Title: The Man Who Mistook This Documentary for a Story
Product review: I am a big fan of Oliver Sacks and despite my low rating for this book, I will continue to be a big fan. I was simply misled. I thought it was going to be the characteristic, titillating Sacks tale, as were "Awakenings" or "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat." Instead, it was a disjointed journal of Sacks travels in Micronesia. It certainly had its interesting, intellectual points but fell far short of the usual Sacks page-turner.
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