Evan

This book will land with some, and miss with others. The plot doesn't really go anywhere, it's more just a brief insight into Harry Morgan's rough life. In my opinion, the absence of meaningful plot tragically but beautifully reflects the world's indifference to the events that take place in the book. Everything is so graphic and tragic yet painted in such an insignificant light, and that's what made this book stick with me personally. Again, not gonna be for everyone, but I found it a worthwhile read.

This book was definitely not what I thought it was going to be, but I appreciate that. It's easy to see why it's one of the most adored surfing books out there. Definitely one of the more unique books I've read.

This book took me a while to get through, but it was well worth taking my time. It provides a very thorough and insightful history of spirituality and religion across all regions of the world. I feel like I have a much more well-rounded understanding of religion since reading this. It's a heavy read, very dense, not something you can just pick up and read if you're unfamiliar with religion, theology, or philosophy, but if you've dabbled in the fields and want to go deeper I would recommend.

I can't help but think the world would be just a liiittttlle better if everyone took the time to read this book. It's nothing groundbreaking but just a nice reset of perspective, with re-emphasizing basic principles we're all taught as kids but for some reason grow out of as we "mature".

this is what true brotherhood looks like.