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Summary: Angels and Frogs are nice "mentors"
Review: I really enjoyed the book. I felt connected to the characters- as if Christine had dropped into my life-pond as well. I regret that the book had to end - but one of the few books that I did finish before starting a new one!
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Summary: Really splendid and inspiring.
Review: I truly went through some hard times before I read this. Both at school and at home. But this book sure did help me. I beleive that the gifts that the angel, the frog, the mule, the fox, the Bermese cats, the sheepdog, the hedgehog, the snail and the pig gave to each other the main spirtule gifts life always offers. Perseverance, Forgiveness, Integrity, Joy, Commitment, Patience, Acceptance, Courage, Trust and Change. The Gift that I would give to Mr. Wogglebug would be Love. There's a power in the Gift of Love when it's Love that you least expect. I think I like Cedric the frog best of all. I just love froggies. How they leap and hop and the sounds that they make. RIBBET! Ever since I learned to love the Frogman I loved froggies. I have even decided that when my puppy dies I am going to get a pet frog. And the Frogman NEEDS to read this book!
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Summary: Truly inspired
Review: Leo Booth was truly inspired when he wrote this delightful book. I read it 2 1/2 years ago at a time when I needed to see what a difference negative thoughts and attitudes can make in our lives. Difficulties, disappointments, heartaches, etc. can be overcome. I love this little book. I've read it twice and it has a permanent place in my library. I also read Zukav, Redfield, Gray, Williamson, Morrissey, Weiss, Orloff, Jampolsky, Walsh, Myss, Ford, Hartmann, etc. Although I usually prefer non-fiction, this is delightful.
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Summary: Truly inspired
Review: Leo Booth was truly inspired when he wrote this delightful book. I read it 2 1/2 years ago at a time when I needed to see what a difference negative thoughts and attitudes can make in our lives. Difficulties, disappointments, heartaches, etc. can be overcome. I love this little book. I've read it twice and it has a permanent place in my library. I also read Zukav, Redfield, Gray, Williamson, Morrissey, Weiss, Orloff, Jampolsky, Walsh, Myss, Ford, Hartmann, etc. Although I usually prefer non-fiction, this is delightful.
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