Review of All You'll Never Be (Audible Edition)

[Nichol Lee Jackson]

[Following is a volunteer review of "All You'll Never Be (Audible Edition)" by E L Neve.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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All You'll Never Be Because of Who You Are by E. L. Neve is a calm, short meditation on human confusion and identity crisis. The Audible version has musical interludes instead of illustrations. The author narrates her own book. Apparently, she also illustrated it. It is only four pages. It could be intended for a very young audience or a very old audience. There are no words to check for typos or grammatical errors to mention. There is no profanity being used.

The forest of five thoughts begins with your passion or meaning of life. The end is another beginning. The second chapter explores being at peace vs. the torment of envy and regret. The third chapter allows us to create plans that in our own eyes will lead to happiness. The fourth chapter tells us to be prepared when it all goes wrong. The fifth chapter regards the streams of life. Whether you go with the flow or fight the current, they are there for you to celebrate. Each one is unique.

The section "About the Author" is nicely short. She includes a hint of her heritage and her trip overseas to America. "Her books are her friends" is her attitude. It is a brief look into how reflecting on "the forest of five thoughts" to act with wisdom and courage can set us apart from others still fighting with the current.

I gave it four stars out of five stars. The basic principles are solid but being so short it would be better to use them for an introduction and apply them to more specific people with more specific problems. No one can completely cancel out the stress and reality of the world of chaos. Having an accent does not mean your opinion is more important or your directions are more true. It is hard to do a review without spoilers.

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All You'll Never Be (Audible Edition)
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