A few days after his wife died, he left home. He walked out the front door and walked out onto the street. He didn't lock the door. And he left the door wide open. He didn't care if someone came and stole everything. Or if someone came and stayed. Probably neither of these things would happen. But if they did, it wouldn't bother him.
This is the first paragraph on page 1 of a new yet to be published manuscript, a non-fiction emailed to me on Friday afternoon. My job is to read, review and give my feedback on the story, says the author Bill. What do you think? Do you like it or not? And, please look for any typos! The book has been edited but typos are hard to find.
I can not say no to such requests, it is not in my psychic!
Filled with both apprehension at being a very inexperienced book reviewer and excitement at reading a brand new book, there was only one way through this challenge, to read. And that my Hive friends has been my #weekend entertainment.
I am currently at page 164 and so far I am enjoying the story of a man called Harry who is very bereft at his wife's passing. He is a man who is not religious or spiritual, he has led a very practical and logical kind of life. But now he is confronted with endings and reviewing his life as he walks along with only a back pack and a wad of cash in his pocket. He has no credit or health cards, ID, mobile or watch. Nothing mattered anymore to Harry, his plan was not to go back home.
What do I think so far? I am finding this a fabulous book and am enjoying reading about the philosophical and spiritual mysteries of life. A book that epitomises man's search for answers on the what, why and how of living on earth.
Do I like this book? Yes, I do, I like the theme, the writing style and flow. It moves along smoothly as Harry meets very different individuals along the way, each one is at the right point to help him on his reflection journey. I am learning with Harry.
The story is called 'The Golden Bridge.' I plan to finish reading the next 152 pages by tomorrow and give Bill my feedback. He asked me to be kind!
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My Sunday was a lot of inside time happily doing quiet stuff like reading my book, and writing a post, upvoting and commenting as much as I could on the posts of fellow hive bloggers.
But, at the end of the day the beach called me, I could smell the salt air and seaweed and I am sure i could hear the waves rolling in and out on the beach. I love the repetitiveness of the tide, it is very hypnotic and I badly needed a top up after a day of stillness.
I wasn't disappointed as the different shades of blue ocean, sky and clouds were simply divine. My walking was a mixture of strolling and stopping as I took photos of the scenes home with me. Refreshed is what I got! It finished off my #beautifulSunday and made it a #sublimeSunday.
I love reflections and managed to get some good ones of people standing on the wet sand.
I am always infatuated with beautiful colourful clouds and yesterday on Sunday close to sunset the sky was breathtakingly gorgeous.
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And so I end my long post of many topics and tags as I finish my weekend of stillness and action. Now it is time to still my mind and look at my multitude of abundance in the form of pretty flowers in the garden. I wish you all a very good day and don't forget to smile.
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