I really enjoyed this book. A quick read, I read it all in one sitting, which is unusual for me.

The author really captures what bicycle touring feels like. Everything from the good parts, to the bad parts, the insecurities and the joys felt, to me, just like being there. Wonderful, and inspiring. ( )

Really lovely illustrated journal of one woman's planned bicycle tour from her parent's home in Tuscon to her home in Georgia, on the bicycle her dad made for her. ( )

This makes me want to get into bike riding...for all of Davis's external and internal struggles, this was really quite a lovely little big adventure. ( )

Eleanor Davis kept a sketchbook diary during a cross-country bicycle trip and the end result is an inspiring and insightful look at aging, depression, immigration, the beauty of the American landscape and the great kindness of which humanity is capable. I've read 286 graphic novels so far this year, and this one is the best. ( )

A book which has encouraged me to face the challenge of a bike tour. Realistic, perhaps random, yet ultimately satisfying (both the tour and the book). ( )