Bill Bryson Books in Order

Bill Bryson is a celebrated author, born in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1951. He has spent considerable time in England, where he settled in 1977 and began his writing career after a stint in journalism. A devoted husband and father of four, he has resided in North Yorkshire and New Hampshire, before returning to the UK. Bryson's travelogues have captivated readers worldwide, beginning with the humorous account of his mother's Chevy trip across America in <i>The Lost Continent</i>. His subsequent travel books, including the acclaimed <i>Notes From a Small Island</i>, <i>A Walk in the Woods</i>, <i>Notes From a Big Country</i>, and <i>Down Under</i>, have established him as a masterful storyteller. In addition to his travel works, Bryson has written critically acclaimed books on the English language, such as <i>Mother Tongue</i> and <i>Made in America</i>, and <i>A Short History of Nearly Everything</i>, his groundbreaking science book that has received widespread acclaim and numerous awards.