Bill McKibbon (the guy who introduces and annotates this version of Walden) is, to put it as kindly and accurately as possible, a moronic jackass.

Just finished reading on Google play books. Although it was a long read I related to his love, admiration,and intrigue for and with nature. Somewhere on or around page 485 I found, what for me, will... more

Just finished reading on Google play books. Although it was a long read I related to his love, admiration,and intrigue for and with nature. Somewhere on or around page 485 I found, what for me, will be words to live by.

Im almost done with this book, I guess I got a little bored in the middle; or maybe too busy to fimish.

A high school play, "The night Thoreau spent in jail" is what prompted me to read his works. Starting with this of course. My copies of the book are gone, but I found it for free in the App store on... more

A high school play, "The night Thoreau spent in jail" is what prompted me to read his works. Starting with this of course. My copies of the book are gone, but I found it for free in the App store on my phone. I'm excited to read it once again. :-)

160 pages to go, hopefully I'll finish tonight.

Just finished 'The Night Thoreau spent in Jail' and started on this one. It will be terrific.

audiobook - Great way to knock out a classic while getting stuff done!

Working through this one, he seems to get a bit long winded at times, but i love the ideas he is exploring.

My first time volunteering overnight, and it's quiet at the house. Just reading... :)

Decided to look at this book after reading a quote from it on a website

Gonna try this one...never read it