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I admire the author's courage in following up Le Otto Montagne—one of the most successful and well-regarded books in recent Italian literature—with a work of such small scope. However, I found this book quite dull and unengaging. It reads more like a personal diary where very little happens, and I’m certain there are more compelling books on this subject.

Sorry, too long, too much repetition. I couldn't get into it and I couldn't finish it. I tried though...