No Experts Needed
The Meaning of Life According to You!
by Louise Lewis
After being
laid off from her job, in her forties, and with no writing experience,
Lewis did something most of us would not attempt to do: she wrote
a book. Based on the one question people in their forties begin
to ask themselves, she asked close friends as well as random strangers
to answer the question based on their own perceptions. No Experts
Needed The Meaning of Life According to You! is a compilation
of the answers she received. And there are many unique answers.
If author Louise
Lewis had asked me what is the meaning of life, I would have to
say it is taking lemons and making lemonade. That is surely what
Lewis did when she wrote her book. No Experts Needed has
given new interest to an otherwise meaningless philosophic question:“What
is the Meaning of Life?”
Although the
question is thought-provoking, the book does repeat the obvious
again and again. I found it rather simplistic in its presentation
and little monotonous, but I laughed at, disagreed with, and pondered
some of the thought-provoking answers she received. I think this
book will reassure people who have often thought about the meaning
of life, and others it will inspire. And for the rest, it will simply
feed their curiosity. You have to applaud Lewis' initiative |
The
Book |
iUniverse, Inc. |
May 27, 2007 |
Non-fiction |
10: 0595429718 |
Paperback |
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Excerpt |
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The
Reviewer |
Nicole
Merritt |
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