Official Review: The ultimate love by Sherine Anniruth

Fliesie01 · Post by **Fliesie01** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:17

This is a great review, from a story that is very important. Well done on the review.

Joyce Nwaogazie · Post by **Joyce Nwaogazie** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:20

This is an inspiring and a really motivational book, it will help those in despair. A recommend this book.

Miriam Kenneth · Post by **Miriam Kenneth** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:27

This book will be really helpful for the bereaved especially ones that lost a child. From the review I sense the author's wisdom, sorrow and strength. Thanks for a good review.

El_limitless · Post by **El_limitless** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:37

This will be an insightful read to people who have lost their children. It'll help them cope with such tragic events. Great review.

odlanra · Post by **odlanra** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:45

The death of a child is too awful to put into words. Agree, but I would still somewhat disagree and say firmly that the death of a loved one is too awful to put into words. Although yes, there is no word for a parent that has lost a child. Words somehow captivate a reader in the depth of the emotion that they can engulf and transmit, whether the emotion is sadness or happiness, love or anger, etc. But I would take the book for its advice and lessons. I do not want to be taken and become a deeply involved sad reader reading the book. Although it seems to contain emotionally filled anecdotes. I will just enjoy it as the reviewer mentioned.

Post by **Vickie Noel** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:46

It's always helpful to read about people in similar situations and draw from their experiences. This book will be beneficial for grieving parents. Thanks for the review.

Goodness C N · Post by **Goodness C N** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:48

Grief is a thing about life that may always come to us. And as such, arming ourselves with s knowledge that will guide us at that time is crucial. Congratulations on the book of the day.

Jyotsana Maurya · Post by **Jyotsana Maurya** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:56

I believe the author had a terrible loss to cope with yet she decided to give people a hope on how to live through that grief and not remain stuck. The review covered it all.

Nancy Morara · Post by **Nancy Morara** » 15 Jul 2021, 02:56

Thea Frederick wrote: ↑21 Jun 2020, 12:39 It sounds like an interesting and heartfelt read!
I wonder, do you think the author’s main reason for writing this was to unburden herself of this grief or to encourage others in their suffering?

I think both, because when one shares there struggles they are releasing any form of toxicity from within. You also help others to learn that struggles are part of human nature and what you choose to do while passing through this, is what defines your ability. The author is strong and courageous to have shared her own devastating experience. This also shows she has self love and self worth. It shows she is empathetic also, to want to help others going through the same hardships she did and make them feel that they are not alone.

Esther Banke · Post by **Esther Banke** » 15 Jul 2021, 03:09

Wow i love this story,even though it painful with all the things she passed through from losing a child,but it made me realize the pain nd struggle of a mother.nice review hoping for more of this

Chetna_Kharbanda · Post by **Chetna_Kharbanda** » 15 Jul 2021, 03:20

It is truly commendable that amidst her own despair, the author is thinking about jotting down an emotional journey of a bereaved parent. The book is very well executed while homogenizing emotions with learnings. "Grief is the last act of love we can give to those we loved. Where there is deep grief, there was great love." is the zest of book. This book is not meant for everyone but a bereaved person could find this book relatable and helpful in self consoling process.

Peace Odii · Post by **Peace Odii** » 15 Jul 2021, 03:22

Coping with grief after the loss of a loved one is one thing everyone needs to learn. Great book!

Dzejn_Crvena · Post by **Dzejn_Crvena** » 15 Jul 2021, 03:25

My greatest fear is written in this book: losing a loved one. I cried while reading the sample, and I hope this book will help the bereaved families. It's full of emotions and understanding. Surely, the author knows what grief is like. Thank you for your review.

Faith - Benny Any · Post by **Faith - Benny Any** » 15 Jul 2021, 03:29

Sherine Anniruth really passed through hurdles. Loosing a child is one no parent wants to ever witness. It sucks. I am glad she was able to pull through and shared tips that greatly helped her. Congrats on being the book of the day.

Drianie · Post by **Drianie** » 15 Jul 2021, 03:31

I love how she stated that grief shouldn't be a place where you stay. It's just a place you travel through. Sharing a personal experience with readers is a difficult thing to do, and I commend the author for sharing her journey so openly and honestly. Those dealing with grief will find wisdom and guidance in her words. Congrats on the BOTD selection!