Review: Humorous, Thought-provoking, and thoroughly enjoyable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 12, 2012
Postcards From the Doghouse is a collection of short essays on a variety of topics from driving to Kindles. The author uses his insight to tie everything together, and you will be entertained from beginning to end.David Boyne is a talented writer. He has just the right balance between poetry and description. His descriptive writing tells the story, and his prose draws you in. This book is a very spiritual and philosophical work.This is a short book, but I guarantee you will not breeze through it. Each chapter opens with a meaningful quote, and the writing itself is very thought provoking. His musings are about ordinary events, but Boyne's unique perspective really makes you think.The author knows how to inject humor at just the right moments. He is able to write deeply about every day thoughts and events without sounding silly. Boyne's writing style is very unique, and once you get into the book, I guarantee you will find him enjoyable.My favorite moment:I smacked into a metaphorical wall: "Hold on! Is everything I write nothing but my opinion?" A voice, perhaps God's answered, "Like, duh!"It is very hard to sum up David Boyne's work. You will laugh out loud while reading  Postcards From the Dog House, and it will really make you think, too. There is just the right blend of wisdom and humor. Reading this book is definitely an experience. The author really makes you feel as if you are there with him as he relates his experiences and observations. You will be drawn in and not want to put this book down.Postcards From the Dog House is an enjoyable read, and I would recommend this book to anyone.