The Nest – The Travel Diaries ( English Version For Free )

The Nest – The Travel Diaries ( English ) 2018-12-20

The Nest – The Travel Diaries ( by ) Benjamin Wohlgemuth* ( for a limited download of the book or to read this for free just click or touch on the front book cover = have fun reading )

 

*Among other things known by the blog https://thejosefblashchakcase.blogspot.com/2018/10/sputnik-news.html, which is also on Facebook and Google + ... treated and can look back in these three main media meanwhile on a six-digit number of visitors regarding the there treated topic ( most visited by: United States of America, 2. "Federal Republic of Germany" & 3. Russian Federation )

Legal Notice

 

This book may be inspired by real events, parts of it may be fiction, any coexistences and similarities of any kind are purely coincidental. The characters... and story of this book are copyrighted.

This book is subject to freedom of expression and artistic freedom.

© 2018 – Benjamin Wohlgemuth

Content Discription & Summary

 

"The Nest – The Travel Diaries" is the first book by Benjamin Wohlgemuth ( born 1979-05-06 in Hanover ); which followed the second novel "Cover-Up". This first touching story, in its third version in 2017 [ the previous one ( second ) was irrevocably lost ], was accidentally and unintentionally created in its original form at the end of 2012. It includes, among other things, 101 panoramic photos, a drawing and a poem.

In "The Nest – The Travel Diaries," Jeremy's diary tells about his experiences and impressions from his home of choice country, the Philippines ( Luzon – Maynila and Palawan – El Nido ), as well as his emotions and motivations. His existence was destroyed at the age of 18 by the youth welfare office, despite all adversities he won a fortune, enough for a retirement in Southeast Asia, which he lost by stock market manipulation. Hopeless? after a short while, Jeremy returns to his island kingdom, with the plan to end his life there if his fortune shouldn't smile on him – but until then to live properly. Here he discovers the indescribable and breathtaking beauty of nature, as well as the everyday life and poverty of the people there, while he experiences his adventures.

With "The Nest – The Travel Diaries" a visually stunning and moving work has been created, which represents a very successful genre mix of ( fictional ) life report / travelogue ( story ) and illustrated book. If you like stylistically works like "Jim Carroll – In The Streets Of New York" and "Hape Kerkeling – I'm Off Then" or National Geographic travelogues, illustrated books or if you are just interested in other countries, you might find it here and be entertained. Immerse yourself in the hell of Jeremy and discover a paradise.

Number of pages about 125 DIN A4 pages or about 250 paperback or eBook pages.