Aldor

During my read of the Graveyard book, I suffered a loss. I don't know much about fate, however, this book tremendously helped me coping, even though I had to stop it for a while just after the events. It's been a few months now and I finally finished it completely, signalling the fact that I restarted to read. It healed me as much if not more than the best self-help article about grieving, even though I doubt it was intended too. It helped me coping and more importantly hope. Thank you a million for that Mr Gaiman.

That was a surprisingly excellent read. It started relatively slow but once Jon M. Huntsman Sr. starts talking about his own experiences and how he put in application his values, my attention was conquered. It's a book you leave full of hope, love and entrepreneurial spirit. Definitely on my #to-re-read-regularly list.

For somebody like me who knew very little about the world within our own, that book was an extremely pleasant and informative read.
My partner who is a medical professional recommended it to me so I do not doubt the pertinence of the information that Dr Giulia Enders shared with us here. To be totally transparent, I enjoyed that book so much that after two chapters, I bought two copies for members of my family that are interested in improving their health and well-being.

Not what I expected. It was leagues better than what I expected. It is a profoundly inspiring tale about the well-lived life of a master craftsman.

On the way, you will probably learn about yourself, as I did.

I enjoyed reading this book, not only because of the story itself but also due to its lyricism. It's an exceptionally well-written exploration of the mind of an individual going through tragic events.