The narrative is a rich tapestry of memories, anecdotes, and reflections that paint a vivid picture of Bob Marley's journey from his humble beginnings in rural Jamaica to his rise as an international superstar. Cedella Marley Booker's voice is authentic and compelling, providing readers with a unique insight into the man behind the music. Her love and pride for her son shine through in every chapter, making the book not just a biography, but a tribute to a remarkable life. One of the strengths of this memoir is its focus on Bob Marley's roots and the cultural context that shaped him. Booker takes readers back to the rural village of Nine Mile, where Bob was born, and describes the challenges and triumphs of raising a son with an extraordinary destiny. Her descriptions of their early life are vivid and evocative, bringing to life the landscape and the people who played a crucial role in Bob's upbringing.

This book is a non-stop page turner. I just could not put down. After trying for three years to get a baby, Maria and her husband suddenly discover baby Mateo floating in a flat boat two days after hurricane struck their New Orleans hometown. The shocker, even though tests showed that Maria has never given birth to a child of her own, Mateo turns out to be their biological son and instantly became known worldwide as the "miracle baby". Life is now turned upside down as they raced against unknown assassin from within the Catholic Church to protect baby Mateo from those who want him dead.

A thrilling novel, from start to finish and a must read for those who love a good mystery especially one that captures the mysteries and intrigues of the Catholic Church.

This is a powerful book that seeks to help Christians break free of strongholds that they were not even aware had been gripping their lives even though they have been free in Christ Jesus. I would recommend this book to any Christian who have perplexing questions as to why they may be unable to advance into the 'joy of the Lord'. Read this book today and break those chains of strongholds that are holding you back from your God given destiny.

Riveting and a page turner from the very first page. I felt as thought I was living the stories of Koch and Doherty as they go through their various trials and tribulations. A book that indeed gives you an insight into the inner workings of the church, real or not.

This book even though written for those in the high pace working world, gives some greta eye openeers as to how we cna allow our working life to take importance over our personal relaitonships.
Filled with awesome marriage essentials about how to deal with issues relating to a high pace job and keeping your marriage healthy, it is a must read for anyone who needs to bridge the gap and find a common balance between their work and their relationship

Very powerful reading. A book that you won't want to put down once you have started to read it. Though written years ago in 1910 to be exact, the message is still vibrant and fresh today and the principles can be adapted for today's life style. Wallace D. Wattles is basically saying that the real power and science of getting rich lies within everyone of us, we just need instructions or guidance how to use it to benefit us in our daily lives.

Uplifting and Enlightening Book.

Having owned The Secret, when I saw this book I had to read it and the message is so clear, that indeed, we can see how children in all their innocence but filled with love have such care-free and stress-free lives, because of one word LOVE!

The Power spoken about in this book, is truly within each and everyone of us and I hope you will read the book if you have not yet done so, and if you have re-read it over and over again as you face each day.

WOW! Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul, not only opened my heart and rekindle my spirit, but it gived me a new purpose and sense of being and belonging. Women everywhere should read these stories and open their hearts to new beginnings. You won't want to put this book down once you have started to read and will want to ensure that every female in your life share in the stories with you. I know I did!

David Pelzer book A Child Called 'It' takes you into a world of child abuse that you never thought exist. It is a very heart-wrenching tale of young David's life at the hands of his mother. hard to put down and a sad page turner that not only gives insight into the world of child abuse, but how other people view it and may or may not help until it is too late.

Louis L'Amour takes yu back into time with these classic stories of the Wild Wild West. You can almost feel the hat and see the dust swirl on the towns as he live the live on The Trail to Crazyman, ride along with the Riders of the Dawn and experience a Showdown on the Hogback.

TheLost Boy by David Pelzer isa powerful, must read book dealing with David own personal story as a foster kid. It takes a new look at the system and certainly clears up much preconceived notions about foster care. A stark look at the reality of the foster care system and how one child overcomes difficulties and turn negatives into positives even though he was horribly abused as a child.

Ugly by Constance Briscoe is a very chilling true story of child abuse that will thug at the very core of your being and make you stop and ask yourself just how many children are out there going through life with unknown scars like Constance did.

