Official Review: Strong Heart by Charlie Sheldon

[N_R]

Thanks for the review, this seems like a very symbolic and well through-out plot. When an ending is abrupt, it can leave you feeling like you are hanging a bit, however, you seem to think it is minor compared to the rest of the novel.

[speedie]

I like your review. Although I would never use an audio book (too slow) I might recommend this book to a friend who can no longer read. The book does sound interesting. Thanks!

[SJSharks]

This seems like a fascinating book. I really can't wait to continue reading this one. The Indian legends, the scenery, and the characters all seem very captivating. I definitely want to know more about Sarah after the reading the official review.

[kemp1kor]

I love when I’m able to visualize the scenes in a book! This sounds like an interesting adventure.

[Julehart1]

It will be interesting to see how Sarah's relationship with her grandfather will develop. I'm curious to know what actually happens to Sarah when she disappears. I also like the Native American element in this story because I like learning about new cultures. It's too bad that the ending is apparently lacking, but still sounds like interesting read. Thanks for the review.

[BookishCreature]

This seems like a really interesting story! I love the beauty of the Pacific Northwest - I'm sure it's a great backdrop for a story of self-discovery like this. Thanks for the thoughtful review!

[Lg_99]

I might check this one out. I wonder what Sarah's story is and how it connects to the main plot. I would read it, though, not listen to it. I don't enjoy listening to audio books since it makes me feel uncomfortable for some reason. Thank you for the review.

[NL Hartje]

Lovely review! I used to do a ton of audiobooks when I was marathon training. This one seems to have a lot of imagery and spirit. Not enough fantasy for me, but the legends sound awesome!

[AA1495]

I'm glad that you liked the book overall, despite your issue with the ending. Thanks for the review.

[Anita_Gatson]

I'm not really much into outdoor adventures and definitely not a fan of expletives. Although there was an interesting piece referencing a character's ancestral background within the sample that I did find enjoyable.

[WillowStarSerenity]

Lovely review. I believe I started to read this book many months back. For some reason, I was unable to finish it at the time. I believe I own it so I can go back to it at any time. I don't know why I couldn't read it at the time. I do know that it wasn't because I wasn't interested. It seemed like a very nice book.

[jennyd2003]

I like this one so far. As Sarah learns about her family so do you. You form the bonds right along with her. Great review.

[Gods Monkey]

Based on this review, the book sounds interesting enough. However I wish the reviewer would have said more on why they felt the 8 day disappearance of Sarah seemed like it was much longer during her retelling of the time she was gone.

[banksoflily]

Interesting how there isn't much background for the characters - I find that when a personal connection can be drawn, I tend to enjoy the novel more. However, I'm glad that it wasn't a big problem for you, and being a big adventure/msytery fan, I'm excited to get into this!

[P0tt3ry]

Thank you for your thoughtful review. I listen to audiobooks when I work and on long drives. The narrator does make all the difference.