*I received free copy from NetGalley in exchange for my honest, unbiased review*A funny, yet touching tale of a young boy who wants a friend. Silly and fun read about Henry's wild imaginations as he wonders what sort of one-of-a-kind pet is right for him. With funny pictures, and a fun to say rhyme ...
The boy who changed the world, by Andy Andrews, is an enjoyable picture book for the entire family. The message is simple but very profound-- the unforeseen consequences that our actions and decisions have on ourselves and others. The author shares with young readers the story of four boys; Norma...
This Shakespearean quote addresses the issue of perspective: "There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so." Sometimes we are so tied up in our circumstances -- that emotions, (self) justifications, the attribution of blame, and the obstinacy and refusal to consider/understand anoth...
This is a work of fiction, which involves fragments of an ancient relic and how in the hands of certain real-life historical figures (George Washington Carver, Oskar Schindler, John Adams, Alfred Vanderbilt, etc.) who while in possession of this artifact, achieved monumental gains for humankind in t...
I was looking for a different book at the library, and found this on the same shelf. I gravitated to the word "gift" (I always think of the Magi) and picked it up. Turns out that is classified as a self-help / motivational book. If you are familiar with the children's 'Magic Tree House' series, it i...
This book is awesome! I love the 7 decisions and how they were interwoven through history. This book is like a speculative fiction book for self improvement.
Dwudziestokilkuletni Andy jest bezdomny. Nie ma nadziei na lepsze jutro. Nie wie, co ze sobą zrobić aż do dnia, kiedy spotyka Jonesa. Staruszek rozmawia z nim, radzi i mówi o spojrzeniu na życie z „szerszej perspektywy”. Następnie młode małżeństwo, które już zbliża się do podpisania papierów rozwodo...
Funny read. I had this book sitting around my house and occasionally read a little here and there until I finished. It is a cute collection of inspirational stories that is perfect for light reading.
Inspirational, fun, and light-hearted, which is typical for Andy Andrews. I'm not sure if the story is true or not, though; parts of it felt very real, but I also wondered if "Jones" was just a made-up character, and Andrews narrated it from his own perspective. It's still a remarkable book, eithe...
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