Whoa, I got this book $1.00 at the Farmington Community Library in the Friends Book Sale Room. The regular price just for the paperback is $56.75! But I can see it's not the price that always to book lovers. It's literature inside between the pages.See The World WithThe Wind Writing WomenWild Writing Women: Stories of World Travel is an anthology from a remarkable writers' group. The WWW - a gathering of twelve women - travel the globe, returning as often as they can to share their tales of adventure.Through these pages you will journey alongside each author, traveling through China on a motorcycle, playing with fire at a volcano's edge in Hawaii, experiencing the supernatural in Scotland, or falling in love in Moscow.Life's adventures are expressed here with sensitivity and verve, providing a terrific read that is sure to become a favorite of book groups, armchair travelers, and wild women everywhere. (5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 224 pages)

With excellent, available, and often relaxed dining, Rome (pasta/pizza), Bangkok (street food), and Paris (cafe culture) stand out as premier lunch destinations worldwide. Osaka, Tokyo, and Porto are also popular destinations, renowned for their distinctive, top-tier, regional dishes.

Yorkshire, UK (Brontë sisters), Paris, France (Hemingway/Hugo), and Kyoto, Japan (Memoirs of a Geisha) are common book-themed travel spots. Hay-on-Wye in Wales offers a massive book festival; Dracula draws visitors to Transylvania, Romania; and Portland, Oregon, boasts Powell’s City of Books, rounding out the top locations.