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Manuel Salvat manuelmanuel — I finished this a while ago and can honestly say that I read most of it. I think that's pretty good for a textbook. It is an incredible resource with a lot of information, but at the same time it was very frustrating. The field of domestic violence can be grey, so the authors had to be ambiguous at times, which is understandable, but complicated too.

Nashrullah Dahlan nashrularul — After reading the back cover of this book and learning that the story was about a man who had been killed in a horrific car crash, went to heaven and then returned to life 90 minutes later, I had high expectations for a riveting read. I was really disappointed. I survived a harrowing car accident 2 years ago so expected this to be somewhat cathartic. Instead, I found the story to be recounted poorly and disjointedly. By far the largest problem with the book however was that the author is a Southern Baptist minister and it often reads as a "testimonial" to the Evangelical tradition. While the one chapter that described his experience in heaven was fascinating, it was also disconcerting as it was heavy with traditional Evangelical tradition and belief (Christian songs were being sung by everyone in heaven and he approached the proverbial pearly gates). So I was left wanting to believe that heaven was truly as wonderful a place as he conveyed it to be - a most comforting thought in the face of loss and mortality - yet was somewhat convinced by his description that it was a heaven only an Evangelical could dream of and one that I would and could not experience. I was left to ponder the question - was this really heaven (and he was correct in the remaining 17 chapters that Evangelicals have been right all along and you have to "give your life to Jesus" to be saved and experience this) or was this simply his subconscious mind in some state portraying heaven as he wanted to see it or is heaven individual to everyone who experiences it? Thought provoking yes but counteracted by feeling like I was reading one very long piece of propaganda intended to convert me to the Southern Baptist/Evangelical tradition. No thank you.

Ruslan Lepatrov lepatrof7ea0 — I was so ready to read this book and I was not disappointed. There is an ending of what's next for Patch and Nora and now I have to wait another year to read the next one.

Esraa Atef tyara50019bbb — definitely want to read this again in a few months... i think i'll get even more from it than i did the first time around.

Widya Halim widyahalim — This book was very interesting. I learned more about Leonardo and how he did so many things prior to the 'Greats' who came after him hundreds of years later. He was a man way before his time. I would recommend this book. It flows well. One does not need to be a scientist or artist to appreciate this book.