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Travel Books: Nowhere Girl by Cheryl Diamond

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One of my goals for 2022 was to read more non-fiction. Enter: Nowhere Girl by Cheryl Diamond. I was at Barnes & Noble looking for something to read while I sat in yet another hospital waiting room as they ran test upon test on my father (but that’s a story for another day). I was sucked in by the cover of Nowhere Girl and added it to the stack of books I left the store with.

Cheryl Diamond spent her childhood adventuring around the world with her family. Along with her parents, her older brother, and sister, she hopped from country to country and continent, not settling in any one place for more than a short period of time.

It all starts to fall apart when in her teens, when Cheryl, who has lived her life under dozens of assumed names, begins to fear those she should trust most of all: her family. She discovers that her family is actually outlaws on the run and it’s only a matter of time before her identity is burned and she has no idea who she really is. Cheryl is left without proof of identity or what country she is actually a citizen of, making her the Nowhere Girl.

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Diamond is a captivating storyteller and the tales from her childhood make for an enthralling read. It’s hard to imagine a child growing up in such a chaotic fashion with no real sense of home or place and then losing her family, which was the only anchor she had. For a non-fiction book, it’s a great bit of escapism and I highly recommend it!

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Hi, I’m Lori. But you can call me Lors. I’m a middle-aged New Jersey-born gal, currently based in Orlando, Florida. My background is in editorial travel photography and writing and I've been to more than 30 countries. I’m obsessed with tropical locales and my favorite city is Tokyo. Have camera, will travel! I’m a Disney adult, Lord of the Rings fan, certified crazy cat lady, and sushi addict! I hope this blog inspires your wanderlust. Feel free to follow me on Instagram for snippets of daily life on and off the road.