Who has read Pinecones?
Well, I see we've gained a few more people here on MSR_Readers so I ask the question(s):
Who has read Pinecones already?
What did you think?
I also would like to ask, which one of her books was the first one you read and why that one?
I've read Pinecones already and I loved it. I've actually photocopied some of the pages and given them to various people that I think would appreciate what she says (and they have so far). I've even taped a few to the wall by my desk at one of my jobs. It's nice to look over and re-read some refreshing words once in awhile.
The very first MSR book I ever picked up was Soul Sounds. The cover just kept pulling me back time and time again so I finally bought it. At first it was entirely confusing, but then I realized I was entering in the "middle" of a "series" so I found out which one was the very first one and read from there. When I got to the point where SS should have been, I reread it and it then made a lot more sense! :) I've never been disappointed with any of her works. In fact, I've read all of her books at least twice each. I'll soon be starting my second time through Pinecones.
Well, you have my answers. I look forward to yours. Oh, and I am disabling the post comment feature because I would like for you to post yours answers here in the journal so we can all see them.
Brightest Blessings to you all!
Namaste,
Woman Who Seeks
Who has read Pinecones already?
What did you think?
I also would like to ask, which one of her books was the first one you read and why that one?
I've read Pinecones already and I loved it. I've actually photocopied some of the pages and given them to various people that I think would appreciate what she says (and they have so far). I've even taped a few to the wall by my desk at one of my jobs. It's nice to look over and re-read some refreshing words once in awhile.
The very first MSR book I ever picked up was Soul Sounds. The cover just kept pulling me back time and time again so I finally bought it. At first it was entirely confusing, but then I realized I was entering in the "middle" of a "series" so I found out which one was the very first one and read from there. When I got to the point where SS should have been, I reread it and it then made a lot more sense! :) I've never been disappointed with any of her works. In fact, I've read all of her books at least twice each. I'll soon be starting my second time through Pinecones.
Well, you have my answers. I look forward to yours. Oh, and I am disabling the post comment feature because I would like for you to post yours answers here in the journal so we can all see them.
Brightest Blessings to you all!
Namaste,
Woman Who Seeks