Review of I Have Calluses on My Hands

[Pranav Dewangan]

I love the idea of preserving memories across generations, and it’s great to hear that Harold Henry’s honesty shines through. The inclusion of old family objects and careful storytelling sounds like it adds a lot of charm.

[Abraham Ozo]

Neil Henry's I Have Calluses on My Hands provides an engaging family history through his father Harold's first-person account. It blends sincere personal reflections with detailed historical context of the Henry family.

[Shewaofafrica]

This memoir, edited by Neil Henry, combines Harold's candid storytelling with thorough family history, spanning from 19th-century ancestors to modern times, offering a heartfelt glimpse into their personal and cultural heritage.

[Atieno Magero]

This book has a captivating title. It explores the authors family history. I like that the author involved his father in writing this book. It must not have been an easy feat to find all the research required for this book but I commend the author for doing a good job.

[Prajakta Dagare]

It’s a book about the ancestry and history of this family, which dates back to their great-grandparents. It also serves as a family journal, containing memories and family stories. Neil's ancestors emigrated from Russia and Germany, making it an intriguing read.

[Yahya Amir Anwer]

I think this book has a really intriguing plot; I really like it. I really enjoy how the author discusses their ancestry; all in all, this book is one of my favas, and I heartily suggest it.

[Isaac Oh]

Harold Henry's memoir, as edited by his son Neil, vividly recounts the family's past with sincerity. The book captures both cherished memories and honest reflections, enhanced by historical records and personal artifacts.

[Suvankar Das 1]

The author offers it in honor of his hardworking father, whose story reflects the experiences of many Jewish immigrants striving to make a life in New York. The sincerity and depth of this narrative seem like they'd resonate with anyone interested in biographies, personal histories, or tales of perseverance. Might be worth checking out if you enjoy heartfelt, true stories!

[Priyankan Nayak]

Congratulations on the BOTD award. This is a great book and is carefully written. It is recommended to lovers of biographies and autobiographies. The above review is detailed and insightful. I would love to read this historical fiction.

[Alexander Victoria]

The collaboration between Neil Henry and his father, Harold Henry, brings a personal touch to the book, making it a heartfelt family project.

[Martin Shae]

The blend of personal recollections from Harold and the modern editing by Neil makes the book accessible and engaging for today's readers.

[Prince K 3]

I read this book very interesting book, the plot of it is just excellent for professional Work.

[Chad Anthony]

This review beautifully captures the authenticity and sincerity in I Have Calluses on My Hands. I love how it highlights the blend of personal history and family heritage. It sounds like a heartfelt and informative read!

[Risper Ouma Anyango]

I am sure that the author had several father and son moments while writing this book abd he got a chance to learn alot about there family history congratulations on making a book of the day.

[Adam Bryce Stern]

An interesting and well detailed family journal. An impressive historical piece that would be greatly appreciated by the author's future family. Great read.