To my surprise, just when I was not looking, a new review appeared on Amazon for Apart From Love! It is written by Brian V. Menard, the author of the self-help books Leaning How To Eat (Again) and The Test Slayer, in which he guides the reader in techniques for absorbing information through fast reading. However, I was glad to learn that there was no fast reading here, as the characters came back to visit Brian after each chapter... This is what he says:
I truly enjoyed this unique book!, January 13, 2013
"Apart From Love" is a truly unique story. It's written as a narrative and I found The characters to be very interesting and well developed. As a result of this effective style of writing, I found myself thinking about Anita, Ben and Lenny for hours after reading each chapter. I especially enjoyed how the Author was able to convey the personalities of Ben and Anita as they told their stories throughout the book. I had the sense that these characters were actually giving me a credible first hand account of their own personal perceptions and feelings for each specified situation. This book touches on several very difficult topics such as family dysfunction, infidelity, jealousy and even Alzheimer's disease. However, they are all tactfully dealt with in a well woven tapestry that fits seamlessly together. This is the first book I've read by Uvi Poznansky and I'm looking forward to reading more of her work in the future!
I truly enjoyed this unique book!,
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"Apart From Love" is a truly unique story. It's written as a narrative and I found The characters to be very interesting and well developed. As a result of this effective style of writing, I found myself thinking about Anita, Ben and Lenny for hours after reading each chapter. I especially enjoyed how the Author was able to convey the personalities of Ben and Anita as they told their stories throughout the book. I had the sense that these characters were actually giving me a credible first hand account of their own personal perceptions and feelings for each specified situation. This book touches on several very difficult topics such as family dysfunction, infidelity, jealousy and even Alzheimer's disease. However, they are all tactfully dealt with in a well woven tapestry that fits seamlessly together. This is the first book I've read by Uvi Poznansky and I'm looking forward to reading more of her work in the future!
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