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Amazon and Barnes and Noble Customer Reviews
8/23/2003 6:04:03 AM


The following are reviews from Amazon and Barnes and Noble customers.

AMAZON REVIEWS

A viewer from Columbus, Ohio writes:

River of Memories is an excellent book for all people of all ages.  It really allows the reader to understand the way everyday life was in Appalachia.  It reminds us of the importance of family, friends, hard work, and God's influence.  It brings out the best of a time that has passed but will never be forgotten.

Reviewer:  Anita C. Adkins from West Virginia says:

Mr. Thompson's is a wonderful tale of a young man growing up in rural America.  It tells of a wonderful childhood filled with loving memories that add up to the formation of an interesting individual and family that everyone would enjoy getting to know.  If everyone could only be so lucky as to know someone like this, it would improve the world as a whole.

BARNES AND NOBLE REVIEWS

David L. Thompson's River of Memories:  An Appalachian Boyhood is an excellent book for men and women of all ages.  It is honestly one of the best books that I have ever read.  Through his own memories, the author reveals the true Appalachian way of life that no longer exists.  He reminds us of the importance of family, friends, and faith in God.  This is one of those books that does something wonderful for the soul and reveals many life lessons as well.

Another reviewer writes:

In order for us to truly understand ourselves, we must look to our heritage.  As Mr. Thompson recalls to his readers the vivid memories of an Appalachian childhood, he entangles them with the warmth of the heritage that may someday be forgotten.  This work will possibly answer many questions of future generations who may ask, "What is Appalachia?"



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