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A genuinely touching tale of the bond of a father and son, as well as a very pragmatic guide for anyone who is planning to do the Camino de Santiago. All this while taking the reader on a journey through the cultural, social and religious history of Spain. Well done!
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A great father and son story of transformation, as individuals and in their relationship. Sanjiva's perspective as a non-christian is refreshing and sometimes controversial as they work their way toward Santiago and beyond. Good Job! Can't wait to read a followup book from his son's point-of-view.
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