<DIV>Nancy Pearl sells books: hers and those of the authors she recommends. <I>Book Lust To Go</I> is 120 places to read about before you go. Consider the entry &#147;Indicative of Indonesia,&#8221; in which Nancy Pearl urges travelers to read V.S. Naipaul&#8217;s <I>Among the Believers</I> and Christopher J. Koch&#8217;s <I>The Year of Living Dangerously</I>. Wanderlust-y reading for prospective travelers to Ireland begins with the cheeky: &#147;Let&#8217;s not start with James Joyce and just say we did, okay?&#8221; then goes on to recommend such gems as Nuala O&#8217;Faollin&#8217;s <I>Are you Somebody?</I> and J. P. Dunleavy&#8217;s <I>Ireland In All Her Sins</I> and <I>Some of Her Graces</I>. This enthusiastic literary globetrotting includes stops in Korea, Sweden, Afghanistan, Albania, Parma, Patagonia, Texas, and Timbuktu. But Nancy Pearl is a reader and a librarian, not a travel agent, so she can&#8217;t resist recommending reading for &#147;Travel to Imaginary Places&#8221; (including Ursula K. LeGuin&#8217;s <I>The Wizard of Earthsea</I> and Michael Chabon&#8217;s <I>The Yiddish Policeman&#8217;s Union</I>) and stories of chucking it all and moving to Spain or Greece under the heading &#147;So We/I Bought (or Built) a House In . . . &#8221; <I>Book Lust To Go</I> brings Pearl&#8217;s amazing ability to summon the perfect book to connect with a particular interest with the art of having an adventure &#151; whether it requires a passport or just an armchair.</DIV>