so-soVery short, snappy, humor bits on different places visited by the authors. I enjoyed the U.S. parts more but it is easier to laugh at one‘s self.
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Round Here and Over Yonder: A Front Porch Travel Guide by Two Progressive Hillbillies (Yes, thats a thing.) | 
so-soVery short, snappy, humor bits on different places visited by the authors. I enjoyed the U.S. parts more but it is easier to laugh at one‘s self.
pickFinished this up during lunch on this wonderful spring day. This was a read some/listen some because I just had to hear them tell some of these stories! If you like the comedy antics of these guys , you‘ll probably get a kick out of this book. I snort laughed aloud plenty!
pickThis was a humorous travel guide written by two comedians from small Southern towns that didn‘t travel much until adulthood. They wrote funny short blurbs about expected places like Nashville, but also chose less well known ones like the German “historical” village of Helen, Georgia, iykyk 😂😂. I didn‘t enjoy the second half where they traveled to the UK because the chapters were longer and less punchy, but a fun a #borrownotbuy.
pickThis is a fun little travelogue. I appreciate that the writers take such evident enjoyment out of seeing the world, seeing the world as themselves, and that their identities are multilayered enough that they‘ll talk ceaselessly of beer but also mention the Tardis.
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️ Okay, but Lexington is not the biggest city in the Commonwealth. Get it right. Having lived 3/4 of my 42 years in Kentucky and Tennessee, plus a couple years in Alabama, I really enjoyed the southern pieces. I‘ve been following Crowder on social media for a few years and I like the “liberal redneck” vibe. Both authors did a nice job narrating. This is just what I needed to break up my October spooky reading.
