2026 Reading Challenge

Listopia > Book Lists Liked by Dhaval Malte (9 Lists)



Wave by Sonali DeraniyagalaOther Lives But Mine by Emmanuel CarrèreTsunami 2004 by Holly MichaelThe Killing Sea by Richard LewisTsunami 2004 by Frank Senauth
2004 Tsunami
24 books — 11 voters
Tulip Fever by Deborah MoggachLove In Small Letters by Francesc MirallesCircling the Sun by Paula McLainBlack Mamba Boy by Nadifa MohamedExit West by Mohsin Hamid
Around The World In 52 Weeks
86 books — 5 voters

Always a Traveler, Never a Tourist by Judy BloombergThe Travel Book by Roz HopkinsLooking at Mexico / Mexico Looks Back by Janet SternburgCHINA by Tom CarterPortraits by Steve McCurry
Best Travel Photography Books
129 books — 73 voters
Salt by Mark KurlanskyAt Home by Bill BrysonGuns, Germs, and Steel by Jared DiamondThe Professor and the Madman by Simon WinchesterA Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson
Histories of the Everyday
368 books — 336 voters

Stiff by Mary RoachThe Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca SklootSalt by Mark KurlanskyEats, Shoots & Leaves by Lynne TrussThe Professor and the Madman by Simon Winchester
You Read a Book about What?
4,046 books — 2,107 voters
National Geographic by Leah Bendavid-ValThe Art Book by Phaidon PressAlways a Traveler, Never a Tourist by Judy BloombergAnsel Adams by Ansel AdamsPortraits by Steve McCurry
Best Coffee Table Books
593 books — 290 voters

Atlas Obscura by Joshua FoerThe Oxford Companion to World Exploration by David BuisseretThe Pride Atlas by Maartje HensenThe Travel Book by Roz HopkinsSpirit of China by Gill Davies
Coffee Table Travel Books
13 books — 3 voters
Into Thin Air by Jon KrakauerInto the Wild by Jon KrakauerThe Perfect Storm by Sebastian JungerA Walk in the Woods by Bill BrysonIn the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick
Vicarious Thrills
388 books — 418 voters

Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules VerneWorld Odyssey by Lance MorcanThe World Duology by Lance MorcanThe Ninth Orphan by James MorcanThe Orphan Uprising by James Morcan
Multi Country Setting
25 books — 14 voters