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Roelof Van compano — This book can be used when teaching about family. I really liked how the mother disciplined David, but at the end she told him that she loves him. Sometimes the students may not understand why teachers and parents are telling them no and they may think that it's we are just being mean. I think with this book you can show the students you are just looking out for their best interest. It can also be used on the first day of school when you are discussing rules.

Toni Spotts tspotts8170be — I wanna hug Suzy T_T

Don Gambino _arin_eorge_abriel — I dont think I have ever gone without "star rating" a book, but there is no possible way to rate this book on a scale of 1 to 5. I dont even know if I enjoyed this book or not. I admire the author for putting all of her fears and worries on a page. I have lost someone very close to me before (not a spouse, but a very close friend) and her feelings resonated with me. But then her stubbornness to actually GRIEVE just angered me. Though we all grieve in different ways, I felt like her refusal to cancel any classes (she is/was a college professor) or speaking engagements was, in a way, disrespectful towards the loss of her husband. And not that it makes it any less of a loss, but her husband was SEVENTY EIGHT. This book read as if he was THIRTY EIGHT. (She also got remarried a year after her first husband passed... which seemed to bother most reviewers- professional and or otherwise. Once again, everyone grieves in different ways for different periods of time, and I have no right to judge her.) To sum it up: I judged her pretty harshly for what she wrote in this book, which I shouldn't have and I appreciate her capturing the grief one feels after an unexpected loss. That's all I've got...

Jinxiong Yang _ang_inxiong — An excellent book to read for church leaders as well, in the form of a fable, it gives good advice about change and being true to your own identity...