The Road to Ubar: Finding the Atlantis of the Sands | 
pickSearch for a lost city in the middle of the desert is a very interesting and exciting content, even more interesting than just a physical search was for me the author‘s research of myths, legends, traditions ... and how he linked them with the reality. This nonfiction book is a nice story about human curiosity, archeology, anthropology and interesting window to the unknown (for me) Arabian ancient history. Between 3 and 4 ⭐️
Simona #ReadAroundTheWorld #Oman @BookwormM 6y
Cathythoughts Sounds good ! I‘m stacking for my husband.. a future birthday present.. I think he would love this 6y
Simona @Cathythoughts If he likes adventure/history nonfiction this is a good gift, but I have to warn you that the first part of the book, Myths, is quite ‘heavy‘ and detailed. 6y
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Cathythoughts Thanks !! He‘d be in heaven 🙄( not for me though ) 😉😊 6y
BookwormM Sounds interesting have you got anything lined up for Swaziland 6y
Simona @BookwormM Yes, When Hoopoes Go to Heaven by Gaile Parkin and Teaching English in Swaziland by Sarah Mkhonza. I found both of them on Scribd. When I was searching for some Swaziland authors I also found this https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-43821512 6y
BookwormM Thanks 👍😃 6y
