+ Awfully chatty, but a good first guide to Washington State hiking + Opinionated guide but great in all respects
"Ira and Harvey," as my hiking partner and I fondly refer to the authors, are probably the best hiking writers / photographers I've ever encountered. Yes, the book is opinionated; there is no doubt about that. However, that is what makes it special. If you want a book with 1000 hikes and a short ...
I can't think of anything this guide has left out. It provides not only thorough trail descriptions and maps for each segment that are detailed and clear, but also a history of the trail, both natural and historic, advice on planning your trip, and a complete list of agencies to contact for trail ...
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+ A Place to Self Evaluation + Risking it on the mountains
I really enjoyed this book! I read it in less than 24 hours---so obviously it held my attention. I think some of the Amazon reviewers are a bit too hard on Katz. His experience is his experience after all---and who are we to judge if he is too "urban" or if he still doesn't understand what the ...
+ Cute + From Leominster - the home of the original Pink Flamingo!
Everyone was laughing when this gift was opened. It now sits proudly on the owners kitchen window. A neat little gift that brings a hint of nice weather all year round!
This book was great! It had characters that were true to life, and a romance that made me sigh. I liked how everything was not as perfect as it first seemed to be with the family, and that there were secrets. Still, through the tragedy that the family had to go through, they bonded and became ...
+ "Let Fate, Coincidence and Accident Conspire; Human Beings Must Act on Reason..." + A Beautiful Story
For years I almost picked this book up, and finally did this year. I had just completed a dud of a thriller, Joe Hill's Heart-Shaped Box and was looking for something intelligent with a good reputation. I bought Snow and I couldnt put it down. A story so well thought out and developed, I wished I ...
National Jewish Book Award finalist Jonathan Wilson’s uproariously funny stories showcase the neuroses of suburban men as they ruminate, self-medicate, and acclimate to the rhythms of middle age. From the slacker husband who spends his day running household errands, chatting up the local soccer moms, and drinking most of the wine he was instructed to buy for his wife’s ...
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