Review: Fantastic book - "fiction" or reality?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
Without giving too much of the story away, I feel that the author(s) of this book are not "of" this planet and that they wrote this book to give valuable information to those of us who will pay attention to the messages. Wow! I've long felt that I'm an "avatar" in this world and I suffer greatly to see the suffering of animals and people in this world - so much so that I often feel I don't belong in this world. But one of the messages in this book is encouraging: that there are many horrible things that happen but there are also many more wonderful happenings.This is a book that I will save and review frequently, especially the highlights I've made.And yes, I noticed the common errors of most writers: the misuse of the verbs "to lie" and "to lay," plus the use of "try and"... To try means to attempt. If writers would simply read their works when they write "try and" and change it to "attempt," the error will be obvious. For example, "try and do it" changed to "attempt and do it"...wrong, wrong.These errors are common in many books. I used to waste my time giving specific examples to writers but I won't do that any longer. Again, though, I will recommend "A Writer's Reference" by Diana Hacker. It's a wonderful little book that answers any question about sentence structure, usage of verbs, punctuation, etc. (And no, I get nothing for recommending this book..Diana Hacker has never even heard of me.)I do say to writers who pay a "professional editor," from what I've read you are paying far too much for what you receive. There are still too many errors that these "professional editors" should have found and corrected.