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Publisher | |
ISBN | 9781737446903 |
Format | PaperBack |
Language | English |
Year of Publication | 2022 |
Bib. Info | 308p. |
Product Weight | 500 gms. |
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Camino tells the tale of a youngish American, Stuart, who decides to do the renowned Spanish pilgrimage, the Camino De Santiago. He hopes to cleanse himself, find himself, resolve his past, and begin a new life. Although he vows not to fall in love, he actually does so twice. In addition, he is mistakenly kidnapped, accused of trying to assassinate the actress Shirly Maclaine, dumped in a rancid garbage venue. Some parts of this story are rather hilarious, some parts almost sentimental. Eventually, Stuart is able to sort out his pilgrimage, his loves and continue the pilgrimage under the guidance of a beautiful and kindly Brazilian and a pilgrim dog. The story examines the concept of pilgrim/pilgrimage thoroughly and describes the Camino De Santiago as it has never before been described. And you will meet and get to know a lively bunch of fellow pilgrims.