Biking Across America: My Coast-to-Coast Adventure and the People I Met Along the Way
Written by Paul Stutzman
Narrated by Mike Chamberlain
3.5/5
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About this audiobook
Anyone who longs for adventure, who loves travel and stories of travel, and who loves this place called America will enjoy this book.
Paul Stutzman
Paul Stutzman was born into an Amish family in Holmes County, Ohio. Shortly after his birth, his family left the Amish lifestyle and joined a strict Conservative Mennonite church. Paul continued to live among and mingle with his Amish friends and relatives his entire life, married a Mennonite girl, and remained in the Amish community working and raising a family. He is the author of Hiking Through, a memoir about the Appalachian Trail. He lives in central Ohio and can be found at PaulStutzman.com.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5I listened to both his books and it was like I couldn’t stop listening to it. Very Captivating to say the least. A must read!!
- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5Bit too preachy for me I'm afraid