Wherever You Go, There You Are

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Summary: A very good book. Very funny.
Review: I had a great time reading this book. It takes you from the heartland of Wisconsin to places (literally) out of this world. The plot, a sort of ecological love story, is pretty complex, but Hampel is a skillful writer and I never got lost, not once. The part about the Green Bay Packer-backer is priceless. I found myself laughing out loud several times. Highly recommended.

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Summary: I loved this book!
Review: I loved this book! A friend got Wherever You Go, There You Are, in a bookstore in northern Wisconsin, and recommended it to me. I got a copy and wasn't able to put it down for the whole weekend until I finished it. What I liked best was Mystery Rock Hill and the Synandra Wasson character, who has the most amazing relationship with our planet earth. She's guided by an old Indian medicine man who also has amazing magical powers. Synandra's a truly magical person in a magical world, and is now one of my favorite literary characters. The book also has a strong, but upbeat ecological message that I liked. I hope Hampel will write another book about her and Mystery Rock Hill.