L. Johnna Ammentorp

Major error

Revisado: 01-11-25

The author needs to do his research before he has the main character give his dog Tylenol. Tylenol is toxic to dogs and this is just wrong to have this in this story. And yes, I do believe someone out there will remember this and do it if their think their dog needs a painkiller

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Great way to look at life

Revisado: 06-21-24

Changing my perspective. There are several things in life I don’t want to do, but when I think that I ‘get to’ I approach them with a better attitude. This really can be a life changing book.

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What an awesome story!!!

Revisado: 02-14-24

Loved this book to the moon and back! Every character was rich, fully fleshed out, weather they be good or bad, you knew them. I love Eli Bell so much I’m going to name my next puppy after him!!

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Just what I was looking for

Revisado: 12-12-23

I love Sean Dietrich and had read all of his books. I knew this one was coming out but had forgotten about it. What I wanted to find when my credit came up was a book that told a story about real people that I could relate to, and there it was! Please keep writing Sean. The world needs your stories.

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It did help me!!

Revisado: 07-01-23

What a great book!! I challenge anyone to not find a piece of themselves in this book. We all feel lonely and not good enough sometimes. We all need help sometimes. We are all in this life together

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Beautiful stories about love of nature and life

Revisado: 06-17-23

One review said this book lacked empathy. I could not disagee more. It was entirely about empathy. Empathy for nature, birds, animals, insects and of course people. Especially family and parents. And the stories were beautifully written. I will return to read this again and again

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Rain does it again❤️

Revisado: 05-02-23

I loved the Bassoon King, but loved this book more. Give it a go. Yes, it’s about religion, but don’t let that put you off. It’s really about love. Loving yourself, the people around you and how to work toward saving the world. Narration is great and I’m so glad Rainn does it himself.
Keep writing Rainn!!

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Beautiful story

Revisado: 07-12-22

I just don’t understand the criticism of the narrator. It’s a story told by an old man. The narrator sounds like an old man. What can I say. Anyway, it’s a great story. It will make you laugh and cry. At least that’s what it did for me. I hope you like it.

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Wonderful story

Revisado: 07-02-22

I rarely write reviews but this book spoke to me. I was born in 1956, so I am a little younger than the protagonist. But I felt I knew him. So many of my high school/college friends ‘came out’ in the 70’s and experienced what Cyril went through. And so many were lost to AIDS. It’s a beautiful book, about life really, and the narration is perfect. I’m sure I will listen again, but for those listening the first time, savor it. Take it in and feel all the feels. ❤️

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Blech

Revisado: 10-15-21

If you like to listen to books that have no redeeming characters at all, have had it. Dark, depressing, gross. As usual RC Bray is extraordinary, but I will no longer listen to a book based on him being the narrator.

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