4 posts tagged “book review”
The Secret: Scrumptious
Folks, I am a meta-physician at heart--so I really enjoyed and learned from reading The Secret [plus watching the matching DVD.
If you believe in your heart there is more to life than just bouncing around from here to there and that indeed we do co-create our existence, The Secret is not to be missed!
In joy,
Wiggle Juice
Score: Tempting
Here is the thing about this book, the author makes a valiant attempt to bring as much rational thought to the subject of aliens as possible. Only every once in awhile, the stretch was simply too far for me.
Still, if one is going on a long drive, this would hold one's attention and keep one awake.
Happy Trails,
Wiggle Juice
Score: Purely Scrumptious
I loved this book! In fact, I am listening to it again. Part of what makes it fabulous is that is a personal story read by the author. So we catch all the nuances and undertones.
Plus, this woman seems to share generously, though watches her boundaries. Her humor bubbles up even when in the middle of difficulty, heartbreak and pain. One get the impression that they too have visited Italy, India and Indonesia. The smells, tastes, touches and visuals of each unique destination came alive to transport me momentarily to this other world.
It could be considered a chick-book but I think even moderately feeling men may appreciate her storytelling mix of human experience, humor, history and...well, sex. Yes, there is a bit of conversation about the topic, among other subjects.
Enjoy,
Wiggle Juice
I really enjoy listening to books on CD. So I have decided to post my reviews here. Of course, your feedback is welcomed.
Here is what I am thinking:
Scrumptious For the ones I like best
Tempting For offerings which are ok, so-so, have some good points and some not so good points.
Blucky For the ones I did not like and or would not recommend
What I consider when listening to a book on CD is the plot, character development and the reader. Sometimes the reader can break the whole thing. To give you an idea about my standards, I loved the Harry Potter series as Jim Dale is fabulous--something like 150 voices. Sheez! The one I probably liked least was Wicked which surprised me because I LOVED the musical.
Tootles,
Wiggle Juice
