All Over the Map (Audiobook)

from RachelRJ

More of a 2.5 than a 3, but I'm rounding up because I'm maybe influenced by the fact that this woman's "poor me" life makes mine feel inferior.

from frisbeesage

The relatively new genre of memoir of middle aged woman finding herself (usually after divorce) seems almost a second coming of age. These are women disillusioned by the whole struggle of balancing careers, families, and personal growth, looking to lead fuller, more meaningful lives, and always t...

from tututhefirst

Laura Fraser is 40 years old, recently divorced, a successful journalist who travels around the world writing magazine articles. Her lover, a European professor she met in Italy, and who has maintained an on-again, off-again relation with her for several years, announces he has met a woman with w...

from Carolee888

I enjoyed reading All Over the Map. It is written in the first person and is an autobiographical telling of a woman's life after her divorce. She had a dream of finding a good man to marry, children, a house and a career that lets her travel. She already had the wonderful career but it didn't see...

from bearette24

This was a great book about a woman's attempt to rebuild her life after 40. Though she doesn't achieve all her goals, she has many fascinating travel experiences. I hope she writes more books about her life.