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How Big Are The Pancakes? Three Biker Chicks Cycle Across America!

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I loved this book! I was a great read the writing was detailed and interesting. I felt like I was the one biking across America. I would definitely recommend this book to friends!

I really enjoyed reading, "How Big Are the Pancakes". I read a little of this book each day at lunch, anxious for the next chapter. I've secretly wanted to cycle some distance across a U.S. map, can't even image coast to coast. Her tales of the road are fun, honest and reveal unique details that bring this experience to life.

A great find for any cyclist! Definitely would recommend to friends and family!! In fact, it will be a stocking stuffer this year, for sure! P.S. I love the front cover illustration, very creative!

This is a great read for anyone who has always dreamed of what it would be like to venture across your America on two wheels. It's a true window into the heart of what makes our country so great. The author has a great sense of humor and was very informative! I would recommend this book for anyone who is either thinking about or has participated in any long distance bicycle tours, or if you're someone that enjoys learning from others experiences.

This is a great book if you are only interested in where the women went,where they camped, what roads they traveled on and where they stopped to eat. But, if you are looking for any character development of the three female cyclists or ANY anecdotes about the "colorful" characters they met along the way, you will be greatly disappointed. I do not know any more about the women who went on this trip than I read in the first few pages. If you enjoy bicycle touring books (like Miles From Nowhere), this book will disappoint you.

Very enjoyable! A great book to bring on vacation. Make sure you add this to your list of books to read this summer!

I love cycle touring but was very disappointed by this book. The writing style is very boring and surely doesn't do justice to a 59-day, 3150-mile bike ride across America.