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

Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 04:57

Foreverrmore14 wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 11:11 A book written as essays which follows the different times of the authors life is rather interesting and different, and that makes it worth the read. But considering the fact that I know next to nothing about the Italian American culture, I'd probably not read it. The review does however bring light to it so thank you.

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Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 04:58

nfdoughe wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 16:58 This sounds like a sweet book. I honestly find the "normal" lives of people interesting. There's something about seeing things from another perspective in the day-to-day that influences how we see our own lives. It makes the world seem a little smaller and a little better I think.

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Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 04:59

T_stone wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 19:23 A book with a collection of good stories with accompanying pictures sounds engaging. I like that the author was able to fuse his experiences into this book.

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Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 04:59

MrunalT wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 21:19 This sounds more like a memoir. Though the themes of family, community, faith, etc sound good, overall I don’t think this is a book I would pick. Thanks for a neat review.

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Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 05:00

Bles wrote: ↑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.

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Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 05:01

biblichore_pages wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 23:14 The review is great but the book is not my type. So I would rather skip reading it.

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Cecilia_L · Post by **Cecilia_L** » 09 Jan 2020, 05:02

Chrystal Oaks wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 21:24 I like the title. It sounds so positive with the collection of short-stories. I look forward to reading this book. Great review!

Thank you, Chrystal!

Bhaskins · Post by **Bhaskins** » 22 Jan 2020, 14:28

Scott wrote: ↑27 Nov 2019, 12:55 Great review!

Incidentally, an earlier edition of this book was reviewed by other reviewers who liked it and gave it a good rating, but who also suggested it could be improved with another round of editing to get it to have that highest quality polished feel. The author/publisher then edited it based on the feedback from our team and re-submitted it for review, earning this full 4/4 rating. I think this is really cool for a few reasons. For one, our own community has had a small indirect hand in helping craft this excellent top-rated book, which is pretty cool. Also, I think we should appreciate the author for highly valuing and acting on the feedback from our Review Team.

What a cool thing to have happen!

Bhaskins · Post by **Bhaskins** » 22 Jan 2020, 14:29

I love your review and this sounds like a very charming book. I don't often read short stories, but I really should. I love to learn about other people. It would be cool if the author could narrate them. I also don't typically do audiobooks but I feel like this would be a neat one to listen to.

Aliciaroseperry1992 · Post by **Aliciaroseperry1992** » 30 Jan 2020, 07:49

I love a feel good story every once and a while- this sounds like it has quite a few bundled up in one book! I think theres something special about the idea of nostalgia, even if its being seen through someone elses eyes.