One has to presume from this that a lot of people directly and indirectly connected with Webster were depressed. The book is indeed uplifting. Its one flaw is the somewhat strained ending. The book's conclusion is metaphorically consistent with the overall message, but lacks the believability of the rest of the story. If you, or someone you know, feels weary of life, this is the book to re-inspire enthusiasm for living, for getting beyond the past and for achieving dreams.
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