Sarah B. Readin

Aaron Neville is a treasure on Earth!

Revisado: 11-15-23

Thank you for sharing this story. What an inspiration to become the best that we can be!

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Adored this story about second chances!

Revisado: 07-12-23

I loved the side stories about pieces in the shops and the people who’d donated them. Then, the stories of the people who’d bought the items later. All of this was woven beautifully together with the character of Gwen and her pursuit of second chances.

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Read this book!!!

Revisado: 06-18-20

I have never given so much thought to the idea of spirituality as it relates to medicine and pandemics. Larry brilliant is a national treasure, and he has quite literally changed the world for the better by helping to eradicate smallpox, not to mention his work helping the blind to gain sight. Not only is he a delightful writer, but his adventures are unparalleled. I expected a lot of science in this book, but what I got was very raw and human. Read it and grow!

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Malachy McCourt is a national treasure.

Revisado: 11-24-18

If I could rate the book a bajillion stars, I would. I recommend this book to anyone planning on eventually dying.

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Thank you, Madeleine Albright.

Revisado: 07-25-18

This book made me feel sane again after a grieving period that has included hiding myself away from the goings on of today’s politics.

Thank you, Madeleine Albright, for writing and sharing this book. Despite its being “a warning”, I found it to be a sturdy island of guidance and knowledge in a sea of misinformation and borderline hopelessness. Being “optimists who worry a lot” is much better than letting the waves of despair envelope us.

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Vitally important book for Americans:

Revisado: 02-14-18

I love that this book was written with such compassion, and I can't imagine continuing to fight the battles that Mr. Stevenson and his team fought in the face of overwhelming odds.

This book has changed my perspective of the death penalty and life sentences in ways that I hadn't imagined a single book could, and it's the best book on the American prison system that I've ever read.

Please read this book. It's a beautifully written, hopeful piece that came from a place of despair and struggle, and it will inspire you to become more merciful toward yourself and your fellow man.

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This book traveled with me around Ireland

Revisado: 07-20-17

I bought this book before a trip to Ireland, and it helped me to understand more about the stories of the country. I also choose to read it because I feel in love with Frank Delaney's storytelling while reading Venetia Kelly's Traveling Road Show.

This book is a treasure. It took me a long while to finish it, but I enjoyed the storytelling down to the last drop. Listening to it while driving through Ireland made it all the more enthralling.

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I have found a new favorite author!

Revisado: 06-07-17

And now I intend to read everything I can find by Frank Delaney. This book was captivating.

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For Dog People

Revisado: 05-06-17

Dogs are little therapy angels, maybe because they're so innocent and carefree. This book is kind of heavy, but also, it's sweet. You finish feeling like depression is okay, manageable at least, and you also feel like you know and love Bunker.

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Necessary Reading

Revisado: 12-06-16

I read a LOT, and this is one of the best books I've ever read. Highly recommended to anyone, but particularly to veterans.

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