1 comments about Natalina.

1. This story was obviously written from the heart. The love that Louis & Natalina shared was beautiful. Everyone should be able to find someone that lights up your life as Natalina did Louis. Intimate and touching, I found myself crying and applauding at the same time. Anyone who has had experience with love or with alzheimers would enjoy this book. Easy reading and enjoyable.

1 comments about Footprints In The Sand.

1. Footprints in the Sand is a remarkable, inspirational book about a woman living with a disability. This is a book for everyone to read! This book will inspire you to read it in one day, and you won't be able to put it down. I learned from this author (Josie) that we must reach for our stars, follow our dreams, and don't take life for granted!
   Keep writing Jo!!

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1 comments about Weird Thoughts that Just May Be True.

1. As the author I'd like to point out some things about this book. First, the title hits the nail right on the head. This is a collection of essays on issues as important as nuclear war and as frivolous as Adolph Hitler's farting problem. There are over a hundred essays and they cover the full spectrum of topics.

   Second, for the most part they are written with a comical slant and tongue in cheek. There are some serious essays here, but I don't take myself seriously and neither should you.

   In short, if you buy this book you will get some unique and humorous perspectives on a broad array of topics, which will assuredly change the way you look at the world. Hopefully, you get a bunch of chuckles in the process :-)

   Enjoy!

   Michael Matthew Oelke