Official Review: The Watchmaker’s Doctor
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Re: Official Review: The Watchmaker’s Doctor
I just came across a post about Steve Jobs who has been said to have stated that "time is too precious to live somebody else's life" that we need to be ourselves.
In this book's sampling I've just read, Mahatma Ghandi was quoted urging us "to live life fully like we're going to die tomorrow...and to learn like we're going to live forever."
I've got a third set of words to add to my list and that came from you when you said that "life should be lived and not survived."
I've just placed this book in my Want to Read list to perhaps encounter more.
Thank you for the words of wisdom and all in your review. May we all have what we really need to survive, learn and move on from our past, live our own lives to the fullest, and thrive.
"To err is human; to forgive, divine."-Alexander Pope
"Put GOD first; He'll bless your efforts with success."-Proverbs
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But the book do have some critics that i didn't support such as the point of poor education for fostering those who live any day in life as their last .In situation like this,such people may live life a type after reading the book and won't bother whether the life they are living is hurting others/the society as a whole.
On the other side of the coin, it can make good people to live good and be advantageous to the society.
In short, it is a two sided education bookin life.
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An intriguing concept; to have a chance to relive one's life. This has been the premise for a number of other books and Hollywood movies. But then, there are few, if any, original stories left.
What makes a story original are the characters, and their personal struggles. I think The Watchmaker's Doctor gives us a character we can care for in Anaya. Her struggle is one many of us can relate to.
If you are into time travel adventures and the great possibilities they offer then The Watchmaker's Doctor is a book you should read.
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