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Name: Radio Shangri-La
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)
Author: Lisa Napoli

Radio Shangri-La

What I Learned in Bhutan, the Happiest Kingdom on Earth

by Lisa Napoli

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Jacquelyn H. (Blanco, Texas)

Radio Shangri-La by Lisa Napoli
Being a life long traveler, I began this book with great expectations looking forward to a tale of an American working in exotic Bhutan, a place I've never visited. Immediately encountering wordy sentences without smooth flow, I struggled through the mildly interesting plot. The characters showed potential but, often, were not fully defined. Interesting facts about Bhutan and the Buddhist monks held some interest but the lack of smooth writing hindered smooth reading.

Sharon M. (San Diego, CA)

Radio Shangri-La
I sat down many times to read this but could not get into it. Sorry

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