Diarios De Motocicleta : Notas De Viaje / Motorcycle Diaries (SPANISH): Notas De Viaje (Che Guevara Publishing Project)

from Adonis72

I found this quite interesting to read from a content point of view and how the things he saw and experienced shaped him, but in terms of writing style it was quite dry and hard going. I read the book before I saw the film, and this is one of the few occasions where I enjoyed the film more. As so...

from bookworm12

Che Guevara became an iconic figure because of his work as a revolutionary in Cuba, but long before that he wrote this memoir about his travels as a young man. When he was 23-years-old, he and his friend Alberto left Argentina in the 1950s to travel through South America. He chronicles his though...

from mflowers

The book in read was "Motorcycle Diaries" by Ernesto "Che" Guevara. The book was good, but could have overall been better. In some parts of the book, I could not put down the book. In other parts of the book, I felt as though I just wanted to return it to the library. The story tells how to Argen...

from Adonis72

I found this quite interesting to read from a content point of view and how the things he saw and experienced shaped him, but in terms of writing style it was quite dry and hard going. I read the book before I saw the film, and this is one of the few occasions where I enjoyed the film more. As so...

from TimBazzett

THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES: NOTES ON A LATIN AMERICAN JOURNEY, by Ernesto "Che" Guevara. Guevara's journal of his "off to see the world" trip with his older pal, Alberto Granado, was fairly interesting, if not compelling, reading. I have only the usual vague knowledge of Guevara, Castro's important c...