Official Review: Walking to Woot A Photographic Narrative...

[ecpd188]

Sounds like an interesting book to read about the mother and daughter bonding. I think it one I will enjoy reading. The sample makes it sound interesting. Look forward to reading it.

[Seraphia Bunny Sparks]

I really enjoyed reading your review. I really like how the author takes the time to ask questions not only for herself but to also question the reader as well. It helps make the book more engaging and I'm sure that it helps draw people in as well as making them reflect on themselves. Really good review! Sounds like a good book.

[jungkookblog]

Awesome review. It really keeps the readers entertained throughout this book. Great story for people who like seeing and learning new things.

[bookowlie]

Nice review! I like books about people's travel experiences so I am going to take a second look at this one. It sounds interesting that the author interviewed her daughter before, after, and during the trip.

[victoria_s16]

This book sounds so exciting and thought provoking, and I've been looking for a book to give me a little more food for thought than my usual chick flick type reads. As fun as they can be, I can't wait to read a book that really makes me think but is also as exciting as the review says. Thanks for the great review!

[Kaitismommy]

It sounds like both the reviewer and author are both insightful people. I love books that make me feel like I am taking a trip along with them even with the bugs and snakes, neither of which are my favorite things. I love learning about new cultures and places and to learn about how their lives changed and their mother daughter relationship changed as well definitely is a bonus.
Congratulations to L_Therese for a well written review and to Jackie Chase for writing such a fascinating piece of nonfiction!

-- 14 Jul 2016, 14:19 --

I love books that make me feel like I am traveling along with them even with the bugs and snakes and neither of those things are my favorite. Learning about new countries and cultures while learning how their lives changed as well as how their mother daughter relationship changed sounds fascinating.
Congratulations L_Therese on a written review and Jackie Chase on writing an intriguing piece of nonfiction!

[Mbarnes]

I appreciate your review. I skimmed through some of the book and it just isnt my style of book. I am more into the mystery and crime books.

[truebookaddict]

Always on the lookout for ways to connect with my teenage sons (as every parent knows, as they get older, this becomes increasingly difficult) so I'm interested to read this, although I'm not seeing exotic travel for us in the near future. That being said, I do enjoy reading about real-life interactions with different cultures.

Thanks for the excellent review!

[Starl3ghts]

This book sounds interesting to find out. How a native village will open his doors to others

[MandalynnJDG]

This seems like it would be educational not only in the parent-child bonding aspect, but that it would also give a tour of the New Guinea Island and the way that life there is. Thank you for the review!

[arelireads]

Thank you for this review! I really love books that can connect to the reader. <3