Reviews and Comments

Would have been a great book for the past Christian version of myself. But it had been on my wishlist for too long and I stopped being Christian. Mustard after the meal. However, I think it's a great book all Christians should read.

Awh, poor frog. Nobody appreciates its quaking as much as he does.

I had a lot of fun reading this a few years ago, and now I get to do it again!

I just read one page so far, but started feeling all kinds of peaceful. Thank you.

I'm assuming this book will hurt my soul. Which is better than closing my eyes for suffering. But maybe it will also feed my soul.

The online library was saying this book was 200ish pages. And I was like: I don't understand while reading this is taking me forever! (online library has no page numbers once you open the book.) And then I spotted the book in the normal library catholog. 900 pages. Based on how long it took me to read it, that's a lot more believable. Anyway Shri Nisaghardetta Maharaj is a really wise man and he taught me a lot. But after a few hundred pages he starts repeating himself a bit.

You can't go wrong with this author. And from the first 3 chapters I've read I think the Frog is like a zenmaster.

I saw a lot of people on mastodon saying they burned trough this book in days. But it took me 92 days to finish it. That means I've lived with pure magic for 92 days. I loved every page and I will miss reading this book every day.

1280 pages, but I would have kept reading if there were hundreds more. Beautifully written. Can't imagine how much skill and research the writer must have. Suddenly know everything about the history of a country I barely knew before. Have to drink warm chocolate.

This book starts where all the other books stop: The end of the nazi regime. It's not really over when the war ends, is it? There are starving prisoners everywhere. Fleeing nazi's. American soldiers. And 'normal' German citizens trying to figure out their new position in all of this. It was a bit annoying that the main character 'did the right thing' from the beginning of the book, she stood out, she wasn't a typical German woman because of this. Also didn't care for the Christian sauce where all the main characters needed to find God, but overall it was a very interesting read.

Hard to get in to, but more intriguing with every page. At the end of the book all characters felt like family, and that's why I love the ending so much.