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A review by beckylightowler
Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson
2.0
This book took a lot of work to get through.
Bryson is rude to staff and his book focuses mainly on the negatives of Britain, which reflected on my mood when reading. The only thing that saved him is the way he spoke about the North, however that was in a few short chapters in comparison of the southern coast section that lasted for ages.
I enjoyed this as my first read in the travel genre, so will read more travel books, just not by this author.
Bryson is rude to staff and his book focuses mainly on the negatives of Britain, which reflected on my mood when reading. The only thing that saved him is the way he spoke about the North, however that was in a few short chapters in comparison of the southern coast section that lasted for ages.
I enjoyed this as my first read in the travel genre, so will read more travel books, just not by this author.