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ümmihan çetin mmhncetin6f9a — Let me level with you: initially, this book weirded me out. I received it as a gift in the mail via Amazon after a dinner I’d spent with a colleague 30 years older than me. We’d consumed a bit of wine, and the conversation had shifted to the Now. Said colleague, I know, has enjoyed his fair share of mind-altering substances. I respect Huxley, and I'm sure the doors of perception, can, under such circumstances, open. I always figured, though, that what was brought back would be incomprehensible to me. My first impression was that Ram Dass had fried his brain in the ‘60s. However, I kept reading. Eventually, I grew to appreciate his message: be here now. In the end it was no more sinister than that --- and it was that same reminder presented in a few hundred pages with convenient illustrations for those orbiting the moon while reading. And after I dealt with the weirdness of the visuals, I got into it. Well worth reading.

Silvia Sanchez silvia_desing — I really liked this book. I didn't start to like it though until about page 100 or so. The story is mainly about Agnes Scofield and her extended family. The story begins in 1953 and ends around 1976. The unique and interesting aspect of the story is the how the everyday aspects of a person's life can be viewed in a profound a meaningful way. There were many things in this story that hit home.

Lewis Tso lewistso — I just really loved this book...easy read