Official Review: It's All Good: Times and Events I'd Neve...

Bles · Post by **Bles** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:01

It's All Good: Times and Events I'd Never Want to Change by Charles Sacchetti sounds one great read. I wouldn't say that I have read a book that comprises of a collection of essays. Evidently, this is my first book and I will give it a try. Great review.

biblichore_pages · Post by **biblichore_pages** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:14

The review is great but the book is not my type. So I would rather skip reading it.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:17

I like feel good stories that remind me of my childhood and family. Sacchetti's collection sounds delightful and heartwarming. The title reminds me of a list I just wrote with my nephew. This is just the kind of book I need for a slow Sunday afternoon.

Beatus · Post by **Beatus** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:22

The ability to build a family with memories that enriches and inspires to a point one can make a book out of it is worth all the life's investments. Good book and kudos to the review.

AvidBibliophile · Post by **AvidBibliophile** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:23

This bound collection of heartfelt essays sounds nostalgically relatable and emotionally moving. Always be wary of discount convertibles!

Susmita Biswas · Post by **Susmita Biswas** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:41

It's All Good: Times and Events I'd Never Want to Change by Charles Sacchetti seems an awesome collection of short stories. Short stories are always good because they talk only the important stuff.

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:45

Official Review: It's All Good: Times and Events I'd Never Want to Change by Charles Sacchetti is an enriching source of information with instances cited about the author's life! It is interesting to note that the stories are inspired by the meaning people in the author's life! Nice to learn that the book is a collection of feel-good stories!

The Sleepy Reader · Post by **The Sleepy Reader** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:52

While I enjoyed the golden nostalgia this invoked, it was too saturated with the air of superiority for me to want to read more. The least appealing moments for me was every time a snide comment about the younger generation(s) was made in order to showcase the "perfect" childhood. As a member of a younger generation, of course that would not be something I would like to see when I am just trying to enjoy a nostalgic rainy day read. I would have absolutely loved it otherwise.

Falconcrest · Post by **Falconcrest** » 08 Jan 2020, 23:59

A collection of essays with valuable life lessons to learned from it. This is definitely going on my reading list. I am also interested in that time period. Thanks for an outstanding review.

Hester3 · Post by **Hester3** » 09 Jan 2020, 00:08

Thanks for the review, I love reading about other cultures and I also like the sense of family that are described. This sounds like a fun book to read.

DorcasToo · Post by **DorcasToo** » 09 Jan 2020, 00:36

Sounds like a great compilation of amazing life adventures. Congratulations on BOTD. Thanks for your review.

Post by **Ngozi Onyibor** » 09 Jan 2020, 00:45

Coming from a very communal culture myself, I like the feel good and nostalgic vibe of the book.

Abigail Mora · Post by **Abigail Mora** » 09 Jan 2020, 00:50

I concide, 4 out of 4 is a fair rate for this jewel, I definitely enjoy stories from the "good old days" wish I had a grandpa that interesting to tell me his own stories.

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 09 Jan 2020, 00:53

The book sounds great! I like community stories or the author's personal experiences. Thanks for review.

Sam Ibeh · Post by **Sam Ibeh** » 09 Jan 2020, 00:57

Family is everything. When we have relishing moments with family, it's worth more than a million dollars. This book at its core brings to the fore the importance of love and family devotion.