Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Book Review: A surprise
Summary: 5 Stars
I received a gift in the post of this book with quite a few pictures and thought that is a book I will read to an hour or so. It took me into the main character after about 7 or eight pages. It gives encouragement to follow through with your ideas no matter how you see then conflict with another ppersons point of view. Be true to yourself and you will be surrounded by the type of people that suit you and whatever you believe comes true.Book Review: An Beautiful Book
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a excellent book, inspiring, beautiful, and well written. This book you need to read several times, for you discover something new each time. Richard Bach is a wonderful author and writes beatifully. Jonathan is a book that causes you to think, a quality not found in many of today's books. This book hold a special place on my shelves. Every one should have a copy of Jonathan. This is my favorite book.Book Review: Inspirational in an evening read...
Summary: 4 Stars
For a quick and enjoyable read, this book brings you through the not so unfamiliar perspective on achieving those little things in life. A great book for those who like something short and sweet every once in a while.Book Review: Nice pictures
Summary: 1 Stars
Ok, get this, like the seagull is the revolutionary who gets killed and then comes back to life to teach us all, like man the seagull is Jesus but he's also Buddha, you dig? And to pad out this lame storyline, Bach gives us a bunch of grainy pictures of birds. Too bad he doesn't have the guts to show us birds pooping on a statue, having found TRUE enlightenment.
Book Review: A solid guide-book for excelling in life
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm giving away my age when I reveal that I first read this in my mid-twenties in 1974 , when it was the 'runaway' best-seller in the land. I still read it at least once a year. Jonathan and the Breakfast Flock portray a perfect portrait of man's failed relationship with the attainment of knowledge. If you are a 'seeker', Jonathan will show you how to 'fly' as high as you wish to go. If you are NOT a 'seeker', you won't have a clue what he is trying to teach us. "Those who have eyes, let them see. Those who have ears, let them hear'.