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By Elizabeth Breeden
| Friday, March 10, 2017
It’s easy to romanticize the hustle and bustle of big-city
living, but sometimes you find yourself jostled around on a crowded New York
City subway car and the glamour abruptly drops; suddenly, you remember the
litany of frustrations that come with city living: the sea of crowds,
constant diversions and compulsions to see everyone and do everything. It’s
moments like these I find myself reaching for books with women who have
deliberately chosen to pursue their own adventure, their own truths. These
women live way outside the norm—in fact, they’re often way off the grid. Inspiring and
thought-provoking, these memoirs offer the perfect solace for those moments
when you need to expand beyond your everyday life and remember that there’s a
whole world outside of that crowded subway car. READ
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