Twenty-something
Nonfiction, Travel, Australia & Oceania, Asia, Southeast, Adventure & Literary Travel
| Author: | Paul L'Estrange | ISBN: | 1230000199956 |
| Publisher: | Paul L'Estrange | Publication: | March 5, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Paul L'Estrange |
| ISBN: | 1230000199956 |
| Publisher: | Paul L'Estrange |
| Publication: | March 5, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
'Filled with humour, emotion and gratuitous sex...'
'A refreshingly honest insight into the mind of a young man.'
'...what travelling for the twenty-somethings is really like!'
'Engaging, funny and risqué...'
'Funny, entertaining, filthy...'
'...travelling, with kinky parts thrown in too!'
Eight months. Six countries. Two continents. One book.
Every year hundreds of thousands of twenty-somethings fill a backpack, jump on a flight and arrive in far away destinations all over the world away from friends and family and in search of adventure, excitement and self-exploration.
Paul is one of these twenty-somethings, a first time backpacker and OCD sufferer, who after the death of his father and the breakup with his girlfriend has never felt more lost, or more free. Cue a one way ticket to Thailand with very little plan in search of his own adventure, self-exploration, and as a newly single young man, girls are never far from his mind.
Twenty-something is a totally honest and uninhibited memoir that tells of life on the backpacking trail, a life where paths once crossed are often quickly uncrossed and a life where falling in and out of love is as common as the changing tides.
Warning – Contains adult content.
The reader should be advised this book contains adult content of a sexual nature.
As well as being 'funny, entertaining, filthy...', Twenty-something is packed full of tips for life on the road, from how to survive an angry pack of stray dogs to making new friends, meeting women, dealing with the fear of jumping from great heights and all the nitty-gritty in between.
Twenty-something is essential reading for the would be backpacker and a tale that is sure to reignite the experiences of backpacking through Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand for the most hardened globetrotters among us.
'Filled with humour, emotion and gratuitous sex...'
'A refreshingly honest insight into the mind of a young man.'
'...what travelling for the twenty-somethings is really like!'
'Engaging, funny and risqué...'
'Funny, entertaining, filthy...'
'...travelling, with kinky parts thrown in too!'
Eight months. Six countries. Two continents. One book.
Every year hundreds of thousands of twenty-somethings fill a backpack, jump on a flight and arrive in far away destinations all over the world away from friends and family and in search of adventure, excitement and self-exploration.
Paul is one of these twenty-somethings, a first time backpacker and OCD sufferer, who after the death of his father and the breakup with his girlfriend has never felt more lost, or more free. Cue a one way ticket to Thailand with very little plan in search of his own adventure, self-exploration, and as a newly single young man, girls are never far from his mind.
Twenty-something is a totally honest and uninhibited memoir that tells of life on the backpacking trail, a life where paths once crossed are often quickly uncrossed and a life where falling in and out of love is as common as the changing tides.
Warning – Contains adult content.
The reader should be advised this book contains adult content of a sexual nature.
As well as being 'funny, entertaining, filthy...', Twenty-something is packed full of tips for life on the road, from how to survive an angry pack of stray dogs to making new friends, meeting women, dealing with the fear of jumping from great heights and all the nitty-gritty in between.
Twenty-something is essential reading for the would be backpacker and a tale that is sure to reignite the experiences of backpacking through Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand for the most hardened globetrotters among us.
