Norwegian Wood book reviews please...

[beatlefan]

Has anyone read Norwegian Wood by Lars Mytting yet? I've heard a lot of great things about it. I'm thinking about buying it, but my family and friends already think I'm obsessed with my woodpile.

 

[kennyp2339]

That's pretty cool, I might want to get a hard copy. Its more of a conversation piece to show your commitment to the "pile"
That being said, I have read and watched video's in the past about Norwegian wood stacking, there is actually a battle were some say bark down and others say bark up. I could see a much tamer version of the Hatfields and Macoy's

 

[velvetfoot]

Well, if you're a Beatles fan, I don't think you have a choice.

 

[bunfoolio]

Yes I have read it. It's a great book. Easy read with nice pictures. A good account of wood buning history and culture.

 

[beatlefan]

Well, if you're a Beatles fan, I don't think you have a choice.

That's a good point! I'll get the book and report back.

 

[Ash]

It's a good book, interesting and a bit humorous. My wife gave it to me for Christmas and I liked it so much I bought another copy for my brother.

 

[Blowndiffuser]

Yeah as others have said a good read and makes a nice coffee table book.

 

[Old Red]

I read it last winter. It still sits on a shelf within reach. Think I'll close the laptop and browse through it.

 

[Ctwoodtick]

Received this book in mail recently. I think it is right up the alley of anyone who spends time on hearth.com.