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Mahirah Nawi mahirahnaw1b90 — I really wasn't sure what all the fuss was about

Gardner Hart gardnerhart — I'd rather run the New York City Marathon a thousand times than read this book again.

Carol Baptista carolbaptista — Read this in my 20's. Still love it.

Roland Bischofberger _oland_ischofberger — The character of Pippa Lee, in her many incarnations, is a wondrous specimen of a woman. It's far too easy to say "she overcame obstacles, blah, blah, blah..." It's much more than that when it comes to Pippa. She runs straight into the fire over and over, each time emerging more and more in touch with her own humanity. I fell in love with Pippa - her curiosity at a young age, her desperation during her young adulthood, and most of all her middle-aged incongruity. She knows how to laugh at herself without succumbing to self-hatred or self-importance. After all, it's just life, right? She'll always have another chance to be reborn...but in this designated lifetime it's astonishing what she learns from the moments within the moments, the in between places that most people miss because they're too busy moving on to the next thing. At the same time, Miss Pippa Lee never stops too long at any one give place, always acknowledging the gap between her head and her heart.

Emo Andonov emo311e0f7 — Nice story. I learned a lot about owls, a bird I've always admired. I found the author's committment to Wesley remarkable. She devoted so many years of her life to her friend, this bird. She couldn't date or have other people in her room. Wesley imprinted on her as a baby and then decided she was his mate. He tried to feed her and was very devoted to her. I loved the photos throughout. I agree with the author that Wesley's eyes spoke. Beautiful bird. Worth reading.