I Could Live Here: A Travel Memoir of Home and Belonging

As someone who has dreamed about the nomad life, I really enjoyed this memoir. The author does a great job explaining her hesitations, fears and joys of all their time on the road. She describes the places in detail and makes her special friendships come alive.......more

Ellen Barone, a freelance travel writer and photographer, and her husband Hank, a retired teacher, are unexpectedly forced to move. After thirteen years in New Mexico, ensconced in what most of us would consider a luxurious home, they found themselves looking at the home they had created and decorat......more

I didn’t rate this one so highly because it’s so so incredibly written, but because of how it made me feel. This isn’t your typical 20/30 something travel log. In the prologue, this married couple sets out on their “homeloose” journey they are 54 & 81. And that’s what drew me into their story. This......more

I appreciated the fresh perspective in this unconventional nomad memoir, which departs from the typical narrative told by younger, hostel-hopping travelers. Instead, it offers a more mature and introspective take, focusing deeply on the relationships and meaningful connections formed along the journ......more