Books on Trains
BooksonTrains (Travel & Books)"Books on Trains" is where page-turners meet train tracks, blending book reviews with travel guides for readers who wander.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 66 | Subscribers | Read | booksontrains.substack.com |
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I Love My Passport, but I Love My Bed More
It was 2 a.m. and I couldn’t sleep, which, if you know me, is unusual, because (trust me) I am a sleeper. I fall asleep easily, I stay asleep, and I tend to build my evenings around protecting that routine, so when I found myself lying ther...
10 Unique Things to Do in Edinburgh
Edinburgh is known for its castle, historic streets, and all the classic tourist stops you’ll see on every itinerary. But beyond those, it’s also a city full of smaller, more unexpected experiences that are just as memorable. Whether you’re...
Books on Trains: March (Birthday Month Favorites)
Hi! It’s been a minute since I’ve done a favorites blog (sorry). However, doing it for my birthday month feels fitting for the first one of 2026. March has been a soft month. Sort of like a warm hug, and I think my favorite things will refl...
March Reading Round-Up
March was a great month for new reads, including a few that pushed me a little outside my usual box. Interestingly, a theme of “obsession” kept showing up across several of them, totally by coincidence. Overall, this was a much darker readi...
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Hi, I’m Jen! I share travel guides and book reviews inspired by the quiet magic of reading while in motion. Books on Trains is your stop for trip tips and great reads.
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