richard Grant |
Notes from Walnut Tree Farm
by Roger Deakin | 
A Woman in the Polar Night
by Christiane Ritter |
Used and Rare
by Lawrence Goldstone | 
The Year of Living Danishly
by Helen Russell | 
At Home in the World
by Tsh Oxenreider | 
Stargazing
by Peter Hill | 
Sir Vidia's Shadow
by Paul Theroux |
The Tenth Island
by Diana Marcum | 
Just Passin' Thru
by Winton Porter |
Paris Letters
by Janice MacLeod | 
My Invented Country
by Isabel Allende | 
If You Lived Here, I'd Know Your Name
by Heather Lende | 
An African in Greenland
by Tete-Michel Kpomassie | 
Men of Salt
by Michael Benanav | 
Chasing Chaos
by Jessica Alexander |
In this brilliant, hilarious memoir, Robyn Scott recounts the years living in Botswana while her dad works as a flying doctor. At first she thinks her parents don't have the best ideas, but soon she begins to realize the importance of her father's work. Botswana has the highest rate of HIV infection in the world, but still no one wants to talk about it and, for once, Scott is proud that her parents are willing to be unconventional.