This All My Road Trip Shit Travel Journal is set up to make documenting your trip easy and fun. Writing down the information as you go along helps you remember your trip easier and stay with you longer.I've set up this log book in the following way:1. The first section is where you can record the Date and who you're traveling with.2. Next you'll see a section to record the Weather Conditions.3. The next section is where you can jot down where you're traveling to and from, the distance that will be, and how long it took.4. Then you'll see a Traffic section to rate how bad the traffic was.5. Next is an area to plan out your Travel Route a little more, including Stops, Time of Arrival, and Highlights/Notes. Be as detailed as possible here, and fill it out with specific moments.6. Dining Experiences is the next section, and you can write down what you ate, how much, and what restaurants you stopped at.7. The last section is Sleepover Experiences, where you can write your thoughts about where you're staying - the hotel, a friend's house, a camp site, etc.All of these sections are meant to be adaptable to many types of trips, but specifically helpful for road trips.Enjoy (and document) the journey!

There's no way, and probably no good reason, to be subtle about it -- diarrhea, parasites, and other gastrointestinal unpleasantries can be part of the price travelers pay for trying to see the world. Fortunately, this frank, witty guide lets world-explorers fight back against their invisible assailants. A noted traveler and writer, Dr. Wilson-Howarth explores such issues as sanitizing unhealthy water, safely consuming exotic foods, avoiding dehydration, keeping good hygiene on the road, and immunization. A special section details the dreaded creatures -- spiders, leeches, worms -- that can put any tour into a tailspin. With special tips for children and elderly travelers, as well as ways to dodge ailments such as malaria, typhoid, and hepatitis, How to Shit Around the World is the perfect, if not the most polite, traveling companion.

Readers of Christina Lauren and Emily Henry will adore this standalone follow-up to The First Date Prophecy from 90’s Nickelodeon star of The Adventures of Pete and Pete and his real-life wife, as Back to the Future meets 10 Things I Hate About You when the past, the present, and two hearts (with unfinished business) collide in the most epic, hilarious, and downright poignant way . . . Up-and-coming screenwriter Beatrix Noel’s dream project is finally a reality—her 90s-era script is in production. Less dreamy is the A-list actor in the starring role—none other than Rocco Riziero, who jilted Beatrix on New Year’s Eve back in 1999. Without his celebrity status, the project would likely still be withering on her hard drive, but that doesn’t mean Beatrix won’t shame him at every opportunity on-set—especially when it becomes painfully obvious he doesn’t even remember her . . . Boxed-in as a Hollywood pretty-boy, Rocco is thrilled to tackle a genuinely dramatic role. But he’s perplexed about why the screenwriter treats him like a maggot. And awkward becomes irksome when their bickering results in a car crash right outside the famed Roxy Theatre on Sunset Boulevard—site of the New Year’s Eve party where everything went wrong . . . Shockingly, Beatrix, Rocco, and the car, are uninjured. The twist? They’re clearly, truly, somehow, still in December, still on Sunset—but in 1999. Their mission? They’ll have to work together to correct their old mistakes—which just might bring them closer than either expects . . . But can they change the past without altering their future selves—and hold on to what they’ve found together? Only time-travel will tell . . .

A guide to finding peace, love, freedom, and joy Shit happens, and when it does, the voice in our heads that we choose to listen to—and believe—determines whether we’ll land in Victimtown or Freedomville. In Navigating Shitstorms, Liz Long shares her challenges and successes in battling the destructive Victimtown voices that control through fear and invites you to amplify your heart voice, your own source of innate wisdom, to guide you to Freedomville. Having spent more than fifty years stuck in Victimtown as a result of her close family member’s disappearance in 1968, a case that continues to be one of Canada’s longest unsolved murder investigations, Liz knows the terrain as well as any local. Touring Victimtown’s most popular attractions—such as the Guilt & Shame Café, the Control Factory, the Denial Trails, and more—Liz demonstrates that while short visits offer life lessons and healing, extended stays lead to all kinds of problems. This groundbreaking framework to understanding the voices in your head will enable you to • open healing conversations with yourself and others by equipping you with an accessible language to discuss mental health, • reframe your shitty inner dialogues by embracing a new awareness, and • discover your own route to Freedomville by learning to love yourself without limits or conditions. Written in Liz’s fresh and relatable voice and interspersed with her funny-not-funny memories, Navigating Shitstorms will take you on a personal journey to make sense of how you got to where you are now and find your true life course.

Meet Alana, Grayson, Natasha, Serenity, Landon, and Riley. Six friends whose stories twist and turn throughout one another. From parental kidnapping, rape allegations, and murder; this book holds shock value and humor on just about every page. Read as the plot unfolds with the unexpected. A true page turner with situations that will have you sitting in true disbelief.

Once More For Old Times Sake What would you do if your ex wanted to hook up, once more for old times’ sake… or maybe a few more times… It was a terrible idea, but one I couldn’t resist, even if the past warned me away from it. Scott literally rocketed to fame with his football career. It went to his head, and he allowed it to destroy us. 7 years, down the drain. Now, it’s six years later. We’re in San Francisco for his sister's wedding. His sister, my best friend, who has a habit of landing herself in the most ridiculous situations. Today she needs rescuing. The kind that required driving across state to get her. Scott refused to allow me to go alone, and somehow I agree to this road trip. Hopping in that car with him meant stepping into a hot, steamy ride that sends my emotions into overdrive. Passion and desire were always our problem. And, Passion still wants to make us it’s slaves. Scott says once more time… just today… just tonight. Except… our hearts start to take it a little further. Once more, or forever? Love is a hard thing to throw away. But… Scott was the worst man for me. If I allow him to break my heart again, he could break me.