Sahara

Having walked than 3,000 miles from Trafalgar Square to Morocco, Paula Constant finds herself at the westernmost edge of the Sahara Desert and the brink of sanity Sahara is the story of Paula s struggle to overcome her innermost demons and take control of her journey, her camels, and the men she hires to guide her through one of planet s most extreme regions Illness, landmines, and political red tape stand between Paula and the realization of a life s dream Though the wheels have fallen off her marriage on the course of her journey and her funds are quickly drying up, she is determined to complete the walk through the romantic Big Empty of Northern Africa to Cairo Both a thrilling adventure and a story of joy, heartache, inspiration, and despair, Sahara is above all a celebration of the greatness of human spirit in all its guises. New Read Kindle ePUB Sahara By Paula Constant – kino-fada.fr Absolutely awesome Even better than the first book But I do find that she is a very selfish and self indulgent person She also makes some really stupid, stupid decisions on her trek, but her writing is addictive.I picked up Sahara after reading Paula Constant s brilliant first book SLOW JOURNEY SOUTH Sahara is a truly compelling story, written straight from the heart and with a healthy degree of humour Paula s ability to self analyse in even the most challenging situations is clearly what got her through her amazing trek across the desert She writes about every encounter, every misfortune superbly, never resorting to unnecessary hyperbole or histrionics to heighten the story the prose is beautifull I picked up Sahara after reading Paula Constant s brilliant first book SLOW JOURNEY SOUTH Sahara is a truly compelling story, written straight from the heart and with a healthy degree of humour Paula s ability to self analyse in even the most chall...Despite getting a bit emotional with the split up at the start, the journey and the interaction with the guides and locals is interesting and the frustrations well documented I haven t read the first b...An amazing story of a woman s physical, emotional and spiritual journey across a continent I knew little about till I read this book Not only did I thoroughly enjoy the style with which Paula Constant writes, I came to better appreciate the cultures and countries through which she walked This is...L found Sahara to be a excellant book To think Paula actually achvied as much as she did through all the challenges she had along the way WEll DONE PAULA I look forward to readingof your work.I couldn t put this down, although at times I was shocked by the narrator s actions.A thrilling rideReview on my blog.This is a book of high adventure and poor decisions Paula has planned a Saharan trek that will take her from Morocco through to Cairo There are many dramas along the way and a diverse assortment of characters to meet How she did not come to some serious harm is astounding and though hindsight...Loved this book.Paula writes with a great clarity, affection and compassion for the people of the subsahara A true adventure story, she treks with her camels into the vast dessert and within herself A wonderful readThis is the second book about Paula Constant s ambition to walk from London to the south of Africa It picks up where Slow Journey South Walking to Africa A Year in Footsteps left off Paula and her husband Gary are in Morocco and planning to walk to South Africa Shortly after setting out the journey goes through some major changes Gary bails on the walk and the marriage and Paula decides to walk across the Sahara to Cairo, instead of heading south This book is the story of her journey f This is the second book about Paula Constant s ambition to walk from London to the south of Africa It picks up where Slow Journey South Walking to Africa A Year in Footsteps left off Paula and her husband Gary are in Morocco and planning to walk to South Africa Shortly after setting out the journey goes through some major changes Gary bails on the walk and the marriage and Paula decides to walk across the Sahara to Cairo, instead of heading south This book is the story of her journey from Morocco through Mauritania and Mali to the border of Niger.I got irritated with Paula in the first book because there was so much about her and so little about her walking experience The balance is much better in this book It s a genuinely fascinating story and she does an excellent job of pulling the...

• English
• 16 May 2017
Paula Constant
• Paperback
• 394 pages
• 1741669294
• Paula Constant
• Sahara