The trip is often a time apart, a break during which we take time. Many of us take the opportunity to read. Waiting for the bus Monsoon ... the opportunities are endless! Here's our Top 10 books to read while traveling.
Read this boat: Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson
This is the story of young Jim Hawkins, a safe, a pirate with a wooden leg ... a classic adventure novels, and that is not just for kids!
To read on the beach: Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach
Jonathan Livingston Seagull is not like the others. His only passion: flying ever higher and faster to be free. What is not seen favorably by the other members of the clan! A pretty fable of society.
Read before bed: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupéry
We all know the story of this little gem of literature. But have you read? The trip is an excellent time for it. On your marks, get set, dreaming!
A read on the train: The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho of
Santiago, a young Andalusian shepherd goes in search of buried treasure at the foot of the Pyramids. When he meets the alchemist in the desert, it teaches him to go after his dream. A beautiful philosophical tale!
Read during a round of South America: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
There is also talk of alchemy in this masterpiece of Latin America! Macondo, remote village in South America, the illustrious Buendia family is condemned to one hundred years of solitude by the prophecy of the gypsy Melquiades ...
Read the Transibérien: Four soldiers, Hubert Mingarelli
Another register for this darker tale. It is the story of four soldiers in distress, from the Red Army, coming out of a forest where they just spent a terrible winter, during the year 1919.
To read during the monsoon hours: Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, by Dai Sijie
Passage in China. Back in the 70s during the Cultural Revolution, two young urban students are sent on an isolated mountain near Tibet, where they will be "educated" by peasants. They discover love and are discovering literature and young seamstress ...
Read in the Amazon: Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boule
Perhaps you've seen the movie but Planet of the Apes is primarily a book. Which tells the story of men enslaved ... by monkeys! Questioning the notion of humanity.
To read in a hammock in Santiago: The American nephew, Luis Sepulveda
Santiago de Chile in Martos in Andalusia, Luis Sepúlveda leads us to adventure to adventure, from encounter to encounter in search of his roots. A slip into your pocket for your trip to South America!
Read before a family trip: Planet disneylandisée, Sylvie Brunel
Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia, USA, Canada, Brazil ... A family tells his world tour and his surprise at the discovery of geysers that gush at fixed hours or inner cities who become movie sets. The planet, an amusement park for tourists?
Read and leave in a hostel for the benefit of others: Tourist, Julien Blanc Gras
We continue to question our tourist status with this stroke of heart! After a first trip to England, the narrator decides to spend his life traveling. A great project, is not it?
Read and re-read: The use of the world, Nicolas Bouvier
Conclude with an excerpt from this classic travel books: "A trip goes patterns. It does not take long to prove that it is sufficient in itself. We think we will make a trip, but soon it is the journey that makes you, or you defeated. ".
And you, what kind of books do you read on a trip?
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