Bending Over Backwards: A Journey To The End Of The World To Cure A Chronic Backache
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Bending Over Backwards: A Journey To The End Of The World To Cure A Chronic Backache

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“Suffering from chronic back pain? Join Carlo Pizzati on his humorous and adventurous journey across the globe. From Italy to India, explore alternative cures, yoga, and spiritual insights in his quest for relief. Discover a witty and wise tale of self-discovery and healing.”

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  • ISBN-13: 9789353573898
  • Publisher: Harper Collins
  • Binding: Paper Back
  • No of Pages: 216
  • ISBN-10: 9353573890
  • Publisher Date: 2019
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Bending Over Backwards: A Journey To The End Of The World To Cure A Chronic Backache

  1. Vishal Tomar –

    I felt author was bit dragging at some parts of the book. I wanted to love it. But, it was an average read. Can be skipped.

  2. Shubham Tripathi –

    It was an amazing journey to read about the back pain. Great storytelling, you’ll find yourself in the story. Worth it.

  3. Vansh Suri –

    What a journey! The author’s exploration of alternative medicine was fascinating. Not a cure-all, but very informative and entertaining.

  4. Harshit Kumar –

    This book offered a unique perspective on chronic pain. The journey was interesting, but the ending felt a little rushed. Overall, I liked it.

  5. Sahil Singh –

    The book was okay but not exceptional. I expected to learn more about back pain relief. Instead, it was more about travel.

  6. Anushka Jain –

    I loved the humor and honesty! Some of the spiritual stuff wasn’t for me, but overall a great and insightful travel memoir.

  7. Esha Deswal –

    Found this book to be insightful and humorous. I appreciate the author sharing his personal journey so openly. Highly recommend!

  8. Bhumika Chauhan –

    I expected a self-help book. But it was more of a travelogue. I still enjoyed reading about author’s travel, but was disappointed.

  9. Shinjini Roy –

    The author’s journey gave me hope. Though it was not helpful directly but it provides mental strength.

  10. Harshal Vasudeo More –

    Carlo’s writing style is engaging. I enjoyed his adventures. However, I was hoping for something a little bit different. It was still a pleasant read.

  11. Daksh –

    It was an okay read. I was expecting more concrete solutions for back pain, but it’s more of a travelogue. Still, it kept my attention.

  12. Supriya Bharti –

    This book is a humorous and insightful adventure. It’s a great read for anyone suffering from pain or seeking enlightenment.

  13. Rajarshi Chanda –

    I was not able to connect with the book. The story was not appealing. I stopped reading in between. It was just okay.

  14. Mukul Singh Patel –

    I enjoyed the book. It was insightful. It made me think about life differently. I liked how author coped with the back pain.

  15. Armaan Banger –

    I appreciated the author’s vulnerability and honesty. While not a miracle cure, it offered a new perspective on dealing with chronic pain.

  16. Palak –

    An entertaining book! The back pain descriptions were spot on, and the travel was fascinating. Bit too much yoga talk for me.

  17. Sidharth Kumar –

    I wanted to love it, but it just wasn’t for me. The writing was okay, but I didn’t connect with the author’s experiences. I stopped reading halfway through.

  18. Bhawna Arya –

    Not a guide but an introspective travel story. Insightful, funny, a bit meandering at times, but overall enjoyable if you like memoirs.

  19. Ravindran S –

    I found the book quite average. I was bored at some parts of the book. It can be skipped if you don’t like to read travel stories.

  20. Zinnia Sanfui –

    I laughed out loud in several places. Carlo’s self-deprecating humor is great. Some parts were little dragging, but I kept reading.

  21. Ripunjay Tanwar –

    The book provides a new perspective. Though not directly helpful but helps emotionally. Great read for the one’s with back pain.

  22. Saransh Khandelwal –

    A relatable read for anyone with chronic pain! Carlo’s journey is inspiring and funny, though some parts felt a bit slow. Definitely worth checking out.

  23. Bhavika Teesh Kumar Chanda –

    It felt like a genuine journey. His experience felt so relatable. It made me more positive. I liked the story telling.

  24. Prajjwal Sahu –

    The author’s humorous writing style made the book entertaining. I learned a lot about different cultures and ways to treat back pain.

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