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Ricardo Neves ricardoneves_ — Literary crack! I want desperately to not want to read this never-ending series anymore! Enter with care!

Omair Siddiqui _mair_xigner — I read this for my first book club, and it isn't the type of thing that would have grabbed me if it hadn't essentially been assigned. That said, I wasn't too happy with it. It was sort of fun and interesting to read the accounts of the various people who knew this kid before he died in the Alaska wilderness, and it was similarly fun to consume alcohol while speculating about how messed up he may have been, or why the author seems to be so keen on him. Basically, as far as the Chris McCandless story goes, it's pretty painful to sit through the account of someone accidentally dying in a slow, avoidable way. Besides that, the book clubbers were generally not empathetic with a character who had no apparent respect or appreciation for a seemingly decent family. As for the author's account of the story, it does an unconvincing job of redeeming McCandless, even though it casts him in a slightly better light than some media coverage might have. It seems in large part to be a vehicle for the author to recount his own, more successful youthful Alaskan adventure.

Cadú Gomes cadugomes — One of my favorite books. Takes the "what is reality" theme to a new - and surprisingly down-to-earth - level.