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A review by akamm
The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight by Andrew Leland
informative
reflective
medium-paced
3.5
Like with most memoirs, the strength of the book is the author's personal experiences and reflections. I appreciated how open the author was with sharing his journey.
Many of the sections that talk about larger issues facing blind folks were informative, but that kind of non-fiction isn't as memorable to me.
I can tell I wasn't as engaged in this book because it took me almost three weeks to get through 8 hours of audio.
Many of the sections that talk about larger issues facing blind folks were informative, but that kind of non-fiction isn't as memorable to me.
I can tell I wasn't as engaged in this book because it took me almost three weeks to get through 8 hours of audio.