books about: hitchhiking     books:     Hitchhiking      The Seagoing Hitchhiker's Handbook : Roaming the Earth on Other People's Yachts Greg Becker High Adventures Pub, 1993 Great book! This book is great, but don't buy anything from Amazon. Your local bookstore can order this book in just a couple of days and you will help keep the small guy in business. Make a vow to yourself not to be lazy!             Road to Nowhere (reissue) Christopher Pike Simon Pulse, 2002 A major Wow! Ok, imagine this. Your just found out that your boyfriend is dumping your for your best friend. Your totally pissed so you decided to take off. You pack some clothes, grab some cash, and your gone. Then along the way you meet two peps with totally screwed up names ...             Fay: A Novel Larry Brown Algonquin Books, 2000 Classic. Southern. Great Dialogue. Inspired. Brown writes dialogue between characters in a way inspired by writers or poets like Robert Burns. It does not make fun of the people that inspire the dialogue, but makes them stand out from the page as real. Flawed persons throughout the novel mixed in with a little ...             Where Have All the Hippies Gone? Sam Yulish Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, 2007 A Trip Back in Time Revisit the past, when you read this book. Remember a time, not too far away, when it was "cool" to care about the world, and common to risk one's safety to express these views. Just where have all these people gone? Perhaps, Dr. Yulish will write a sequel and ...             Dirt Music : A Novel Tim Winton Scribner, 2003 Dirt Music is the kind of book that can, and should be read, and re-read. Dirt Music is one of those books that gets under your skin. Comes into your bed with you; changes your dreams; travels with you throughout the mundane details of everyday life. Winton's descriptive prose works both externally in its depiction of the natural land - the ...             Hitchhiking Vietnam Karin Muller Globe Pequot, 1998 Loved it! Karin Muller is an honest, fun and entertaining writer and world traveler. The book is a joy to read (finished in 3 days) I have read her newest book Japanland and loved it. As I always do when I read a book by a writer I love, I trace other books by them. Many ...             The Asiatics: A Novel Frederic Prokosch Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2005 A beautiful work of the imagination Frederic Prokosch wrote this imaginary journey from Lebanon across Asia to Hanoi in 1931 before he ever set foot in Asia. In the novel, the narrator, a young American, travels in catch-as-catch-can manner across the exotic continent. The landscape descriptions are ...             Hokkaido Highway Blues: Hitchhiking Japan Will Ferguson Soho Press, 2003 Outstanding! I've traveled to Japan over 20 times for business. I've read numerous books and articles about the country because I'm fascinated by their culture. This is the best I've read that captures all that is Japan and the Japanese people. I laughed out loud several times. ...             The Salmon of Doubt: Hitchhiking the Galaxy One Last Time Douglas Adams Del Rey, 2005 Douglas Adams' voice still with us. He left us much, much too soon, but he seems also to have left a lot of wonderful material on his beloved Apple hard drive. This collection, brilliantly read by Simon Jones, and introduced by Christopher Cerf, Stephen Fry and others, reaches broadly to give us Adams' ...             Even Cowgirls Get the Blues Tom Robbins Bantam, 1990 my favorite Tom Robbins is my favorite writer of fiction and this is my favorite of his books. maybe it's cause it's the first one I read but I love the idea of the world's greatest hichhiker having huge thumbs. LMAOs throughout.             Wolf Point Edward Falco Unbridled Books, 2005 A black heart, but all heart, and very fine While I've written about this novel for print, praising not just WOLF POINT but a number of Falco's fictions (in hypertext as well as on the page), I care enough about this author and accomplishment to honor them both again in this medium. Falco's latest novel is ...             Thumbs Up Australia: Hitching the Outback Tom Parry Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2006 Thumbs up Tom Parry I was recommended this book by a friend. I must say I was a bit apprehensive as I am not normally into Travelogs, but I must say I really enjoyed it. My only criticism, is that it could have done with some photos of the places that were visited, but other than ...             Riding with Strangers: A Hitchhiker's Journey Elijah Wald Chicago Review Press, 2006 Hitchhiking 101 If you believe that hitchhiking is a quaint bit of our recent past now assigned to culture's dustbin, Elijah Wald is here to tell you that reports of its demise have been greatly exaggerated. Past forty now, Wald still successfully surfs the highways with his thumb out ...             The Hitchhiker (Point Horror Series) R. L. Stine Scholastic, Inc, 1993 A hitchhiker caught in the worst situation of his life... I would recommend this book to anyone who likes thriller novels. This book had everything a thriller had to offer to any reader. There were many surprises in this story such as, James didn't kill the old man, but the two beautiful girls did! If someone said that this ...             The Next Better Place: A Memoir in Miles Michael C. Keith Highbridge Audio, 2003 A Triumph of Memory, a Tempest of Imagination Smiling ghosts of Mark Twain and Jack Kerouac hover over many pages of Michael Keith's "The Next Better Place." This captivating book places Keith squarely in the same row with America's finest writers of the road adventure story. Which is to say that "The Next Better ...          products you might be interested in search for books asiatics, australia, hitchhiker, hitchhiking, hokkaido, strangers      toavi.com    web randomly chosen book: Hispanic Elderly in Transition: Theory, Research, Policy and Practice ...