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Ina Sinn inasinn — A few months ago I read Just Passin' Through by Winton Porter after reading an article about the book in a magazine. It is about a man who packed up his family and moved to North Georgia to run a store along the Appalachian Trail. Before reading the book, the only thing I really knew about the trail was that the pastor at my church had a goal to hike the whole thing and every few months he would leave to hike for a few days. I really didn't know how long it was or where it went. After reading Porter's book, I was intrigued. I liked getting a glimpse into the culture of the hikers, most especially the thru-hikers that attempt to walk all 2,000+ miles from Georgia to Maine (or the other way around) at one time. This book piqued my interest and stayed with me. Then Jenny tells me about Becoming Odyssa. I wanted to read another book about the trail, but hadn't yet. I immediately put this on my list, but it took a while to get around to it. In the meantime, I met a lovely woman, Em, who has thru-hiked the AT and I am SO MAD I hadn't read this first. Just Passin' Through gave me a very small peek into life on the AT. After reading Odyssa I have a million more questions for Em and I wish our paths would cross again. I have no idea why I liked this book so much. I am not an outdoorsy person, have "hiked" probably three times in my life, but this book made me want to get out there! I don't want to hike the whole thing, but I feel the need to at least get out there and see the white blazes for a day.

Jerry Witman _ — I love reading Frost, over and over.

Candy Cho candycho — This is how to best explain my thoughts about this book: It took me 2 weeks to read the first third, and then I read the remaining 2/3rds last night.....its one of those books that is slow going, but solving the mystery becomes compelling enough you cant' put it down - but that doesnt make it a good book.