It Never Rains But It Paws: A Road Trip Through Politics And A Pandemic - Couverture souple

Lambert, Jacqueline

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 1999357698 ISBN 13 : 9781999357696

Editeur : World Wide Walkies, 2022

Synopsis

"The mix of fun, humour, and travel exploits and anecdotes is lovely. A great romp through Jackie's world, and very entertaining" Alyson Sheldrake - Artist & Author

"A great mix of puppies, politics and a pandemic, with plenty of sightseeing thrown in. There's something for everyone." Lisa Rose Wright, bestselling author of the 'Writing Home' series.

Five years after giving up work to travel full time, Dog-ma Jacqueline (Jackie) and Dogfather Mark race against time to leave the UK before Britain exits the EU. If Brexit happens, their four Cavapoos (Cavalier/Poodle cross) Kai, Rosie, Ruby, and Lani will lose their puppy passports, and the Lambert Family will be unable to travel together. But Brexit isn’t their only obstacle: a few months into their adventure, the pandemic suddenly shatters their plans, and leaves them trapped in the epicentre of Europe’s No. 1 coronavirus hotspot.

The fourth road trip Europe adventure in author Jacqueline Lambert’s “inspirational and hilarious” series of true travel memoirs invites you to join the couple as they discover even more amazing and little-known places, this time in France and Italy. However, this isn’t just a priceless escape travel story filled with humorous mishaps and mountain adventure. The coronavirus pandemic separates the family from their loved ones at home, and leaves Jackie stranded alone during a blizzard in a remote Italian village, with Mark thousands of miles away, back in the UK.

Between terrible weather, political mayhem, and a global pandemic, Jackie and Mark try to take lessons from each hardship. Yet, even with a positive attitude, a sense of adventure, and a caravan full of loved ones, you can’t stop all the obstacles life rolls your way. These “amusing and informative” travel stories are certainly proof that It Never Rains… But It Paws!

Although part of a series which is chronological in time, and follows the author since giving up work to travel, each book is a stand-alone adventure.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Jacqueline (Jackie) Lambert is a dedicated doggie travel blogger and award-winning author.B.C. (Before Canines) she rafted, rock-climbed and backpacked around six of the seven continents. A passionate windsurfer and skier, she can fly a plane, has been bitten by a lion, and appeared as a fire eater on Japanese TV.A.D. (After Dog), she quit work in 2016 to hit the road permanently with her husband and four pooches. Initially, they were Adventure Caravanners, who aimed To Boldly Go Where No Van Has Gone Before. Now, they're at large in a self-converted six-wheel army lorry called The Beast, with Mongolia in their sights. Jacqueline has published five books about how she and Mark went from wage slaves to living the dream. Fur Babies In France, Dog on the Rhine, Dogs 'n' Dracula, It Never Rains But It Paws, and Pups on Piste all fall within one of her favourite genres; light-hearted travel memoirs. Her forthcoming books will chronicle their tour of Poland in a pandemic, and their new life as Trucking Idiots aboard The Beast.All Jacqueline's books have received multiple five-star reviews and Dogs 'n' Dracula was a finalist in the Romania Insider Awards for Best Promotion of Romania Abroad. Dog on the Rhine is a frequent bestseller in Amazon's German Travel and Rhine Travel categories, and on release, Fur Babies in France shot to the top of Amazon's 'Hot New Releases', which a statistician claimed meant it outsold Bill Bryson, albeit for a very short time!

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: World Wide Walkies
• Date d'édition: 2022
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 1999357698
• ISBN 13: 9781999357696
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 280
• Coordonnées du fabricant: Manufactured by Amazon on behalf of the author; https://www.amazon.fr/hz/contact-us; ; c/o Amazon Media EU S.à.r.l., 38 Avenue John F. Kennedy; Luxembourg; L-1855; Luxembourg