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Blair Braverman,
The New York Times Book Review
A Walk in the Park is a triumph. Fedarko doesn’t describe awe; he induces it, with page-turning action, startling insights and the kind of verbal grace that makes multipage descriptions of, say, a flock of pelicans feel riveting and new.
Positive
Dave Shiflett,
The Wall Street Journal
Passionate, detailed and somewhat lengthy.
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Jim Kelly,
Air Mail
The book is its own wonder, one of nature and adventure and humanism that earns its place on the same rarefied shelf that is home to Edward Abbey and John McPhee..
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Kirkus
Fedarko expansively describes the journey... with a combination of dry humor and horror, and he pays tribute to the spare beauty, grandeur, and silence of a place that few have seen, resulting in a memorable reading experience..