A Review on the Book Club Expat: A Teenagers Guide to Moving Overseas
Lets face it: not many people find travel books as fascinating reading. Although people do find other places interesting, theres just not much that can be said for books which contain a thousand obscure facts about different countries crammed into a book. Although this might sound like fun for a trivia geek, it just sounds boring to other people. The book Club Expat: a Teenagers Guide to Moving Overseas, however, shows that there still is hope for the travel book industry.
This book, authored by the brothers Aniket and Akash Shah, certainly has caught people by surprise. It is part biography, part travel guide and a whole great guide to life. What separates it from other books, however, is the prose. The authors wrote the book in a unique style that just promises to grab the readers and suck them into the world within the book. They let the readers experience a ride full of wonder, loops and leaps and dives.
Moving overseas will always be hard on a teenager. It would be like saying goodbye to a world which they have only begun to explore. It is often the case that a teenager will feel...
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