Towards the Within

Quite a page turner . Felt like I was with him along the way

Loved journeying - inner and outer travelling.

I found this book hard to follow at times with all the names of people and places in India which I am not very familiar with. It was all very confusing at times but a good read never the less

Sam was vulnerable and throughout his adventures grew strength and confidence. I liked that he met people and it wasn’t the same set of friends all the way through. It made each place intriguing. Wonderful descriptions of the places. Found myself wanting to visit. Ace story, nicely paced and interesting. Part 2 please?

Didn't start to well but gets alot better , I did enjoy reading it and learning about India . If you like this story ? You will also like Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts ......

I became bored in the end and gave up half way through. I've travelled in India so I really enjoyed the aspect if revisiting places I love but it could have been written in half the time as there is so much that I found, irrelevant to the whole.

Sam embarks on a journey through India to find himself so to speak, but he doesn't know it as he began his tour of several regions round the country.Alongside the places he travels to, visits and stays at he will meet several travellers which will help Sam to question the real reasons of his trip to India. Sam is very loyal and genuine with his new travellers friends from all over the world but at the same time built friendly relationships with the locals too.I really liked Sam and was moved by his story and beautiful !manners and character.THE author takes you on a unforgettable journey and must be very familiar with the country, his people, culture, history and traditions.I strongly recommend the book as you will embark on a trip you're not about to forget....

Very well written but really too slow and boring for me