In this collection of original poems, the dreams, desires, and experiences of a young traveller are explored through the lens of a young woman seeking to know herself, the world around her, and the people in it. Using a lyrical free-verse style, these “letters to travellers” acknowledge the fear and trepidation of setting out on your own to find adventure, meet up with kindred spirits, find love, be homesick, discover where home really is, and everything in between. Travellers and adventurists of all ages will discover something of themselves in these pages, including small reminders that they're accomplishing great things even when it doesn’t feel like it. They’ll also come to understand that as messy as life can be, there is still love and hope for the inhabitants of our little blue planet. “I want to spark people’s curiosity, broaden their perspectives, open their minds, and open their eyes to this small world full of too many things for one lifetime.” —Brandi Marie

Told in six parts, this beautifully crafted book of poetry explores the cycle of love and heartbreak and the importance of always coming back to yourself. Written from personal experiences, each page offers a familiar taste in the reader’s mouth. It will bring you back to a memory you haven’t re-visited in a long time, show you some wild paths that are still open to explore, or provide a new perspective on where you are in this moment right now. If you have ever succumbed to your heart’s emotions—or if you long to—this collection is sure to speak to you. Through loving, fighting, hurting, healing, and thriving, it offers reassurance that there will always be a light at the end of the tunnel, no matter how dark and long it may seem. And that love, at the end of the day, is always worth the journey your heart takes you on.

Told through a series of notes, two boys go on a hike hoping to find Yeti but run into trouble along the way.