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Anton Sidelnikov antgame — This is a wonderful, non-fiction coming of age story about a 23 year old boy disillusioned with life. Even at his age he'd already been through a failed marriage, a college education he didn't know what to do with, and growing discontent with his country. Encouraged by a friend to get to know his country before rejecting it, he sets of on a two year hike through the american backwoods, where he meets interesting people and joins new families with his faithful dog who protects him. It's a wonderful story for the anthropological traveler.

Matheus Burity mburity — This was a fairly cute book. I tend to find his books a bit on the sappy side, but sometimes they're sappy in a good way. I think this one went a little too far on the sappiness though.

Tmk Artist _emvvlen — This book is amazing! I couldn't put it down. I highly recommend this book. I have no other words.

Victor Rigoni rigonidesign — ** spoiler alert ** I didn't like the beginning because I thought it read like an essay instead of a story and it was pretentious. Once the adventure began, I was hooked. I really enjoyed it. And then the end ruined it for me. The only reason one story was better than the other is one had details and the other didn't. Any story of survival can be majestic and I really feel like I wasted my time listening to someone just make stuff up instead of tell the truth with detail and wonder. Maybe I'm just a stickler for truth, but I wanted to know what really happened instead of the "better" story. I couldn't stand the book after the ending, which is such a shame because I enjoyed the story so much before.

Abdulmalik Alaudi alaude — I have already started reading the next in the series. Not only is this entertaining, there's fact mixed in here about going through the Amish church split, from what I understand between the Old Order and New Order. Grace versus work.