Why We Envy “The Lost Girls”
Sarah Khan at Travel + Leisure shares her reaction to reading The Lost Girls: Three Friends, Four Continents, One Conventional Detour Around the World.
Here at T+L, we’re fortunate enough to have the world’s most fascinating destinations on our radar at all times—but we still have to come back to reality, and our desks, eventually. So when I received a copy of The Lost Girls: Three Friends, Four Continents, One Conventional Detour Around the World recently, it felt a little eerie. Jennifer Baggett, Holly Corbett, and Amanda Pressner were three twentysomething Manhattan media types—including two magazine editors, just like me!—who plotted to leave their fast-paced careers and relationships to backpack around the world for a year. Were these girls really going to live my dream, then shove it in my face in an epic 591-page tome? [Read more at Travel + Leisure]

Holly Cassandra Corbett is a freelance writer and editor based part time in New York City, and part time on the road. Her thirst for learning and adventure has fueled her travels to all seven continents.
Three friends at a crossroads in their twenties make a pact to quit their high pressure New York media jobs; leave their friends, boyfriends and everything familiar behind; and embark on a year-long backpacking adventure around the world. 


