Review of Over the Fence, Into the Heart
Posted: 11 Sep 2023, 21:55
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Over the Fence, Into the Heart" by Kay Cora Jewett.]
Reading Over the Fence, Into the Heart was an immensely touching experience that stirred a wellspring of emotions within me. It was as though the author's words had reached into the depths of my soul, rekindling vivid memories of moments I had shared with my late grandmother and her storytelling. In the gentle, heartfelt prose of this memoir, I found a profound reflection of life's intricate journey, one that weaves together the threads of loss, pain, personal growth, love, and the cherished moments we hold dear with our families. It illuminated the idea that life is a journey replete with heart-rending experiences and beautiful memories, each contributing to the rich mosaic of our existence.
Over the Fence, Into the Heart by Kay Cora Jewett is a heartwarming and introspective memoir that takes readers on a journey through her life. This book entails a beautiful reflection on her experiences, beginning with her childhood and touching on her family history, including her ancestry tracing back to her grandparents and the wonderful life they lived. She narrated the memories she shared with her good old friends and her career. Jewett also delves into her romantic life, recounting her swift courtship and enduring marriage of over fifty years. She shares her deep love for horses and how they became an integral part of her life.
This collection of stories, derived from the author's newspaper column, is a nostalgic reflection on life's various facets. This fascinating story is a delightful read that encourages readers to reflect on their own life's journey while celebrating the passage of time. It's a book that resonates with the heart and leaves you with a sense of nostalgia and a smile on your face. What truly stands out in this non-fiction gem is the author's ability to make the past come alive, infusing it with warmth.
I deeply admire and respect the love and valor displayed by Jewett's grandfather in this remarkable story. Despite the soldier's menacing presence, he stood up to defend the honor and safety of his beloved wife. His commitment to protecting his wife, even in the face of grave danger, serves as a testament to the importance of respecting women.
I found nothing to dislike about the book. This memoir is not just a recollection of one woman's life but an exploration of the shared experiences that connect us all. It's a poignant reminder that life's journey is filled with both challenges and cherished moments, and it's our resilience and the bonds we forge that make it truly meaningful.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because it's not just a book. It's an emotional journey that touches the very core of your heart. With every page, you'll find yourself immersed in the author's life, her trials and joys, and the love that bound her family together. It's a tribute to the importance of family, the value of relationships, and the power of memories. This book is a heartfelt reminder of the beauty that can be found in the ordinary moments of life. The book is professionally edited; I found just two errors in it. I recommend this book to individuals seeking a touching and thought-provoking read and also to people who enjoy reading about personal life journeys and reflections.
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Reading Over the Fence, Into the Heart was an immensely touching experience that stirred a wellspring of emotions within me. It was as though the author's words had reached into the depths of my soul, rekindling vivid memories of moments I had shared with my late grandmother and her storytelling. In the gentle, heartfelt prose of this memoir, I found a profound reflection of life's intricate journey, one that weaves together the threads of loss, pain, personal growth, love, and the cherished moments we hold dear with our families. It illuminated the idea that life is a journey replete with heart-rending experiences and beautiful memories, each contributing to the rich mosaic of our existence.
Over the Fence, Into the Heart by Kay Cora Jewett is a heartwarming and introspective memoir that takes readers on a journey through her life. This book entails a beautiful reflection on her experiences, beginning with her childhood and touching on her family history, including her ancestry tracing back to her grandparents and the wonderful life they lived. She narrated the memories she shared with her good old friends and her career. Jewett also delves into her romantic life, recounting her swift courtship and enduring marriage of over fifty years. She shares her deep love for horses and how they became an integral part of her life.
This collection of stories, derived from the author's newspaper column, is a nostalgic reflection on life's various facets. This fascinating story is a delightful read that encourages readers to reflect on their own life's journey while celebrating the passage of time. It's a book that resonates with the heart and leaves you with a sense of nostalgia and a smile on your face. What truly stands out in this non-fiction gem is the author's ability to make the past come alive, infusing it with warmth.
I deeply admire and respect the love and valor displayed by Jewett's grandfather in this remarkable story. Despite the soldier's menacing presence, he stood up to defend the honor and safety of his beloved wife. His commitment to protecting his wife, even in the face of grave danger, serves as a testament to the importance of respecting women.
I found nothing to dislike about the book. This memoir is not just a recollection of one woman's life but an exploration of the shared experiences that connect us all. It's a poignant reminder that life's journey is filled with both challenges and cherished moments, and it's our resilience and the bonds we forge that make it truly meaningful.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because it's not just a book. It's an emotional journey that touches the very core of your heart. With every page, you'll find yourself immersed in the author's life, her trials and joys, and the love that bound her family together. It's a tribute to the importance of family, the value of relationships, and the power of memories. This book is a heartfelt reminder of the beauty that can be found in the ordinary moments of life. The book is professionally edited; I found just two errors in it. I recommend this book to individuals seeking a touching and thought-provoking read and also to people who enjoy reading about personal life journeys and reflections.
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Over the Fence, Into the Heart
View: on Bookshelves