Interesting sequel to The Innocents Abroad, but not one of Mark Twain's best. Wait, was this supposed to be a sequel? It sort of felt like one to me. There are parts of this book that I love to read, parts that make me laugh. But also several parts that are tedious.
The premise is Mark Twain, about a decade or so after The Innocents Abroad, decides to return to Europe. He's going to hike this time. And he makes a noble effort at it, but in the end we don't really care how he gets about.
