Michael Ostermann Ostermann itibaren La Cerdanya, İspanya itibaren La Cerdanya, İspanya

My all-time favorite novel, bar none. I have read it at least 15 times and plan to read it quite a bit more. I always learn something new when I open its pages time and again.

I think that people didn't like this Bryson book as much as the others because it was a slower read. It was lazy, it was at a slower pace. Compared to his other books the pace of the language made you sleepy and didn't make you want to flip the page. Don't get me wrong- It made you want to hunt down a slice of pie at a dirty diner and go to really crappy small town museum. But it was a slower paced, less exciting book. Much like the small towns he wrote about. I would compare it to his book about england in pacing. It's better than it! But they're much more similar than say- I'm a stranger or A walk in the woods.