Reading is a beautiful thing. We absolutely LOVE to read, whether we are traveling or at home. It is the perfect activity while at the airport, on a plane, in the car, at the beach, or before bed! You won’t find us without a book (or Kindle) in our bags when we are traveling. When we are at home, the book (Kindle) is always right there on the nightstand. Therefore we decided to put together our list of our favorite books we’ve ever read!
On this page, we put together a library of our favorite books to read! These books are great for traveling, hanging at home, or any occasion really! And the types of books range from Novels to Self Help on topics from Business to History. We are SURE you will find a book you’ll fall inn love with on this page!
Recent Books We’ve Read and LOVED
Books Everyone Should Read
Incredible True Stories
Amazon Kindle
Why Kindle?
We love our Kindle because it means we can bring books along while traveling! We love to pack light, bringing everything we need in a carry-on, and it is tough to do that when you have 3 books along. But not with a kindle!
Plus, many books on Amazon are cheaper for the Kindle version versus the paperback, so we end up saving money in the end.
Kindle
Built in frontlight. Cheapest option (this is what we went with)
Kindle Paperwhite
Waterproof and has Audible built in for audio books!
Kindle Oasis
Waterproof with an adjustable warm-light and paperwhite display.
Self Help & Spiritual Books
We Wrote a Travel eBook
We wrote an Travel eBook that focuses on 3 things:
- How to get awesome travel deals
- How to budget your life so you can travel more
- How to get away from work (focusing on getting more PTO and working remotely)
This eBook will help you travel more, travel better, and live a life that allows you to follow your dreams and explore the world!
Half the proceeds of the book are going to fund a vacation for a family who can’t afford one!
We guarantee you will be satisfied with this book, so much that if you don’t like it, we will refund your money! 100 percent of it.
History & Educational – Learning is Fun!
Comedy – Get Ready to Laugh Out Loud
Incredible Storytelling
Beautiful Memoirs
Business and Entrepreneurship
Drama – These Are Page-Turners
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