Books written by expats for expats
A Happy Expat was founded by Tanya Arler, co-author of Unpack, to help and support all expat spouses. The beginning can be hard, and Tanya hopes to make it that little bit easier.
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Unpack– A Guide to Life as an Expat Spouse, is an invaluable, easy-to-read guide to answer the most common dilemmas an expat spouse faces. The authors wrote it to make the transition to expat life that little bit easier and to help avoid common first-time mistakes.
Pictures tell a thousand words and none more so than two wonderfully illustrated books about the expat experience from Springtime Books – Greetings from Abroadland and Living Elsewhere.
As recommended by Expatability
“There’s nothing quite like a good book. Whether you’re looking for a practical lifestyle guide to help you to forge ahead with your plans, a journey through emotional intelligence and well-being to help you overcome negative feelings, or just an entertaining read to nurture your sense of adventure and bring the world alive, there’s a book out there, written by or for expats, that’s idea for you. To get you started I’ve put together this list of books to read before you relocate overseas, all of which have been recommended by members of my own expat community.”
It’s that time of year again! Many of us are facing a move and we, as parents, wonder and worry about the impact it will have on our kids. Most parents forget, though, that they can help their children make the transition by reading books to them about being on the move! Here are two books that enable young children to understand and cope with relocation. Little bunny Dandelion shows them how to make new friends abroad and how to bloom in a new place.
Angela Schreiner, author
Little Bunny Dandelion is moving House | Little bunny Dandelion discovers his favorite flower
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