Sophie T. reviewed on 8/25/2005

Being an avid reader of all Bill Bryson books, I can hardly fault this one, about his travels in 22 European countries. He doesn't have the feeling of desperation he had in 'A Walk in the Woods' and I found that it did lack some of the humour that I loved in 'Notes from a Small Island', but here he is not describing or mocking or admiring the English way of life and it's quirks. A great read for all Bryson fans and a fascinating insight into his perpective of Europe.

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