Born to walk

I had a sort of a love-hate relationship with this book, and it all depends on the chapter. I found some of the chapters transformative, life-changing, and well written: full five stars! Other chapters were drawn out, loosely related and often felt like a highschool essay attempting to reach a word count: one star. However, there were far more of the really, really, good chapters then the bad ones so I'd wholeheartedly recommend this book.

The best of this book, in my opinion, is found in these chapters: Mind, Society, Politics, Spirit, and Family (that last one surprised me but it was actually quite interesting and relevant to walking).