حكايات مدرب الكلاب المسافرة: ألاسكا وما بعدها

I read it in two sittings because the way Neff describes Alaska makes you feel the cold and the quiet. It’s a real story about a guy who just went for it, and that pulled me along more than any thriller I’ve picked up this year.

I’m usually a slow reader, but Neff’s story from Chicago to Alaska pulled me right along, and the way he captures the raw quiet of the trail feels like you’re riding the runners with him. Finished it in two sittings, and it’s the kind of book that leaves you staring out the window afterward.

Got through the first three chapters on a flight and nearly missed my landing because I couldn't stop reading. The way Neff describes leaving Chicago for Alaska really captures that pull toward the wild. If you've ever wondered what it feels like to trade skyscrapers for sled dogs, this one's for yo