The Best Books We Traveled With This Year

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🗓️ 24 December 2018

⏱️ 42 minutes

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This week on Women Who Travel, we invited our resident office bookworm, managing editor Paulie Dibner, and Riverhead Books' Associate Publisher Jynne Dilling Martin, back to the studio to chat about the books that captured their attention this year—and the books they can't wait to read in 2019. You can find the full list of books mentioned here: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/the-best-books-we-traveled-with-this-year-women-who-travel-podcast

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, this is Women Who Travel, a podcast from Kahn and As Traveler. I am Meredith
0:08.7	Keri, and with me as usual is my co-host, Lala Aarikoglu.
0:11.9	Hello. And we have a return cast this week. Over the summer in June, we talked about
0:17.0	the curse of the beach read, and now we have our bookiest friends back in the podcast studio.
0:23.9	We have Gin Dilling Martin, the associate publisher at Riverhead Books,
0:29.0	and Polly Dibner, our managing editor here at Traveler,
0:32.2	to come and talk about all of the amazing books, new and old,
0:37.1	that we read on trips in transit in
0:41.4	2018.
0:42.6	The only requirements for this game are that they have to be written by women and you
0:48.2	had to have read them in movement, you know, on vacation, on a train, plane, in a car, though, don't get car sick.
0:56.7	Walking to work.
0:58.0	Right.
0:58.8	You know, I feel like maybe that feels like a...
1:02.0	That's cheating.
1:02.3	I don't know.
1:03.6	The commute feels like an odyssey.
1:07.3	Lale, I guess, we'll just do a round table and go zip, zaps, up around the circle.
1:13.1	You guys will know what order we sit in now.
1:15.7	Do you want to go first?
1:18.1	Oh, I'm going to start with a book that, from what I remember poorly, I don't think you liked that much.
1:25.1	I can't wait.
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