Max Scratchmann Ordre des livres

Chucking It All offers an unvarnished look at travel, contrasting the idyllic portrayals found in popular travel literature. It delves into the harsh realities and challenges faced by travelers, providing a raw perspective that challenges the romanticized views of rural life. This thought-provoking narrative invites readers to reconsider the true essence of adventure and exploration.

A warm and witty look at the unofficial last years of British colonial life as Scots from Dundee were running jute mills in India and what was then East Pakistan in the 1960s, seen through the small boy's eyes of the son of one of the jute wallahs.