“Helene’s story is an important reminder that we don’t have to settle, and our dreams are within reach if we’re willing to go for them.”
—Anna Kloots, New York Times Best-Selling Author of Live Your Life and My Own Magic
“It’s rare that a book can provide both escapism and motivation, but that’s exactly what Sula’s memoir provided for me. Helene is proof you can have an adventurer’s soul and also find stability too.”
—Taylor Wolfe, author of Birdie & Harlow
“Helene brings the same genuine energy from her lovable blog to her memoir, weaving her backstory with her trademark voice, equally witty and heartfelt. She takes us along on her global adventures—and misadventures!—not just as a sidekick but as a true travelmate, reminding us all to live in the moment—even if we always feel like we’re caught in between.”
—Rachel Chang, travel and pop culture journalist
“Helene Sula is proof it’s possible to think with both your head and your heart—and that you can change direction without losing yourself. An inspiring yet relatable read that speaks to both the dreamers and the planners, and above all, anyone ready to stop settling for the status quo.”
—Nina Ruggiero, Travel + Leisure
“Millennial-meets-world in this memoir of persistent planning to live the life you desire.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“Author Helene Sula’s memoir is well-written and enticing as she shares secrets about how she made her dream of living abroad come true. This story isn’t about throwing caution to the wind and just leaping blindly into the abyss, but one of taking smart calculated steps to succeed with patience and tenacity.”
—Readers’ Favorite
“Two O’Clock on a Tuesday at Trevi Fountain leaves readers with a sense of inspiration and hope. It’s a reminder that while the road to happiness may be long and winding, it’s always worth the journey.”
—Reader Views
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