How To Take A Green Vacation – A Review
One of the many perks I enjoy about travel writing is the time when authors and publishers send me a book to review. Steve Stillwater sent one our way a few weeks ago and I have finally gotten around to reading it. I don’t know what took me so long How To Take a Green Vacation is a very easy and enjoyable read. At 84 pages in length, divided into 14 chapters, this ebook packs in a lot of information.
VroomVroomVroom; A Review
Renting a car can be a lot of hassle. We went online to search for the names of all the rental agencies that we could think of. We also had to look to see if they even had a location in our area. We then had to compare and shop around for the best deal. It was very time-consuming. We had to individually call each rental agency to make sure that we were getting the best price, take notes and then call back to make the reservation.
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