Review by Asaadbobby -- Just Another Day

[Asaadbobby]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Just Another Day" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]

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3 out of 4 stars

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I have read and quite enjoyed Just Another Morning by E. Alan Fleischauer. I give it a 3 out of 4. The stories were really engaging and I looked forward to reading how they end. They were a lot like modern fairy tales, and I got a sense of magic being involved with their resolutions. They would make some awesome Twilight Zone episodes also.

I really liked how interesting the characters were and the stories in the first half of the book were a lot more gripping than the ones in the last half. I didn't like how some of the dialogue from the first half of the book, was reused in the last half. I felt like the last set of stories were just dragging on.

Anyone who likes good natured books, with a touch of magic, should read this book, would even do well as children bedtime stories, cite my earlier comparison to it being modern fairy tales. I gave the book 3 out of 4 because I really enjoyed the stories but I started to lose interest on the last one.

Just Another Morning by E. Alan Fleischauer is filled with stories about ghost, Easter, 9/11, religious ills and a lot more. While reading it, I even placed myself in some of the scenarios, imagining it was me, and the actions I would have taken.

There are some really interesting stories in the book like "The Birthday Gift", which is about a visit from a brother. What's the big deal? Read the story, lol. "The Cracked Easter", which is about a man playing a game of egg hunt. "Desert Easter Dessert" is about one lady and karma. "The Marshal's First Father's Day" is a bit of a western and it's hilarious! "No Horsing Around" was captivating and took a brutal turn for a moron. I honestly thought it would have ended poorly for her, but it didn't. Just Another Morning isn't just the title of the book, it's also a story in it. This story is about 9/11 and the fall of the towers. There is "The Chalice", a story about some of the flaws and irks of the Catholic church and their hypocrisy. It does have a really pleasant ending. I'm not going to add anymore about any other story, you'll just have to read the book to find out the rest.

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Just Another Day
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