Mauritius book run
March 22, 2025
I bought three books in Mauritius at Bookcourt, a store in the Caudan Waterfront mall. The other was a freebie I took from our hotel’s
I bought three books in Mauritius at Bookcourt, a store in the Caudan Waterfront mall. The other was a freebie I took from our hotel’s
Mark and I had originally booked our tour of Mauritius for Thursday, February 27, yet understandably it was cancelled on account of tropical cyclone Garance.
We were lucky that we were able to fly out of Réunion as the approach of tropical cyclone Garance forced the cancellation of all later
Cnut: The North Sea King by Ryan Lavelle was a short read that I started on the second leg of my trip back home from
I visited two bookstores in Saint-Denis. I stopped into Gérard first. They had a wide selection of books for tourists yet were disappointedly lacking in
Mark and I booked a tour of the island on February 24. It was an early start; we had to meet our driver downstairs at
Mark and I flew to Réunion from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on February 21. The flight was 10½ hours long, which was the
Waswanipi by Jean-Yves Soucy (translated by Peter McCambridge) was a brief memoir about the author’s time spent in a Cree community southeast of James Bay