Ribbons of Highway: A Mother-Child Journey Across
by Lori Hein
From William Least Heat Moon, author of the American travel classics Blue Highways, PrairyErth and River-Horse: “My
library of American travel books will one day be housed in the
After September 11, a globetrotting writer and her
two children set out to explore their country.
Rolling down 12,000 miles of back roads and byways and through the
hearts of hundreds of hometowns, they discovered America’s majesty and
humanity. As they traveled, they also explored the love that ties them to one
another. A fresh twist on the classic American road trip everyone dreams of
taking, Ribbons of Highway celebrates freedom, family and the wonder of
adventure. Settle in for a few hours of enriching armchair travel, or use Ribbons
to plan your own wonderful journey.
208 pages, ISBN 1-59113-453-6. Available
at Booklocker.com., all major
online booksellers including Amazon.com
and Barnes&Noble.com,
and from the author.
A
MyShelf.com Top Ten Read:
“...No trains, no ships,
just a reliable minivan captained by a loving mother determined to ensure that
her children discover America’s heart and each other...Much more than a
travelogue... a captivating story... I highly recommend sharing Ribbons of
Highway with those you love.” – Lynda
Lukow, MyShelf.com. Click here to read
entire review
“A wonderfully textured and beautifully
written book about not only
“(Hein’s) exquisite details create majestic
pictures.” – Catherine Stollak, Taunton Daily Gazette (MA)
“The
book is so beautifully written that the tapestry that is America comes
together…The story is such a positive one that every visit to every place
brings more richness.” – Brian Hoffman, WBZ NewsRadio 1030,
Visit Lori’s blogs:
RibbonsofHighway.blogspot.com
- World travel blog recognized by Good Housekeeping and Arthur Frommer’s Budget Travel.
Dispatches and reflections from three decades of globetrotting. New stories and
photography each week
LoriHeinClips.blogspot.com – For editors. A broad sampling of Lori’s published clips
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Hein, 2008