As Far As You Can Go Without A Passport: The View From The End Of The Road

By Tom Bodett

Hilarious & Heartfelt Stories from Alaska’s Last Stop

A homespun collection of humor and observations on small-town life, outdoor adventures, and the quirks of everyday living.

Overview

As Far As You Can Go Without A Passport is a delightful collection of essays from beloved humorist Tom Bodett, best known as the voice of Motel 6. Writing from his home in Homer, Alaska—where the road (and the country) quite literally ends—Bodett offers a witty and endearing take on life in America's last frontier.

What’s Inside:

• Small-Town Charm: Stories from a place where moose roam the streets, salmon fill the rivers, and community spirit thrives.
• Outdoor Adventures: From halibut fishing to trapping and tree cutting, experience Alaska through the eyes of a humorist.
• Everyday Musings: Lost socks, sleeping in, and soap opera families—Bodett finds humor in the little things.
• Wit & Warmth: Whether reminiscing about his Michigan childhood or embracing the quirks of Alaskan life, Bodett's storytelling is both relatable and laugh-out-loud funny.

Why Read This Book?

For fans of humorous memoirs, rural adventures, and keen observations on the human experience, As Far As You Can Go Without A Passport is a must-read. Whether you're an armchair traveler or an outdoor enthusiast, Bodett’s blend of humor and heart will keep you entertained from start to finish.

ISBN Information

ISBN-13: 9780201106732

ISBN-10: 0201106736

Final Thoughts

A perfect book for those who love storytelling with a side of laughter—experience the charm and humor of life at the end of the road.