Reviews and Comments

I enjoyed every letter of this book. (Well, they watched youtube in 2002, when youtube did not exist yet, I hated that detail). It was a wonderful love story. Love stories. With every incarnation their lifes became a little less tragic and in the last one they finally got to live together.

In the last chapter, it was revealed that the male main character is autistic, and I did not see that coming. Makes me wonder if all his incarnations were autistic, but the author didn't go into that.

I'm left with some other questions about the theory behind the book, about reincarnation and soul mates. But it was just a love story, no theories were given.

I didn't like this book for the first 200 pages. It was really hard to get in to. It might be because I'm a scatter mind, but it was hard to keep track of what's going on. It was a long time before the story intrigued me, but finally it did. The end was remarkable beautiful. I hope I'll be able to reread this book 1-2 years from now.

Oh so Peaceful <3

Did I buy this? Why did I buy this? I don't know, but it's in my bookshelf?

Still have no idea what this book is about. Is it about anything?

Really, this infamous book has the most important health discovery ever? That's such a clickbate subtitle and it would be enough to not read the book, if it didn't come from my brother. If he wants me to read it, I will.

Apperently it's my brothers favourite book?

I listen to both of their podcasts and what do you know, the library has their book.

I have extremely high hopes for this book and the first chapter managed to raise them.

Almost in the end of the book, he describes some bad mental and physical health issues during a trip to Vienna in 1971, and who is there in the hospital to give him food, comfort and to keep the family in Israel updated? Oskar Schindler. Apperently they kept in touch?

Beautiful

He argued 7 chapters why believing in God was stupid (often because believers don't understand evolution) and then in the last chapter he tried to convince us to keep believing, as long as we know it's not real. Wasn't that convincing.

Another book my brother loaned me.

Dutch version. My brother visited me and handed me a back with books. Apperently he decided I wanted to borrow all these books. Sure. Fine. I'll read them.