The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
puppydreamy602 says:
Another great read. I love Harold Fry...although the story has a very tragic background. I thoroughly enjoyed how through the the two main characters memories the unraveling of a family and the loss of a loved one is chronicled while one crazy and extraordinary journey pulls two souls that seemed irreparably broken apart back into their formerly shared universe. It is a story of friendship, love, loss, sacrifices, and family that just feels good even when there are moments ...of pain. I recommend everyone read this book!!!
gogi says:
Such lovely, British-sounding prose, I really enjoyed this book right up until the end. I felt very caught up in Harold's story and journey and was really rooting for him and his family. I didn't expect for everything to turn out just perfectly (I really would have hated some kind of Lifetime-movie or Chicken Soup for the Soul-esque, utterly unrealistic happy ending) but the end was rather discouraging, almost existentialist, and made me quite sad. Probably would have given it four stars had the ending been better.MoreLess
Another great read. I love Harold Fry...although the story has a very tragic background. I thoroughly enjoyed how through the the two main characters memories the unraveling of a family and the loss of a loved one is chronicled while one crazy and extraordinary journey pulls two souls that seemed irreparably broken apart back into their formerly shared universe. It is a story of friendship, love, loss, sacrifices, and family that just feels good even when there are moments ...of pain. I recommend everyone read this book!!!
gogi says:
Such lovely, British-sounding prose, I really enjoyed this book right up until the end. I felt very caught up in Harold's story and journey and was really rooting for him and his family. I didn't expect for everything to turn out just perfectly (I really would have hated some kind of Lifetime-movie or Chicken Soup for the Soul-esque, utterly unrealistic happy ending) but the end was rather discouraging, almost existentialist, and made me quite sad. Probably would have given it four stars had the ending been better.MoreLess
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