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Flávia Godoy flaviagodoy — my favorite book of the year, i can't say enough about it. it's futuristic, an interesting read on our time - our society - and i never get tired of reading it again.

Gary Gardiner garygardiner — I don't know what exactly I'm supposed to DO with it, but it r0x0rz nonetheless.

Jake Michaelson jakemichaeb123 — It took me a long (like 2 months or more) to finish this book. I kept putting it down and just never got around to it. With that said, there were a few parts of the book that I really, really liked. And then other parts that I just didn't care about. Part I-- Italy and indulging in pleasure-- especially good since I've been to Italy, and this part of the book also gives the background about why the author is on this trip-search for balance. Reading other reviews, I found many readers like the Italy leg the least (!??!)--it's my favorite. Part II -- India. good night--I read most of this section of the book by reading/scanning the center third of the pages. Despite a absolute dislike for the narrator at this point, there was still a bit of a good voice and funny-ish self deprecation, but I just can't seem to get interested in the India ashram setting, the hours of Yoga meditation and it's my cynical side that rolls my eyes whenever anyone says with seriousness, "my Guru." But that's my apparant need to search for devotion, I guess. Some lessons learned here--but a lot of self-loathing and regression. There are plenty of other 'characters' and digressions and connections that make this a 'anyman's religion' connection and not just a 'hindu' thing, but.... Still, this is the section that made it a two-month or more read for me. The best line of the whole book is from this section though: a friend of the author tells her something like, (?) Stop living your life with a Wishbone where your backbone should be. Love that line. Part III,--Bali-- better. But did she really change? I think so, in the big picture aspect. I really dislike her still, and at this point of the book, I was looking forward to being done with her. In all, it's good to read about other people's searches for balance if you too have been on a search or think you need to be. Not a book for Pure Cynics.