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Lucas Dias lucasd_roc04e — You've probably never heard of Peter Nichols, nor or Donald Krowhurst, the infamous sailor who simply walked off the stern of his vessell in the midst of his solo sail around the globe, leaving behind only his journal. The author/narrator, Mr. Nichols, knows his name and decides to pick up where Krowhurst left off. After a difficult divorce from his French wife, Nichols decides to sail his 28-foot schooner, Toad, across the Atlantic from England to his family's home in New England. Alone. Think about that: 3,000-some odd miles of ocean separates this man from safety, warmth, fresh food, civilization. Never sleeping more than 15 minutes at a stretch, Nichols sets off for the New World armed only with his instruments, his wits, and the one godsend his forebears did NOT have: a radio. During the voyage, he finds his ex-wife's diary, which provides him a whole different perspective on his dissolve marriage: she was unhappy almost from the beginning and he finds that the times when he felt the most insecure about their relationship were often her best days. Eventually, Toad springs a leak, which becomes worse and...I will say no more, but to leave you to wonder what YOU would do if you were in mid-ocean when your home, your safety, suddenly threatens to come undone. Mr. Nichols is a natural wordsmith, a born storyteller, and master at delving deep into human emotions, expounding frankly about regret, loss, lonliness and, ultimately, the power of self-determination. This is equally a tome about relationships as it is about sailing as his trips inside his wife's diary remind us once again how much we can learn about ourselves and our relationships by simply seeing it all from the eyes of another.

Roger Ramos ramos — I borrow this book from my brother who really love nonfiction books while I'm so in love with fiction and fantasy books.. Actually, I read this only because I have a task from school to make a review.. But, the book couldn't be about fantasy or love.. Since all of my book are about fantasy romance.. I decided to borrow my brother's book and chose this one.. At first, I'm so confused in the beginning.. But, I became interest in the story as I continue to read the book.. So, I give this book 4 stars! This book is good! And It's my first nonfiction (Japanese history) book.. :)

Alkiviadis Mallidis _ — I think this is a very informative book and gives a good perspective of the war from as close to a third party as you can get and still be as informed about the total situation as this author is. Some might say it is biased because he works for the military but he is an academic and is from the Middle East and I think fairly impartial. This is the best book I've found that paints the big picture in the region, breaks down acadmeically the current situation, and gives several suggestions of where and how this war may go on a micro and macro level. I think this is an outstanding read and all though much tougher and more acadmic than other books I have read about the war I think the best put together. It is also obvious that this author is an expert on the region and not just a self proclaimed expert now that the war is going on.