Shadow Song

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Summary: One That I Keep Coming Back To
Review: This book really took my breath away and I find that I keep returning to it for a good read over and over again!! I reccommend it to anyone who has ever realized how important one event can be in changing your life---what a winner!!!

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Summary: The book was phenomenal!!!
Review: This is by far the best of the best, and I say this with all possible humility and recognition. I once believed that the value of a particular text depends on the intensity and complexity of its grammatical phrasing and the difficulty level of its vocabulary - boy, was I wrong? "Shadow Song" shook me on an emotional level I could not forget for weeks after finishing the book, which I did in tears and unbelief. Not to say at all that Terry Kay's writing is simple; the man is an unbelievable writer/storyteller/poet. If I was not already a sentimentalist, Kay would have truly converted me! I hope he knows what an inspiration he is to young musicians/songwriters like myself.

Rating:
Summary: Enchanting
Review: This was my 6th book by Kay and I have loved every one of them. The 7th which I tried to read and couldn't get into was The Day The Lights were Turned on or some such. It got 5 stars and Shadow only got 4. Very disappointing as it was a precious love story. Taking current characters back to their youth is a favorite technique of mine. Some of the scenes and action here were somewhat far fetched but I can overlook that and concentrate on the characters who made the book live. I hope the most negative reviewer has now read more of Mr. Kay. She should try Taking Lottie Home. I hope Kay is not through with his stories. After Eli is soo good, too.

Rating:
Summary: Enchanting
Review: This was my 6th book by Kay and I have loved every one of them. The 7th which I tried to read and couldn't get into was The Day The Lights were Turned on or some such. It got 5 stars and Shadow only got 4. Very disappointing as it was a precious love story. Taking current characters back to their youth is a favorite technique of mine. Some of the scenes and action here were somewhat far fetched but I can overlook that and concentrate on the characters who made the book live. I hope the most negative reviewer has now read more of Mr. Kay. She should try Taking Lottie Home. I hope Kay is not through with his stories. After Eli is soo good, too.