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Dan Paul elderpaul0fb0 — This was a fascinating book that helped me to understand what Tibet was like, at least from a Westerner's perspective, before the Chinese invasion in 1959. A quick read, very enjoyable.

Mark Smolders marksmolders — Loved it! Quintessential pre-teen girl historical fiction.

Amitesh Paul amitesh1 — Definitely wins the "scary author photo" contest. There's this picture of what looks like a slightly more Byronic Boris Karloff half enveloped in shadow, right above a blurb that informs readers that Mr. Peters also authored the seminal study, Torture. CREEEEEPY.

Kimi Varumis _imimur — Ever wondered about the meaning of words like mensch, oy, bagel, and farklempt? Here's a hilarious dictionary of Yiddish, with definitions, humor, stories, and cultural commentary.

Bruce Sabala besabala — I thought this book was quite immature --- as if I were on a long trip with an impressionable high school sophomore. I did not find Mr. Feiler's thinking to be very interesting nor did I really grasp whatever spiritual quest he might have been on or what spiritual insights he might have had. It seems he had a lot of "feelings". But I wish he were able to articulate a little better. (Please note that I am not judging anyone's spiritual progress. God forbid! I am just saying that I'm not sure what Mr. Feiler was trying to say.) Any book about this area of the world --- Bible based or not --- is bound to be political. Indeed, the Bible tells a kind of political story about the formation of a people and its conflicts with other peoples. But one would think that there were no politics or tensions at all in Mr. Feiler's world. He begins with a boy scout trip through Israel proper and his main observation seems to be "Wow, how attached to the land these people are." No word about Palestinians and their point of view. Indeed, when he comes up against a different story about Moses from the Bedouin/Moslem point of view in Jordan, his main reaction is to grow angry and sulk. But didn't he even do any research? How could the different story be a surprise to him after thousands of miles of travel. The best part of this book is the geography. That is, the speculation and study of the path of the Israelites into the Promised Land as described in the Bible.

Kcc Graphicdesign _graphicdesign — Read this eons ago (ha!) -- ice age, human struggles to stay alive, etc. Wish I could remember more...