Mostly, I liked it. There were some really interesting moments and reflections. I enjoyed seeing the characters change as the story unfolded. On the other hand, there was a lot of navel gazing, and once in a while I got a little tired of that. There was one moment when I actually yelped, "Yuck!" because some "memories" didn't seem like they belonged in Harold's memory--at least not to be shared with me.
Friday, August 2, 2013
Book 48: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
After a false start in which I discovered I was listening to the tracks on shuffle, I got into this book.

Mostly, I liked it. There were some really interesting moments and reflections. I enjoyed seeing the characters change as the story unfolded. On the other hand, there was a lot of navel gazing, and once in a while I got a little tired of that. There was one moment when I actually yelped, "Yuck!" because some "memories" didn't seem like they belonged in Harold's memory--at least not to be shared with me.
Mostly, I liked it. There were some really interesting moments and reflections. I enjoyed seeing the characters change as the story unfolded. On the other hand, there was a lot of navel gazing, and once in a while I got a little tired of that. There was one moment when I actually yelped, "Yuck!" because some "memories" didn't seem like they belonged in Harold's memory--at least not to be shared with me.
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