Official Review: Touchstone by Linda Eatmon-Jones

rave_2 · Post by **rave_2** » 23 Feb 2019, 22:41

I think it's interesting that the author thinks that it's important to praise and honor people while they are still alive. Sad that this book needs more editing. Great review.

Jordan David · Post by **Chelsy Scherba** » 23 Feb 2019, 22:47

This sounds like a very sweet book, and as special as Earle is, I can’t help but think Linda is even more special. I look forward to sampling her book.

Akkshaynnair · Post by **Akkshaynnair** » 23 Feb 2019, 22:48

Okay, so this review is written well! From this review we can say that Linda was a loving and caring wife and that Earle appreciated her well enough and respected that she had that sort of love for him that she wrote this book about him. You can get a good gist of how Earle's personality will be. It was a good review though. Well done!

Shanna29 · Post by **Shanna29** » 23 Feb 2019, 22:49

It's so sweet that a wife is the author of her husband's biography. It's shows the love, respect and admiration they have for each other. Thanks for the great review.

Sahani Nimandra · Post by **Sahani Nimandra** » 23 Feb 2019, 22:58

the inspiration for anyone in any stage of their life to realize that your thoughts create beliefs, beliefs create attitudes, attitudes create behaviors, and behaviors create results."

couldn't agree more on this. Sounds like a beautiful read! Thank you for sharing!

Olaoluwa_oso · Post by **Olaoluwa_oso** » 23 Feb 2019, 23:06

I personally think every good person deserves to be appreciated. Most time people give verbal compliments. But Linda Eatmon-Jones goes a step further and put it in writing. Imagine the pride she has for her husband enough to do that. Beautifully written review.

revna01 · Post by **revna01** » 23 Feb 2019, 23:16

It's nice that the author created this book to showcase the attributes of her husband. Earle Jones sounds like a passionate and dedicated person. Although this isn't a book I feel compelled to read, I'm glad the author completed this labor of love. Great review.

Jacquelyn-63 · Post by **Jacquelyn-63** » 23 Feb 2019, 23:27

This sounds like an interesting read. I love that she wrote a book about her husbands life showing how much she loves him. That’s such a beautiful thing.

Fu Zaila · Post by **Fu Zaila** » 23 Feb 2019, 23:32

I'm glad you loved Earle's character and I'm sure his story is an inspiration to everyone. However, I'm not a huge fan of biographies so I won't be reading the book. Great review!

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 23 Feb 2019, 23:34

In the 'Official Review: Touchstone by Linda Eatmon-Jones' each word is a stepping stone to our progress. 'His professional life is matched by his love for family.' Well expressed! I like the emphasis on the professional life of the author's husband in the review. Also, I cherish the idea of praising and honoring people while they are still alive!

Bill_g-m · Post by **Bill_g-m** » 23 Feb 2019, 23:57

I was impressed by how many people thought highly of this man. Not usually a reader of biographies, I enjoyed this review and the emotion that went into the story.

chelhack · Post by **chelhack** » 24 Feb 2019, 00:04

I like her logic in what is lead to creating behaviors. I am very interested in reading the story because I myself csn not imagine a world with very little technology and everything that has come to create so much ease then to add to it the behaviors of others they were forced to suffer and survive through. Most of all these stories are inspiring in my mind's eye.

Quinto · Post by **Quinto** » 24 Feb 2019, 00:05

I heard a lot about Earle Jones and I am glad I may have a chance to read his story. Everyone should have a labor of love. Something to aspire and live for. Thanks for your review.

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 24 Feb 2019, 00:08

It is very appreciating that wife a admired her husband for his qualities like his strong character and loyalty, especially when he deserve this. Great review.

Zhariah · Post by **Zhariah** » 24 Feb 2019, 00:09

Not a book for me, but I love that Mrs. Jones cherishes her husband so much that she wrote a memoir about his good deeds and accomplishments. Thank you for your lovely review