I won a copy of this book through a giveaway on
FaceBook, and the following is my honest opinion for it.
Given the subject matter this book deals with, I
couldn’t begin to think of a more metaphoric title than the one the author has
chosen to use.
While theoretically life
begins at the moment our mother gives birth to us, it doesn’t really start
until one leaves the nest and safe haven of one’s home. And for many of us, it
is when we head off to college to learn what will become our livelihood.
Such is the story has we follow Vane Carlson as he
leaves college to learn his heart’s desire, that of training bird dogs. As he
starts to master the skills he needs to succeed, he also begins to learn what
it truly means to be a man.
It is easy to relate to many of the characters in the
book, as share the same weaknesses as well as their fortes. The storyline of
this book deals with hard work, friendship, forgiveness as well as faith in
oneself, others, and G-d. The story also deals with finding love, true love,
while the norms of the day should have forbidden it.
For all the real life attributes and humanistic aspects
this book beautifully contains, I’m giving it 5 STARS.
I read this book on March 20th and I’m just
getting around to posting my review now.
UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00KLM7C3U
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