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Why is it so much fun to read Medieval travel stories that are at least partly untrue?
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Why is it so much fun to read Medieval travel stories that are at least partly untrue?
How was an otherwise good travel book spoiled by too much preaching?
Why is it almost impossible not to like the coolest guy in Antarctica?
Is this book trivial and fun, or is it just plain boring?
If this guy doesn’t write that well, then why did his words still leave me heartbroken?
Are we looking at a career-obsessed explorer or at a blueprint for Indiana Jones?
Are the errors in this book due to poor editing or is this an expert who doesn’t know his craft?
Are these travel memoirs worth reading, or has censorship ruined them?
Is China really that quirky, or do we sometimes just want things to be a certain way?
What happened to this otherwise decent book that caused it to be so annoying?
Is there anything not perfect about this travel book?
Did conservative ethics turn this great adventure story into such a slow read?
Can humor sometimes alienate us from our surroundings?
Is this just a book about three ladies taking it slow, or is it an epic adventure?
Is this a book that you can enjoy even if you’re not interested in polar bears?