Review by Letora -- The Altitude Journals by David J Mauro

[Manang Muyang]

I doubt I will ever climb any of those seven summits. I have not even climbed any of my country's mountains. But David's story seems to be one I'd want to get high with. We all have our downs; we will also have our ups. The key is to always look up.

[danielleamy]

It's surprising that this novel is classed as non-fiction. By your description, The Altitude Journals sounds like an exciting thriller or adventure. I don't think I would usually consider a book about mountain climbing, but you've definitely changed my mind. Thanks for the convincing review Letora!

[Jaime Lync]

Great review. I also read it and found little to complain about.

[Letora]

Wow. It is amazing how Ty changed the perspective and life of David through climbing a peak in the northern America. This book will be a wake up call for those who gave up on themselves.

This would be a great read for those who need encouragement. To see what David accomplished after all his struggle is empowering. Thank you for stopping by!

[briellejee]

Not really a fan of such genre and topic, but your review made me want to read it. I also liked the fact that though there are a number of characters, the author manages to give them key roles in the story. Thanks for this enlightening review!

[Letora]

When I first read a review for this, I didn't want to read it but now I do. Hour mention of the things he endured makes me want to know more about the author's life.

I hope you enjoy it! I'm glad my review encouraged you to read it Thank you for stopping by!

[Letora]

I doubt I will ever climb any of those seven summits. I have not even climbed any of my country's mountains. But David's story seems to be one I'd want to get high with. We all have our downs; we will also have our ups. The key is to always look up.

I agree the key is to always look up. I doubt I will ever climb mountains either. It was nice to read through David's experiences to live in the moment climbing mountains in my mind thank you for commenting and reading my review!

[sarahmarlowe randomeducator]

This sounds like a great read! I love that all of the characters have key roles. Too many extra characters can bog down the story. Great review!

[Letora]

This sounds like a great read! I love that all of the characters have key roles. Too many extra characters can bog down the story. Great review!

I was surprised at how well all the characters fit in! Thank you for stopping by

[Letora]

It's surprising that this novel is classed as non-fiction. By your description, The Altitude Journals sounds like an exciting thriller or adventure. I don't think I would usually consider a book about mountain climbing, but you've definitely changed my mind. Thanks for the convincing review Letora!

It was the most interesting nonfiction I have read! Normally they are hard for me to read, but David J Mauro certainly knows how to write creative nonfiction Thank you for stopping by

[Alys Sterk]

I also enjoyed reading about the different cultures on the continents. I also learned many thinks about mountain climbing like you have to have a guide in some places. Antarctica just scares me!

[Wambui-nj]

This is an amzing book, going by your review. It is inspiring...great review.

[Letora]

Great review. I also read it and found little to complain about.

This was by far one of my favorite non fiction books! I'm glad you enjoyed it!