Randy Kadish

Update on December 10, 2013: The author states that a corrected format has been uploaded. I will give this another try at reading, and if the formatting errors are corrected, I will give this a full review.

I wanted to like and enjoy this book, but far too many words rantogether (as demonstrated). Too many sentences that had no spacing between them.

This could be a very good book, and one I would love to finish, but only if it receives extensive edits. From an editor. There are many freelance editors with reasonable rates. ( )
… (altro)

A story of two women and how a day on the river helped them to come to grips with what life had thrown at them and in their own ways they learned how to go on and face the rest of their lives. There is a spirituality in a river that if one slows down and lets it overcome all of their daily cares, it will soothe and comfort a person. That is what the grandmother knew and was on the river alone to achieve, and her granddaughter in her search for her found that comfort and was able to overcome any doubts that had been bothering her and she learned that becoming “famous” (in the eyes of the world) was not all that it was cracked up to be. With fly fishing you must become observant and alert to what is going on around you and on the river. That is the lesson that the young girl learns. Sometimes we must pass up those holes that we want to fish to achieve our goals.

A very interesting a good read.… (altro)