Travel to Central America

Don't Kill the Cow Too Quick: An Englishmans Adventures Homesteading in Panama

Format: Paperback
Author: Malcolm Henderson
ReleaseDate: 22 July, 2004
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.
Rating:

A good read
He is funny and hauman. Malcom gives the reader a real first hand view of Bocas. Makes you want to move there.

Very Interesting
I enjoyed all of Malcolm's adventures. This has been the first book that I have read cover to cover, except for techincal manuels. Having been in Bocas, I can relate to some of them. .

A psychologist's perspective
Mr. I have just finished reading, for the second time, Malcolm Henderson's enchanting tour of a marvelous part of the world and his introduction to some wonderful people. Henderson has what other writers wish they had, the innate gift of being able to tell a story. In this delightful book Mr. Henderson displays the qualities of a Mark Twain, or Ambrose Bierce in that regard. This book would make an excellent addition to University classes in creative writing and psychology courses on social psychology. Mr. Henderson succeeds in taking us to Bocas Del Toro, sharing his relationships with interesting people, and engages us in the desire to live with and assist however we can, both the indigenous tribal natives and other Panamanians. He is candid in the things he probably should not have done, as well as in those things he did well. You will become engrossed in this book as it is truly a relaxing, entertaining, and informative work. Human behavior is remarkably different in different cultures and Mr. Henderson introduces us to a truly admirable culture in Panama, in a truly admirable manner. Sit back, read, enjoy. I look forward to other offerings by this author. .

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