Review of Reflections

[Prince Oyedeji Oyeleke Jayeola]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Reflections" by Dan Babcock.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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You get back what you give to the environment. If you frown while walking, people will frown back at you; if you put a smile across to people, they, in turn, will smile back at you. These and many more lessons are what I learned from the book Reflections: Words From the Soul by Dan Babcock. With 55 chapters, each representing words from a deep place, the book sheds light, spreads love, reawakens humanity, and helps readers learn, unlearn, and relearn. Get this value-filled book to read about the author's reflections on life and words from his soul.

I have saved this book as one of my top-rated books and would go over it again. The book isn't just a one-time read. It is a book with chapters that fit perfectly into different seasons and moods. I appreciate the conciseness of the book and how well the author connects deeply with the reader. The author was able to deliver perfect keynotes on life in 136 pages. The book helped me gain deeper knowledge about life and how to be appreciative in different situations.

Numerous topics were discussed in the book, such as Coping Mechanisms, Choices, Angel Numbers, A Lesson from Dad, and others. I enjoyed the different stories and examples the author used in the book. An example is the story of his father-in-law, Ted, and the events that played out on the last day. These stories facilitated a better understanding of what the word "reflection" means. I have decided to also wear rose-colored glasses and see things in ways that bring me joy and peace.

There is nothing I dislike about the book, and I have no reason to rate it lower than 5 out of 5 stars. It was perfectly well-edited and likewise a good read for young adults, counselors, teachers, adults, and everyone going through loss or pain. Remember, "You are not alone in your battle; someone else has tougher hills to climb."

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