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About the book Switching between civilization comfort and grubbiness hike, Bryson and Katz went through the Appalachian Trail, the most famous footpath in America. Bryson wrote with his distinctive humor. I have read three of his books, it seems he doesn’...
评分 评分Just imagine two fat guys who are no longer young taking up the challenge of hiking the Appalachian Trail (which is more than 2000 mile s). Worse , these two guys are total rookies when it comes to hiking , and horribly unprepared for what lies ahead of the...
评分Just as Sunday Times said “This is a seriously funny book.” It can’t be more true. “A walk in the woods” tells a true story about how Bill Bryson and his out-of-shape fellow Stephen Katz covered the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail, which stretches from G...
评分户外旅行的佳作，处处透着睿智、幽默、犀利以及惊人的博学，从阿巴拉契亚小道延伸开去，堪称美国近代自然史的小百科。可惜翻译实在不敢恭维，语句近乎直译，生硬拗口，有些句子又长又别扭让人差点一口气提不上来，还有错别字，糟蹋了一本好书。接力出版社，望再接再厉。
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大胖子Bryson除了热爱在野外丛林里拉屎，也是个“历史学家”呢。。。
评分大胖子Bryson除了热爱在野外丛林里拉屎，也是个“历史学家”呢。。。
评分大胖子Bryson除了热爱在野外丛林里拉屎，也是个“历史学家”呢。。。
评分大胖子Bryson除了热爱在野外丛林里拉屎，也是个“历史学家”呢。。。
评分大胖子Bryson除了热爱在野外丛林里拉屎，也是个“历史学家”呢。。。
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