Beaten, abused and scared on a almost daily basis by her Jamiacan born mother, Constance went personally to a childrne home, asking to be admitted just to get away from the daily abuse, but they refuse to accept her.

She was forced to bare the brunt of the sad abuse metted out to her by her own mother, even in her teenage years, but persevere and kept her focused on ehr dream to be a barrister and succeeded against all the odds.

This is a book truly worth reading.

Pearl in the Rice delivers fables that teaches lessons of life and humanity in a thrilling dialogue. From lessons on kindness to long suffering, this is a wonderful translation of Vietnamese fables in English.

Never heard about cracked.com, so the book title jumped out at me and I had to read it. The stories are funny, crazy and makes you stop, pause and raise your eyebrown every now and again and oh the language...let's just say, it's not orthe faint of the heart unless you have a sense of humour :-)

I have never been to Savannah but author John Berendt took me there with his captivating story of the life of the people of Savannah. An exciting work of non-fiction, the reader is made to feel that they too shares in the story and as the author moves from place to place and character to character the story comes alive with a sharp clarity that keeps you reading to the last page.

A Scrapbook of Motherhood Firsts is a treat for all mothers. It takes you from the anxiety mothers experience with the birth of a child to the growin pains moms everywhere face and the fun and humour that comes with it all.

Take a delightful journey with these mothers as they share their experiences and along the way try your hands at some of the mouthwatering receipes they share and relive your own Motherhood Firsts Stories.

Once you start reading you won't want to put it down until you get to the last page.

The closest I have come to playing golf is at the mini-golf course and online, but ere is no denying I am fascinated with the game so I had to get my hands on this book. Author Al Barklow introduced the world to a new level of the game in this book that made me finally grab a club and hit the course for a birdie.

This books tells your everything you want to know about golf and then some more. Explore the history of the game while learning the dynamics of the US Open, the Masters and the PGA. Visit the world of women's golf and college golf, and if you wish to know about golfing equipments, ethics and the firsts, most and lasts of almost everything pertaining to golf, then you'll have to have to just read the book.

One of those books that you can't put down the minute you begin to read because you're wondering just how the story will end. Goree brings together 3 cultures and shows how the past can be intertwined with the present and lead to confrontation as well as forgiveness and love.

One of those books of collected stories that I just could not put down. Maya Angelou has always been one of my favourite authours and I love her way with words. Some of her stories makes you take a pause and stop and think about life and some you can actually identify yourself with snippets of what is being told and the lesson learned.

An amazing book full of endless puzzles, crossword and logic games that will keep you working your brain solving the various puzzles therein. I keep coming back to it over and over again.

Awesome! I started to read in hospital and could not put it down even though I was in pain after surgery. This is a real page turner.

Coben really had fun with the characters making u guess who was the murderer. I won't be giving anything away, but it was a thriller from start to finish!!!

As someone who has a physical disability and had the chance to go to college fresh out of high school, but declined; this book is God send. It has given me the courage that I need to go back to school better prepared for what I have to face and also give me the tools necessary for preparing to face college life.

Truly an invaluable source of information that I would recommend to any parents and student who are fearing the daunting task of preparing for college life with physical disability. There is hope out there!

Awesome book for anyone who is an expat and coming to Bermuda. Tells you how to deal with everything from the ants to locals and lots of good laughs inbetween

A very fast-paced book and hard ot put down, can't wait to read the other books in the sequel.

There are a few typos however, on page 202: the first sentence reads "what do with everything" instead of "what TO do with everything"

On page 256, the last sentence on the page reads ok, but maybe it should have been "that anybody could come to meet me today"

Just my reviews, but ti does not take away from the great reading.

What a book, I just could not put it down after the first two chapters. This book is for those who like a real suspense, drama, thriller story and do not want to know how the story end until they have gotten to the end of the book.

Awesome book, had me hooked from the first page and was hard for me to put down. I just love how the story built up into a climax. However, i do admit that I suspected after a few pages into the book that the children were guilty.