Jacob Lasher
Paperback | Pages: 160 pages Rating: 4.85 | 47 Users | 11 Reviews
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| ISBN: | 1790806143 (ISBN13: 9781790806140) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.MORE TO LIFE by Jacob Lasher is a beautiful collection of short and long poems that have as a primary goal to heal the heart of people that are suffering from mental illness.Poetry for me is something deeply personal, and I take my hat off to the author that took the big step to present to the world his soul through his poems.The book is separated into four parts. Cause and Effect, The Unraveling, The Titanic’s Foundation, The high and LowsYou will find all kinds of poems in the book, some of them will make you sad, others happy.The complexity and at the same time the simplicity of the poems evokes a plethora of emotions and feelings bringing a cathartic result to one soul and spirits.It is a book that you can read now and read again in the future, and you will get different meanings and understand issues that didn’t think of them the first time you read it.Highly recommended.
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| Title | : | More To Life |
| Author | : | Jacob Lasher |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 160 pages |
| Published | : | January 11th 2019 |
| Categories | : | Poetry. Mental Health. Mental Illness. Health |
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Ratings: 4.85 From 47 Users | 11 ReviewsJudge Regarding Books More To Life
This book was absolutely amazing! It is filled with many lovely poems that display the hardships life has to offer. I recommend this book to anyone who is going through a hard time. Sometimes reading is the best form of therapy!I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.MORE TO LIFE by Jacob Lasher is a beautiful collection of short and long poems that have as a primary goal to heal the heart of people that are suffering from mental illness.Poetry for me is something deeply personal, and I take my hat off to the author that took the big step to present to the world his soul through his poems.The book is separated into four parts. Cause and Effect, The Unraveling, The Titanics
A life changer!Poetry is a language that commands and cultivates the real meaning of the message being put across; when implemented correctly, it touches the soul and mind. It makes a deeper connection to the reader. Jacob lasher has masterly done all this in the book "MORE TO LIFE." A poetry book that is one of a kind, I couldn't put it down. The book includes a collection of poems that remain the most elusive and touching poems I ever came across. Its not just ordinary poems, but verses that
Poetry isn't the sect of the writing spectrum, but Jacob Lasher's poems are moving. You can feel the emotion in his words. I give him 5/5 because of the emotional response that his writing stirred within me. They all are simplistic but powerful. Tales of abuse, the scars that accompany, and how one lives his or her life with those scars.
First off, wow. Reading this book has just been truly an eye-opening journey on what it's like to live inside your mind filled with chaos, and to know what it truly means to suffer on your own.The book is a collection of poetry and prose that mainly focuses on mental illnesses and how it affects people in different perspectives. It's like seeing the world through the characters' eyes, and peeking into their subconscious and their innermost thoughts. The writing is exceptional, with words weaved
A JourneyThis book is actually one that I enjoyed reading. I enjoy reading poetry that comes from the heart, poetry that comes from the soul. Words that make me feel something. I love contemporary poetry, but a lot of the 1-4 liners are like songs on repeat. Mundane. Repetitive. This book is not that way. I gave it five stars because of the content itself. I gave it five stars because the author takes you on a journey through a life of abuse and his struggle with mental health because of it. As
This book of narrative poetry is a beautiful, rich, sad and ultimately uplifting chronicle of a young man's endurance of child abuse and the resulting internal pain with which he still struggles. Much of the book is dark, but the overarching theme of hope for the future never fails to shine. The poetry itself is luminous. Highly recommended.
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