Running Wild: A Quest for Healing Across 7 Continents

Your book intrigued me and made my heart racing like I was there running with you.My true love was once running me and my shoes and the feeling of ground under my feet. The bigger the Hill the better. I never felt more alive really till this day. Not being able to physically go running anymore . Your Book brought me back to that forgotten thrill.Thank you so much for telling your life journey of healing and your selfless courage. Your book applies to all of us living life no matter what we are going through. It is very healing and a thrilling escape, especially right now with Covid-19.Definitely a must read.

Bobby shares his story of his tragic day in the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing and his heroic effort to become whole again through traveling the world and conquering marathons on seven continents.Fascinating book that takes you through some of the most grueling foot races in most remote parts of the globe.See Bobby grow from a privileged kid on the hill at St. A’s to a well traveled man with a thirst for adventure in just a few years time. Funny, touching and raw.Good read. Worth your while.Buy the book already.... 😄

I am an adventure loving person who also loves reading about adventures and I throughly enjoyed this book! I climbed Kilimanjaro as well and had a blast delving it through Bobby retelling. His reflections upon healing and living alternative lifestyles with different goals and values were really wonderful. Highly recommend!

read this book in 2 days. could not put it down! would recommend to anyone and everyone (even if youre not a runner!) cannot say enough great things about this book! bobby is also a very genuine person and responded to me dm on instagram:)

I have watched maybe about 30 minutes of foot racing in my life. This book is more then about racing. It's about the fragile and unbeatable human spirit. Couldn't put it down.

Highly recommend reading this book! Very inspirational!

I read it, cringed at the writing, set it down, and picked it up again later - several times. I love running books, and it is hard for me to not enjoy a good running story. I didn't love this one. The story was fairly predictable, and the writing subpar.

I'm a 72 year old couch potato who has never run, hiked, or climbed a mountain. Yet I loved this book about a young man who accomplished so much I never thought the human body was capable of achieving. It's not long, it is well written, and you will love feeling the cold, feeling the heat, and seeing the world through his eyes.