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File Size: 6234 KB
Print Length: 143 pages
Publisher: Traveling Life Press (May 13, 2017)
Publication Date: May 13, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B06XFJ9KT2
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I really enjoy reading travel memoirs, or books by people who have lived in other countries for a while. While some of the book was interesting, I found the author very annoying. She comes across as spoiled and entitled. She fails to finish her commitment to teach in Nepal, and complains about her host families asking for things, people wanting to know how to get to the US, etc.
Notes of a Naïve Traveler – review blurbThis on-site experience is an entertaining read for both armchair travelers and future trekkers.Having read Jennifer Alderson’s first two well-written and entertaining novels, my expectations were high for Notes of a Naïve Traveler. I was not disappointed. This uniquely engaging account of living and teaching in Nepal is a feast for the senses. Jennifer shares her personal account on the sights, smells, and tastes of Nepal and Thailand. Likewise, she allows the reader into her emotional journey. Her animated character sketches add to the enjoyable read. I've never read a "travel memoir" where I keep turning the pages to read about what happens next; this book is the first. Jennifer Alderson’s descriptions, writing style, and personality all make this a great read. Five Stars!
For anyone who has never traveled to a country whose culture is different from your own, you don't know what you are missing. It's an incredible experience, as this journey through Nepal and Thailand portrays. The author's story is whimsical and at times flirting with danger. For those who have traveled, it's the trip home that actually is more of a culture-shock, than the places visited. Travelers expect and anticipate differences, but once experienced, we look at our own culture with entirely new eyes. This book gives you that look at Nepal and Thailand, and I recommend it for anyone thinking about taking a trip ... anywhere.
Reading Notes of a Naive Traveler, I felt like I was meeting up with a friend as she undertook the trip of a lifetime - a friend who happens to be observant and thoughtful.
This was fun, enlightening reading during my flight to Kathmandu. Recommended reading if you are planning on visiting Nepal and want a down-to-earth perspective.
In this phase of my life when time is scarce travel becomes the casualty, but thanks to the eloquent and detailed ticket that authors like Jennifer Alderson buy on our behalf, along we can go for the ride into the most exciting, uncomfortable, frustrating and exhilarating backwaters of our planet -- without the need to risk our digestive system on the questionable water and dubious plumbing.I had the advantage of having traveled to Thailand some years ago, so that with more than half the book in the Himalayas and the balance in my familiarity, I was able to identify strongly with that part-2 of the travelogue and so set a gauge for me to sense how accurately she captures the spirit of a place.I am happy to say that my experience aligns precisely with how she characterized Thailand; I have confidence then that I can fully trust her opinions from the Himalaya."Notes..." is a wonderfully engaging companion that took me to the Himalaya a place I'd love to someday see but am unlikely to ever reach. It did more than send me down the well worn path of Jane or Joe tourist, instead, it gave me an in depth view into the lives or ordinary folk I'd pass on the street of a backwater but likely learn nothing about.To Jennifer then I say "thank you!" This is a rare gift indeed.Keep traveling for me and us.
This is quite a short book, written in semi-diary format, partly in emails, about the author's travels in 1999. The then 26-year-old Jennifer plunges in at the deep end, living first with a Nepali family, trekking around the country, then teaching Nepali children, after which she hits the tourist trail in Thailand.This book would be most useful as a guidebook for those hoping to travel to Nepal, as it certainly paints a realistic picture; any traveller with whimsical dreams of entering a spiritual heaven as soon as they get off the plane should read the account of Thamel, of the families who assume Westerners are fair game, and of the bloody temple sacrifices ~ the lunch of goat's blood will stay with me, I think...I grew to like Jennifer more and more as the book went on (important when reading a memoir!), especially when she described the father of one of her Nepali families as 'kind of a schmuck' and the son as a 'little s***' - I have a fondness for those who dare to tell it like it is! Her youthful enthusiasm is charming - everything is 'amazing', 'gorgeous', 'incredible', etc, though now and again I felt I would have liked to read about the place as seen through more mature eyes. The most interesting parts of the book, for me, were her observations about the day to day habits and culture of the Nepalis and just little incidents that happened. Her 'characters' really jumped off the page.On to Thailand, and Jennifer experiences the westernised tourist route of the famous Khao San Road and rejects it for more of the 'real' Thailand, though she was disappointed that the hill tribes lived not in mud huts but in shacks with corrugated tin rooves, with motorbikes and trucks parked outside, and that the caves where the Buddhist monks worked were strewn with electric cables. Generally, though, her time in Thailand sounded so wonderful it almost made me whimper with longing.I'd say that anyone who is thinking of visiting these countries, Nepal in particular, should take time to read this warts-and-all account, especially if they're signing up for the volunteer work that entails being placed with a family. Jen comes across as a very open-minded and non-egotistical sort of person; maybe why she felt like a fish out of water in the working world of Seattle, and wanted to experience different lifestyles. I'd definitely read more about her travels; I liked the conversational tone of this book very much.There are pictures, too ~ always a plus, with a travel guide!
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