Wild: A Journey from Lost to Found

Reviews

Bryan Carey

It had little to do with the experience. A person who grew up with little except for the family she cherished, only to have everything unravel, first with her father’s departure, then with her mother’s death, and then with the dissolution of her marriage. Dealing with grief can be difficult and until you have experienced significant loss, there is no way of knowing what you may do.

Saraí Lara

To be fair, the entire book is written like that, with adjectives and colorful descriptions every step of the way, so it could be that this is just an extension of the book’s overall writing style. No, this is a book about an ordinary person.

Tiffany

Her decision to hike the Pacific Crest Trail was based on the accumulation of grief, lack of self- discipline, and other factors. I love her and Mark Almond's podcast called Dear Sugar and I cannot wait to read "Brave Enough". As she makes her way from place to place and encounters different men, she immediately wants to comment on their physical looks. Absolutely incredible.