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This is a wonderful introduction to the concept of reincarnation, in story form. If you struggled through "Cloud Atlas," try this book for easier tracking of the characters from life to life.

Weyn is a bit short on explanations for the how and why (most are), but she captures the momentum of consecutive incarnations very well, and she makes it enjoyable to read. I plan to add it to my Resources page in my upcoming nonfiction book about reincarnation, especially for those who've not explored the subject much. It's also quick to read, being aimed at a younger audience.

If you do read it, place these characters in the category of younger souls, who therefore do not spend much time in the higher worlds before reincarnating. They demonstrate what I would term the "slow method" of working out karma and achieving personal growth, unlike the character in my novel, *Cosmic Dancer,* who exhibits the fast-moving traits of an older soul who's been through many such lives and spends a considerably longer period of study and preparation in beautiful spiritual worlds before reincarnating.

I missed that element in Weyn's book, but on the other hand, I admire her fortitude and attention to detail in "documenting" how the polarity relationship forms between her two main characters, using a clever visual/tangible link and an understanding of their magnetic, energetic connection, which brings them inevitably back together, along with others who've interacted in their lives. The story moves swiftly, so the pay-offs come sooner. I enjoyed it.

I was surprised to find grammatical errors in a book published by Scholastic, however, since their market has been traditionally school children. But sloppy editing is sadly not uncommon these days. (I always immediately make typos when I complain about others' poor editing, so bear with me if you've found them here. Humility.)


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Reincarnation Suzanne Weyn 9780545013239 Books Reviews

very good book
I read this book in highschool and fell in love with it. The book was on good condition.
This book kept my interest. Love the ending.
i read this book when i was in highschool , ive been wanting it to add to my collection of books , so glad it came in no compaints!
This is one of those classic boy-meets-girl love stories with a great twist with each death, they're reincarnated into another life, into another era, and fall in love all over again...before tragedy separates them, in which the cycle is repeated again. It brings to home a very wonderful theme love is stronger than death.
This book is about two soulmates who have met up over the ages. It starts you off with the Stone Age and the you are taken to Egypt and so on. The story does not spend an entire chapter on one sectione, for example there are letters about going to visit South America and so on. Some times it becomes confusing because you have to adapt to a new name and setting for each chapter but there are key elements that inform you of who the characters are (ex. limps, addictions, fears, etc.). You also need to be aware that some letters or side notes are about other characters in the story.
I know it may all seem confusing now but once you read it you won't regret it. The story is captivating and romantic. It also contains historical information throughout, which is one of my favorite types of fiction. The characters are unique. I would recommend this book for 7th grade and up. I do not have an limit on what age it may not appeal to because I know I still read books from the independent reader section. )

If you like this book you may also like the book The Soulmate by L. G. Smith which is in the series Nightworld but you do not have to read the series to understand the book.
Hoping for another My Name Is Memory (by Anne Brashares), I didn't get into Reincarnation as easily. I found it somewhat difficult to follow. But my 15-year old niece loved it. Books, like movies and so many other things, are a question of personal taste... and reviews are just that personal reviews.
This is a wonderful introduction to the concept of reincarnation, in story form. If you struggled through "Cloud Atlas," try this book for easier tracking of the characters from life to life.

Weyn is a bit short on explanations for the how and why (most are), but she captures the momentum of consecutive incarnations very well, and she makes it enjoyable to read. I plan to add it to my Resources page in my upcoming nonfiction book about reincarnation, especially for those who've not explored the subject much. It's also quick to read, being aimed at a younger audience.

If you do read it, place these characters in the category of younger souls, who therefore do not spend much time in the higher worlds before reincarnating. They demonstrate what I would term the "slow method" of working out karma and achieving personal growth, unlike the character in my novel, *Cosmic Dancer,* who exhibits the fast-moving traits of an older soul who's been through many such lives and spends a considerably longer period of study and preparation in beautiful spiritual worlds before reincarnating.

I missed that element in Weyn's book, but on the other hand, I admire her fortitude and attention to detail in "documenting" how the polarity relationship forms between her two main characters, using a clever visual/tangible link and an understanding of their magnetic, energetic connection, which brings them inevitably back together, along with others who've interacted in their lives. The story moves swiftly, so the pay-offs come sooner. I enjoyed it.

I was surprised to find grammatical errors in a book published by Scholastic, however, since their market has been traditionally school children. But sloppy editing is sadly not uncommon these days. (I always immediately make typos when I complain about others' poor editing, so bear with me if you've found them here. Humility.)