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K**A
I'm booking my tickets
This is one of the best travel books I've read, and it made me realize how much life you can experience in just a week when you travel. The first-person narrative quickly gets me in the headspace of an early 20s girl, and the writing masterfully uses travel as a metaphor for living life that even I, a brooding man in his 30s can experience the joy of travelling solo. I hope to read more from this writer.
I**A
Give it a read
If you’ve ever dreamed of travelling alone but felt unsure, then this book is for you.It's not just about travel, but also about personal growth, resilience, and embracing the beauty of solitude.Truly a gem for wanderers at heart!
D**A
One of the best reads in recent years
This book is a mirror to all those little moments we often brush aside or feel too embarrassed to confront. The author captures the nuances of human experience so vividly that I found myself nodding, laughing, and even cringing at times. It’s rare to read something so deeply relatable—like the author had peeked into my own life and articulated feelings and situations I hadn’t even put into words. A brave, honest, and beautifully written piece of work.
A**R
Go Solo, Find Yourself!
“Go Travel Solo” is a refreshing read that captures the highs and lows of solo travel with honesty and depth. Sanjana’s journey is relatable, inspiring, and a reminder of the courage it takes to step out of your comfort zone. It’s the kind of book that stays with you, encouraging you to chase new adventures.
A**A
A must read
An amazing book with beautiful writing from the start to the very end. I loved the dedication- “This is for the 15-year-old me, who would be proud of me.” The book touches upon several important sub-themes including mental health and family. From the role of each parent to the relationship between the three siblings, each one has depth through casual interactions between the characters. Sanjana, the main character is a free-spirited woman who embarks on a journey to find herself. Taking pictures in the airport, getting excited to get free candy, and feeling awestruck taking in the beautiful scenery makes her highly relatable. The imagery is full of emotions and the book immediately makes you want to book your flight tickets and go on a solo trip. The description of each place makes it feel like a magical world to be explored. Meeting new people and developing friendships becomes her favorite part of the trip. Moments where everyone is together portray the connection they have found with each other. A must-read for everyone who loves traveling and those who have future travel plans on their bucket list.
N**A
Loved it 👌🏻
The book is awesome. Language easy to understand and the places and experiences are very beautifully depicted. It makes us feel like we are experiencing it in real . I suggest everyone to read it.
H**L
A Heartfelt Guide to Finding Yourself Through Solo Travel
The media could not be loaded. "Go Travel Solo" felt like a conversation with a friend who truly got you. Srishti captures the highs, lows, and little moments of traveling alone so perfectly, it made me laugh, reflect, and dream all at once. It’s more than a book—an invitation to embrace freedom and rediscover yourself. I loved it!
P**T
Loved every bit of it!
What a great readI was so invested at all times, finished it in one go.Highly recommended if you're looking for something fresh and feel good
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