Review: Trust your own feelings, not this book
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
Let me say that I come to review this book from having lost several dogs and recently a horse.  All my animals communicated with me that they were ready to go, we had an unbreakable bond and they all have comforted me and made their presence known after their deaths.  I am still very much grieving from the loss of my precious horse.However, that being said, I was rather disheartened when the author misquoted the Bible in the very first chapter.  I have 4 different bibles and not one of them mentions animals as having souls in Genesis 1:30, so I don't have a clue as to where the author came up with this.  This set off a bit of a red flag for me.  I have skimmed thru and read thru certain chapters and my conclusion is that I don't believe in reincarnation and obviously this author does, I guess as a way to deal with the loss of a pet.The book itself isn't that well written from a writing standpoint.When we grieve, we are looking for comfort anywhere, but my opinion is to listen to your own heart and intuition and not get too involved in the opinions of the author.  I just don't believe much of what she says. I gave it 2 stars because I think she is sincere in her efforts but I don't believe  much of her info is really valid.