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Thanks to Amateur Traveler for their review of\u00a0The Expeditioner’s Guide to the World<\/em>\u00a0at their site this week<\/a>. Many of you are probably active listeners to\u00a0Chris Christensen’s Amateur Traveler podcast<\/a>, which at last look was\u00a0the number five podcast in iTunes’ “People and Places” category (damn Rick Steves was just ahead at number 4).<\/p>\n

In her mostly glowing review, Carla Rountree described the book as “an easy, enjoyable read that blends humor, wisdom, a touch of sarcasm, and a clear love and appreciation of travel on the part of both the editors and the authors.”<\/p>\n

She goes on to make a pitch for you new e-book users. “If you\u2019re looking for books to download to that new Kindle Fire you just got for Christmas, then consider adding this one to your list.”<\/p>\n

Of course, you can always check out the book and purchase either the paperback or e-book version at Amazon by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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