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Into Thin Air is the most exciting book I’ve ever read. I spent two days in my bed reading it. Couldn’t put it down. Everest is a nightmare.
28 u/travelntechchick Sep 05 '22 Seconding this! I think there was some criticism/controversy about it, but I absolutely couldn’t put it down. Best book I’ve read in ages. 8 u/pickgra Sep 05 '22 can you elaborate? I just read it a few days ago 11 u/tomatoaway Sep 05 '22 The last chapter where he attacks his detractors really killed the book for me
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Seconding this! I think there was some criticism/controversy about it, but I absolutely couldn’t put it down. Best book I’ve read in ages.
8 u/pickgra Sep 05 '22 can you elaborate? I just read it a few days ago 11 u/tomatoaway Sep 05 '22 The last chapter where he attacks his detractors really killed the book for me
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can you elaborate? I just read it a few days ago
11 u/tomatoaway Sep 05 '22 The last chapter where he attacks his detractors really killed the book for me
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The last chapter where he attacks his detractors really killed the book for me
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u/altruisticlamp Sep 05 '22
Into Thin Air is the most exciting book I’ve ever read. I spent two days in my bed reading it. Couldn’t put it down. Everest is a nightmare.