Title: Misery Is Great Company
Product review: Bill Bryson's wit is reminiscent of J.D. Salinger's, and that's not bad company. The book almost always kept me in stitches, laughing out loud. I found his tellings of some of the tragedies of the AT a bit disturbing, especially because they were sandwiched between humorous anecdotes. On the whole, though, this is a magnum opus for all to read. It was like hiking with Holden Caulfield. A great read!
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