Eileen G. (dulcimerlady) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 334 more book reviews
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Terrific, fortuitous, magical friendship that arose between Joan Erikson (90+) and Joan Anderson (51) - highly readable and engaging. Life stages are personal as well as the universal in this book.
Mary W. (tammitwo) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 72 more book reviews
Wonderful uplifting and so good for middleage ladies.
Helen B. (hmbeesley) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 63 more book reviews
Amazing. Can't wait to read her other books. A great book to devour while sipping tea!
Gloria C. (Gloria) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 39 more book reviews
A friendship between kindred souls who were there for each other during several life changing years.
Elizabeth B. (morningstarfarms) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 4 more book reviews
A truly enjoyable book..It is about the wisdom from Joan Erickson, that the author seems to take up like a sponge. Anderson's other books are a disappointment, because there are no new insights, just her struggle to find herself and deal with a marriage she obviously does not want to be in.
Lin G. (LinG) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 203 more book reviews
Recommended. Somewhat romanticized story of the writer's real-life friendship with a remarkable elderly woman writer and thinker. The older Joan participated in her's famous husband's ground-breaking work in psychology. Thoughtful and thought-provoking. Short and light.
Ginger G. (gingersnap) reviewed A Walk on the Beach : Tales of Wisdom From an Unconventional Woman on + 8 more book reviews
This is a genuine good story of a real life friendship
Between 2 women that encourages one to think about life as an adventure to explore and enjoy each day and accept whatever happens to part of the "shaping" of your character
Between 2 women that encourages one to think about life as an adventure to explore and enjoy each day and accept whatever happens to part of the "shaping" of your character
