I enjoyed the whole journey
920590
The story comes from the author's heart; I enjoyed the whole journey, this book will hook you up!.
827983
I really enjoyed following Odyssa on her AT journey.  The stamina and will to complete both a physical and mental hike never ceases to amaze me.

This is an easy and wonderful read.
2406703
I truly enjoyed her journey of faith, the good, the bad, and the ugly of it. She was truthful and forth-coming and came out a victor in th love of God. As I turned the last page, tears where streaming down my cheeks, I was caught up w/so much emotion. It makes me, even more, love my journey in faith.
3649835
I truly enjoyed meeting the characters and going on their journeys with them.  I won't look at soy sauce the same way again.
894896
I am a guy who rides motorcycles.  I get it when Jefe Smith talks about settling into his Zen state on long rides.  However, Im not a guy who reviews many books.  Life, America, and the Road, but I enjoyed the heck out of this read, so here I go.  Number one reaction for me was to get off the couch, pack my bags, and go see the great country we live in.  But back to the narrative.  We get to know Jefe a little bit at a time, chapter by chapter.  It was a fun process for me.  I liked his honesty and mild self-deprecation.  But really its his open armed approach to life, wacky situations and people that fuel his adventures and relationships I found compelling.  I got a little revved up about the biking adventures stories, no doubt, but I love colorful characters.  Jefe does too, and recounts these personalities in a fun and respectful way.  When you bike across country by yourself, theres libel to be a bit of introspection and reflection.  Jefe Smith learns from his experiences and bats around quite a few topics along the way.  All in all, its quite a journey.  Youll enjoy the trip.  For many people, this is a wonderful chance to be a biker and experience America, vicariously!  Do it.
4493649
I immensely enjoyed this journey.  It was funny and sad and magical.  I envy you.  But naming it such is really misleading. You are really the crazy one and I thank you for this journey.
4372766
I really enjoyed this book.  Hanson does a great job of bringing you along for the journey, both the physical journey across the country on a bike, but more importantly the philosophical journey that he has gone on.  I expected a book that just told about the physical journey, but the reason why I give this five stars is that he really explores some thought-provoking, philosophical topics.  It's an enjoyable read, and I look forward to part two as (spoiler alert), he doesn't make it all the way across the country in this volume.
58716
I felt like I was part of the entire journey because every place mentioned and every incident narrated have been my experiences too. Being a Yemeni, raised In a foreign land I have seen yemen thru similar visions. Crude but yet warm; lush but yet barren; warmm people but yet vulnerably dangerous......
The book left me thinking that in every adversity there can be a golden  opportunity-  just has to be identified and pursued relentlessly with 100% conviction.
Well narrated with emotions being depicted very realistically and honestly!
Superb!
1932737
"Fozzie" took me on a meandering adventure that left me wanting more.  A section hiker (and thru-hiking dreamer) of the AT myself, I was hooked from the start.  I could feel at times that I was there, walking through the sections I have previously done once again.  Yet I could see the mental strength that only a thru-hiker must have.  It was a great pleasure reading about someone chasing a dream, a dream that most of us settle on.  I hope that I can build up the courage to pursue such a dream for myself.
4301299
The journey made me laugh, cry, gasp, giggle and wanting for more. Life into MA certainly is a mixture of it all. Looking forward to the next book in the series.
674268
This novel is an almost mystical journey through one man's eyes , soul, and his very being. Travel along with Lin , and be transported to and through a magical journey in India. The adventures, events , and people that you meet will have a profound affect on the way you look at even the ordinary events in your own life. This book was a very engaging read, and a real page turner. I can honestly report that I was sad to see it end.
4588467
It's fun to watch the author grow in her ability to write all while you are whisked away to a magical world.  By the end I couldn't put it down.  The good characters are lovable, and the bad ones, well they serve their purpose well too. I appreciate the character lessons for young and old alike.  Enjoy the journey!
3023824
I've just finished my journey with Ania onto the seven summits and was completely enthralled by the experience.  Ania, your book is very honest, moving and incredibly inspiring.  I found myself re-reading some statements and passages and reflecting on how well it summed up some of my own thinking and concerns.  A really enjoyable experience.
4573687
I am an avid reader and read this book in one long sitting.  I thoroughly enjoyed the journey.  The book flows in a genuine, conversational manner, clearly from someone with passion for the topic.  I think it is perhaps better suited to someone who enjoys gardening podcasts and books, rather than a complete beginner, but it certainly triggers many new ideas and new ways of doing things to be more in keeping with the natural environment.  It perhaps could have given more specifics - more like a recipe or instructions, rather than covering more general theory and philosophy, but this is a very pleasant read for any organic food or gardening enthusiasts
3888713
Very fun read.  I didn't care for the ending, but the journey was really enjoyable.
364097
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I found that the writer and I had a lot in common. I've had plans for a similar trip from my home in the northeast in my head for a few years and it was great to get a preview. Well written, Paul is a good storyteller. I really appreciated the simplicity of not only the trip, but also Paul's matter-of-fact approach. The adventure itself was full of emotion & wanderlust without Paul having to wax poetic about it. I'd highly recommend this book to everyone.
2286704
I love historical/fiction books, and this was truly a well written, thought provoking journey.