The Soul of Anne Klane

By Terrel Miedaner

Book Overview

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B001O5YM3Q
• Release Date: January 1977
• Publisher: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, Inc.
• Weight: 0.66 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Amazing.

It may be hard for you to find a print of this book, but if you do buy it. It is very good. I read in Portuguese some years ago and wanted to read in English (original). It is a pity that is out of market. Fatima

a book as rare as the author

A subject worth hours of debate. The existance of the soul, the preservation of the spirit after physical death, or the value of physical life that lacks a soul. The author offers us a compelling story of a loving father who believes his daughter has lost her soul, therefor, her purpose to be alive. The dialoge of the story promotes many provoking 'soul searching' thoughts that will stay with you long after you've finished reading Annas story.

Great impact on my life

I first bought this book off a dimestore clearance rack at age 10 in the late '70's. I have read it many , many times and I believe that it helped to open up the path for a lifelong awareness of my soul. While I have never attempted the complete separation of body and spirit that young Anna has achieved, I have grown into a person who believes that all things have a purpose and that there is something more after physical death. That outlook has given me great comfort when I have grieved the loss of another person and/or contemplated my own inevitable demise.

Very intelligent, still relevant after 21 years

Very intelligently written, subject matter. Restored my hope that not all kids are mindless TV addicts. Sustained my belief that the courts should stay out of our private lives.