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The Boy Who Biked the World Collection

On the Road to Africa, Riding the Americas, Riding Home Through Asia

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The Boy Who Biked the World Collection

By: Alastair Humphreys
Narrated by: Alastair Humphreys
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Available for the first time in audiobook, The Boy Who Biked the World Collection includes all Alastair Humphrey's epic globetrotting adventures in one bumper volume.

Join wannabe explorer Tom as he discovers the world on two wheels: from the smallest country in Europe to the biggest cat in the world; from the deserts of South America to the freezing cold of Alaska, from the Great Wall of China to the ancient city of Timbuktu - this is an adventure to capture the imagination of every child!

Based on Alastair Humphreys' own experience of cycling around the world and narrated by the author, this exclusive audiobook includes On the Road to Africa, Riding the Americas and Riding Home Through Asia. Action & Adventure Geography & Cultures Literature & Fiction Fiction Adventure Alaska
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I liked the story a lot it has inspired me to explore and try new things extreemly good

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This was a complete hit with all the family, we loved listening to it on a car journey to and from holiday. Full of fun facts and interesting information from around the world. Big hit in our household.

a family favourite

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I loved it! The story is really good, and it generally taught me facts from around the world. It also taught me about lots of different cultures too.

However, it sometimes seemed like I was in a PSHCE lesson; the author was like ‘go down the road, and you never know what you might find!’. This was quite strange when I was just trying to get to sleep!! 😂.

All in all, though, it was great! I liked how the Alistair Humphreys was reading it because he kind of… understands the book (if you know what I mean). This was also cool be aide I feel like narrators who have not written the book can often make the book I love sound quite strange when they are not the authors.

But yes, I think this is a really good book, and it’s the only book that sneaks education in and I didn’t mind. Good storytelling too.

Really good story

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