Very enlightening observations and viewpoints from personal experiences..., 8 Oct 2008 By  D. Noble "LaRemnant" (FL, USA) - See all my reviews    There were times throughout the book that I laughed out loud... sometimes I just sat there and couldn't believe the words I was reading of incidents that took place and there were occasions that I was filled with hope in how beautiful life can really be if only we trusted and listened to that little voice within us that guides us towards paths of brighter light. Angie Grainger is a very spiritually beautiful woman. She has had trials and tribulations, which she has learned to understand, and use to her benefit throughout life's ups and downs. Angie's insight into her mystical relation towards the Native Americans who sadly died at Wounded Knee made me cry. The real beauty in her writing was not just within her direct experience and divine wisdom by observation and understanding things deeply (and as it evolved over and through time with her spiritual maturity)... the real beauty was the re-creative balance and healthy vibrancy in energy she peacefully displayed in this written testimony. I highly recommend this book. It will make you look at life with hope and will help open up your mind concerning spirit guidance. When we're open to it, our life will then open up into a whole new dimension of possibilities. I promise. :o)   A special search, January 8, 2008 By  Burt Kempner (Gainesville, Florida) - See all my reviews    I was enthralled with "Searching for Mooneyes." It's become a cliche to talk about books you can't put down, but in this case it's warranted. This is some of the most compulsive reading I've encountered in many a moon and I literally could not stop reading. Ms. Grainger undergoes many trials but emerges with her integrity, her appetite for life and, most important of all, her sense of humor intact. There are life lessons for us all here. I wouldn't have missed this journey for anything.