Review of Enlightenment for the things that really matter

[Amy Luman]

Maybe the parents of many children are happier and more fulfilled, but the majority of those kids are not. Growing up I had some friends that came from these “mega” families and they were never allowed to do anything. Fun with us because they always had to take care of the younger ones. Congratulations on BOTD!

[MAHAD BAIG MIRZA]

Ekejiuba Gloria's review Enlightenment for the things that really matter" by Mark Gumbrell is well informed and nicely coherent. The review laid down the background of the book in the introductory paragraph. She very nicely described about the main message of the book . She has also expressed her views on the structure of the plot of the novel. The reviewer clearly mentioned what she liked about the book and what she disagreed with .

She gave it a 5 star rating with a proper reason and finally recommends the novel to all readers who are interested in spirituality and religion. On the whole it was a nice review to have an idea about the book.

[Michael Gambo]

Gumbrell's exploration of the importance of gratitude and prioritizing inner fulfilment over material possessions left a lasting impression on me. I found the questioning of God's existence to be a thought-provoking aspect.

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

Life is different for everyone, and each person views it differently. The author, in this book, provides advice about how to live a life that is fulfilling for the reader by focusing on what really matters. Thanks for the review!

[CHANTAL EWING]

‪The author used a novel based on historical, religious, and philosophical stories to open his reader's eyes to how to live a fulfilled life. It was an interesting read, I really enjoyed it‬

[Runan]

This book enlightens readers about the importance of kindness and empathy. The author’s philosophical reflections make one understand the importance of every life being on earth, not just human beings alone. I enjoyed reading your review.

[Olga Markova]

This is an interesting review, and I particularly enjoyed your comment about Mark's call for people to be grateful and happy with what they have rather than acquire material things that are temporal. I look forward to reading this interesting book.

[Anu Anand]

"Enlightenment for the Things That Really Matter" by Mark Gumbrell is a thought-provoking novel that highlights the importance of kindness, empathy, and gratitude. It encourages readers to prioritize what truly matters and treat all beings with care. Congrats on BOTD!

[Kshitija Sonawane]

This book might feel like nonfiction, but it has a legitimate plot. I am happy to see that somebody is talking about things that really matter because all the world talks about are things that don't really do. Congratulations on BOTD, and best wishes for future projects.

[Chinazo Anozie]

A book about enlightenment and kindness is really important to remind readers about the things that matter. However, I don't read nonfiction, so I'll skip this book.

[Nasir Shaikh]

your review is really great, but I think the cover could be improved. It doesn't really reflect how amazing the story is inside. As a reviewer, I believe it's important to mention this which your review didn't for some reason.

[sanjeev1]

Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful review of "Enlightenment for the Things That Really Matter" by Mark Gumbrell. It sounds like a profound and enlightening read, touching on important themes of empathy, kindness, and gratitude. The author's approach of using historical, religious, and philosophical stories to convey these messages seems intriguing and impactful.

Your review has definitely piqued my interest in reading this novel. I appreciate your detailed insights and the way you've highlighted both the strengths and the minor faults you found. It's always refreshing to come across a book that leaves a lasting impression and prompts reflection on how we can live more fulfilled lives.

I'll definitely add this to my reading list. Thanks again for the recommendation!

[Abhishek Kumar Gupta]

Thank you for your insightful review of "Enlightenment for the Things That Really Matter" by Mark Gumbrell! It's wonderful to hear how the novel's exploration of historical, religious, and philosophical themes resonated with you. Your appreciation for the author's emphasis on kindness, empathy, and fairness is evident, as well as the well-developed plot structure and character dynamics.

While noting a few references that raised doubts about the existence of God, you commend the overall quality of the book, rating it 5 out of 5 stars with only minor grammatical errors. Your recommendation for readers who enjoy historical, religious, and philosophical novels, along with the acknowledgment of its suitability for various religious backgrounds, provides valuable guidance. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[Steve R 1 Nimmo]

What a time to be reading a book like this! With the ongoing festive season, when everybody would be looking to turn over a new leaf, this book will provide just the right kind of direction and inspiration to lead a life of heightened spirituality, embracing kindness, empathy, gratitude and such other fine virtues.

[Timothy Rucinski]

I'm not very keen on religious novels, so despite the emphasis on empathy and kindness, to which I adhere, this isn't a book for me. I wish Mr. Gumbrell much success in finding the right reading audience.