Review:You can always count on Robert Fulghum's books to be a good read. Truth, wisdom with a touch of humor. It is true, if our world would embrace the "kindergarten principles" then this would be a much better world. Read more

Review:What a great book! I have shared it with people. I had to reorder both books. I am not sure what happened to them, somebody has them. Every few months I like to reread these books, so I might have to reorder again. Read more

Review:Very insightful reminder of Who, what, where,when, why and especially How! Billy aces it yet again and makes us remember the answers to all the questions one might have about the bible's teachings. Amen Read more

Review:I love his intellectual approach and his calm, logical writing and reasoning. Anyone reading Ravi Zachariah books with the ability to understand those things will have to admit the existence of Jesus Christ and GOD and that they need a personal relationship with them. Otherwise you're just being stubborn and making yourself your own god. It's always your choice, but the consequences are eternal. Choose wisely

Highly recommend! Read more

Review:Story very heartwarming. After he is given custody of his nieces, Nick leans that being a father means your wants and needs take a backseat. After watching Nick, Anna is encouraged to overcome her fears. Read more

Review:Mother is outstandingly beautiful!! There isn't a woman on earth that comes close to her integrity and unconditional love. I enjoyed the whole content of this book and to know how human she was, is such a plus. Highlly recommend it, as it will restore your faith in humankind. Read more

Review:I appreciate the author's honesty and sincerity - and have no doubt that she had a special friendship with Mister Rogers. But the book lacks depth (also commented upon by another reviewer). The author states that Fred Rogers greatly admired and was a friend of Henri Nouwen, that renowned priest, pastor, professor and writer of the 20th century, yet also admits that she has read nothing of Nouwen. My sense is that she doesn't have the background to be able to articulate the contemplative heart... Read more

Review:It is good to see that Ms. Beattie has moved beyond discussing 'codependency'. Our hearts are always open...and we just need to recognize that fact...and it IS a journey....a path.....

This is a kind book. One to read out loud to others.... Read more