Andrew Jones - ArtisticBrit

I love Neville’s work, but this is terrible.

Revisado: 08-11-22

The reader speaks so fast at times which is in direct contrast to how Neville spoke. I can’t listen to any more than the first 5 minutes.

Horrible. I want my money back!

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Wonderful and familiar stories

Revisado: 11-26-18

For most of my life, owls have punctuated my world in some way or other. From a young boy when going owl spotting with my dad (or so I was told) coming back to a Mum that was upset, as we had been out for so long that night, to healing stories, to weird events, and collecting owls today, all the while my path ever broadening and showing me just how amazing this life can be. This book echoed in many ways, the events, emotions, the ever-mounting questions that no really ever get answered. Instead, more questions, bigger questions fill their spot.

To read this book and have those feelings confirmed in some weird way, was possibly the most brilliant thing about the journey from everyone’s stories. To have a feeling that I am not alone in all of this, is also comforting, though my happenings are more subtle than many of the awesome stories in the book.

I am if anything, a little jelous, but possibly now, a little wiser as to what I should try next for answers.

This is one of the few books that I will restart from the beginning and listen to once more. The biggest thing I have gleaned from all of my years learning and growing, is that this life is a fantastical journey, that most of us completely take for granted. I use the word “magic” a lot in my life, because really, there is no other word that describes it better for me.

So if you are weirdly interested in owls, ufo’s and other weird and cool stuff like this, give this book a a dance. It might help tick some boxes for you. :) x

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