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Hermary Castillo hermarycastillo — If I had learned history from good novels and stories of the times I would have retained a lot more of what I was taught. The details of the times increased my awareness of issues of life and the times and the characters were people I could relate to. The brutality and hardship of life as revealed in this story will make my visits to historical places in Europe more filled with fantasies and respect for the achievements of those who built cities, churches and castles. I found it rather long and at times repetitive but it was a good story to hold my interest to the end.

Román Zurita srzurita — pleasant, feel good, inspiring read.

Achraf Noumane _chraf_oumane — This book is great so far. Its really a page turner.

Ivonne Bantel ivonnebant030a — I started reading this with an open mind, ready to appreciate the gutsiness of people who lead a much less structured and more adventurous life than I would ever dare to live. For the first half of the book, I really did enjoy entering their world. Then the narrator's naivite began to irritate me. It began with the couple in New Orleans (representing William S. Boroughs, if I remember correctly) that never seemed to feed their children because they spent all their money on drugs. The narrator was puzzled by that, but seemed to think it was OK. He went on to describe multiple cases of people neglecting children and abandoning wives. Also, the use of the word "girl" wasn't always just 1950s sexist language; there was some genuine pedophelia in all their leering at 15 year olds. The narrator persisted in describing their self-absorption and lack of empathy as really hip and cool. But then, he was pretty caught up in his own self-absorbed, ivy league white boy blues. I know these were all real poeple, and I'm not a pollyanna who objects to reading stories about flawed humans. I do expect there to be something in the storytelling that transcends human selfishness and adds a useful perspective to the whole mess. I didn't find that kind of transcendence in this book.