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To the Moon and Timbuktu by Nina Sovich

To the Moon and Timbuktu

A Trek through the Heart of Africa

by Nina Sovich

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  • Jul 2013, 320 pages
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  • Laurie F. (Brookline, MA)
    The Story of Nina Sovich
    This could have been a good book. If the author had focused more on the places she went and the people she met rather than herself. I have traveled Africa quite extensively and it is a beautiful continent with very interesting people. It was tiring to keep seeing the word "I". She seemed discontent and sometimes miserable - never truly amazed with the experience or the adventure.

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