Henry Rwang

There is no need to hold back to draw your money into buying it. No doubt it is a good book that did not just bring the readers to have a tip of the iceberg of a description of Machu Picchu. After the read, I have nostalgia when the other day I was exposed by Youtubers that went to the track the author described. What an incredible experience. The book also contents me with new knowledge. For multiple times I've heard a place named Macchu Pichu and it's glory. Sadly, I hadn't had a chance to visit the place; by reading this book ''turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time'', I found myself with no excuse and made a decision of somehow one day I will take my step on to the land.

My own experience with this book was smooth; Asif the author is trying to distract us from the detail. The monotone of this book rationalized every abnormal behavior that the protagonist did. It is unlikely that you will be dismay by this book like the movie'' Joker'' did, which they both are facing a similar situation; It is because of the characteristic of the character itself is super relatable that everyone can easily to be immersed by the story.