The Carry-On Imperative
A Memoir of Travel, Reinvention, & Giving Back
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Narrateur(s):
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Robin Pascoe
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Paul Stefano
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Auteur(s):
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Robin Pascoe
À propos de cet audio
At the age of 12, Robin Pascoe lost her mother suddenly to a brain aneurysm. At 16, when her father remarried, she saw everything familiar—her home, her school, and friends—vanish overnight. It was a rocky start in life, but luckily, Pascoe was blessed with optimism, an irrepressible spirit, and the driving power of her own resilience. The stories in The Carry-On Imperative recount Pascoe’s ambitious beginnings as a journalist and broadcaster through her years as a not-so-diplomatic foreign service spouse. Her trail-blazing books about globally mobile families made her an in-demand speaker worldwide and led to the creation of The Expat Expert, one of the first websites for expats. Fans of The Diplomat will relish this rollicking memoir from “the wife", who trails her husband to far-flung locales but works hard to establish her own identity and career.
Wise, touching, and laugh-out-loud funny, The Carry-On Imperative is a delightful, inspirational chronicle of one woman’s travels, travails, and lifelong quest to transmute the pain of her early losses into understanding and assistance of others.
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- Jennifer Lee
- 2023-09-22
Great book!
The Carry-On Imperative is a great memoir of travel, adventure, fear and gratitude. Any traveller can relate to the miscommunication and mishaps of Robin Pascoe’s amusing stories overseas. It’s one woman’s story of finding her way through the CBC newsroom in the 70’s, finding her identity as “the wife” abroad, a career as a successful author, to carving a new career in her 60’s.
Robin uses writing to process her grief as a motherless daughter, eventually using her journalistic background and role as “the wife” to travel the world. She also gives great insight into the complexities of self-publishing in the audio bonus content. It’s a great reminder ordinary people can live extraordinary lives while still giving credit to those around them. Highly recommended.
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