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The Choice: Embrace the Possible
by Edith Eva Eger
Four stars.
I really wanted to give this the five stars, the same as i did with The Twins of Auschwitz and other similar books i have read in the past.
Three thirds of the book is amazing, just what you would expect. Powerful, passionate, full of hope and a journey that grabs you, to take you into the electrified fenced hell and back out again.
But the finals parts are just in-depth summaries of the clients that Edith worked with and helped in her time as a Psychiatrist. I was hoping to just read one maybe two of these cases, but they went on for to long regardless, and having to read another case and again lost my interest in them. While reading these pages i was simply hoping there wouldn't be another one to work through. I wanted to read about Edith's journey start to finish which is what i was so eager to do .
I'm ashamed to say i skipped the last two cases she wrote about as i just wanted to get to her own personal summary of her life.
I really wanted to give this the five stars, the same as i did with The Twins of Auschwitz and other similar books i have read in the past.
Three thirds of the book is amazing, just what you would expect. Powerful, passionate, full of hope and a journey that grabs you, to take you into the electrified fenced hell and back out again.
But the finals parts are just in-depth summaries of the clients that Edith worked with and helped in her time as a Psychiatrist. I was hoping to just read one maybe two of these cases, but they went on for to long regardless, and having to read another case and again lost my interest in them. While reading these pages i was simply hoping there wouldn't be another one to work through. I wanted to read about Edith's journey start to finish which is what i was so eager to do .
I'm ashamed to say i skipped the last two cases she wrote about as i just wanted to get to her own personal summary of her life.