Himalayan Hideout
In this second of the Alex and James adventures the story begins with the boys and their parents imprisoned by Maoists in Nepal, in filthy conditions. As they are being moved to a remote hideout, the boys escape and, with their friend Bim, they try to follow their parents, hoping to free them. This is a journey fraught with danger not only from the angry Maoists but also from wild animals and hostile conditions. Wonderfully accurate black and while illustrations by Betty Levene bring the story (and the animals) to life for the reader.
Your Child Abroad: a travel health guide
I really loved this book - lots of good info on traveling off the beaten path with your kids - this book was very reassuring. If you'll be traveling to developing countries with your kids, you should definitely give it a look.
How to Shit Around the World
Often just as funny as it is plain speaking and practical, it's more than just a bathroom read
Wanderlust 2020