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This week’s Nonfiction November topic is Nonfiction Journeys, hosted by Frances of Volatile Rune, who has set the following challenge: This week choose a book that reflects a journey for its author/protagonist or for the reader or both. This can be a physical journey, an emotional, psychological or spiritual journey or a combination of these. Any nonfiction title that leaves its author/protagonist and/or reader in a different place at the end from the start point is good for this challenge. I’ve just finished reading a nonfiction book which fits this theme perfectly – and this seems the appropriate day to post my review, as today is RLS Day, an annual celebration of Robert Louis Stevenson’s life and work which takes place on the anniversary of his birth. It’s also a title from my current Classics Club list, it’s a short book so counts for Novellas in November (short nonfiction is allowed, as well as fiction), and Stevenson is a Scottish author which also makes it ideal for Reading…

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