just not my kind of book.

This book is a hot mess.

Absolutely loved it. Totally fascinating!

Well this made me cry :(

Very well done.

I really like James Sturm's comics. They're about unusual subject matter and I always feel like I've learnt something after I've finished. This particular graphic novel was a quick read about a gold mining town in rural Idaho during the 19th century.

Whew lord this was a slog.

This author really, really liked pamphlets.

I was listening to this on audiobook and I ended up walking long after my run because it was impossible to put down. The audio wasn’t going fast enough so I ended up finishing in print.

It was equal parts horrifying and hopeful.

I started reading this a week or so ago. After reading the first page over and over and not processing it I thought: "I had better devote time to when I can actually work through what I am reading." So I saved Invisible Cities for mornings when I was fresh and by myself. It was a nice way to start the day.

The language in Invisible Cities is just beautiful. I read a lot and have a fairly decent vocabulary and I found myself looking up words on my Kindle with almost every city Marco Polo "traveled" through.

This is the 87th book I've read for Mustich's 1000 books to read before you die and I can see why he included this one.

I can't believe there are so few reviews for such a charming, well researched look at one random day in the United States.

A cool concept executed very well. The author has such a great storytelling voice!

I started this with my 8 year old son and it just didn’t hold his attention.

It feels very timeless and the illustrations are cute.