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Bill Bryson
ISBN 9780385605144
Rs. 960
Doubleday
Bill Bryson's African Diary
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy humorous travel writing and insights into Kenya.
Bill Bryson embarks on a journey to Kenya at the invitation of CARE International. This short diary captures his observations of a continent new to him, blending his characteristic wit with encounters in a land of diverse landscapes, rich culture, and significant challenges, from wildlife to humanitarian issues.Why You Should Read? Experience Bryson's unique blend of humor and insight applied to a new setting. Gain a brief, engaging perspective on Kenya's varied environment and societal aspects. Discover a concise travel narrative from a master storyteller. Support CARE International, as all author royalties and profits benefit the charity.
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- Written by Bill Bryson, known for his witty travel writing.
- Recounts a journey to Kenya at the invitation of CARE International.
- Covers diverse landscapes, rich culture, and humanitarian issues.
- All author royalties and profits benefit CARE International.
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What is this book about?
It is a short diary of Bill Bryson's trip to Kenya, where he observes the country's landscapes, culture, and challenges, blending his characteristic wit with serious issues.
Who is the author?
Bill Bryson, a well-known travel writer, though this book is a departure from his usual focus on Western countries.
Why did Bill Bryson go to Kenya?
He went at the invitation of CARE International, a humanitarian organization, and the book reflects his experiences during that visit.
Does the book support a charity?
Yes, all author royalties and profits from the book benefit CARE International.
Is this a full-length travel book?
No, it is described as a short diary, so it is likely a concise read compared to Bryson's other works.




