Reseña del libro "Letters To And From Heidi (MEIN SCHATZ.) (en Inglés)"
The book is about Heidi and Me. I fell in love with her, we had met on the computer, which might sound very odd, but as the reader begins to read the story. It somehow makes sense. The book begins in my childhood, and Heidi's childhood, until we reach teenage years too adult. It is about our mini Biography growing up, and remembering the childhood years 'till the present. This book is filled with many mixed emotions, from funny moments to sad moments. It deals with illness and how we coped with illness. It has family life, and how we were brought up as kids how we deal with adult life. The book also touches base on what I went through in my illness, and what Heidi went through in her illness. It shows how we coped with our cards we were dealt with, how we played them. If the reader read Biographies of un famous people like us. Then the reader will like this book. This book deals with life, and death how we deal with our pain, and loss, how hard is it to lose someone dear to us, and how we cope later in our years. What it means to be human and want to wake up for another day of shadows not clearly known. What it means to carry on in life. This book deals in tragedies, and overcoming them somehow. In the beginning the book is fun. Then it becomes more serious, and reaching adulthood it becomes realities of pain, and suffering, and youth has its good times. Adulthood has bad times. Living with illness, Me, and Heidi as adults had some good times, but it was a struggle to enjoy our cards that were dealt to us. I love Heidi with all my heart she is so courageous even if she fears death, she would still make light of it, and laughs about it. Heidi has always been a very strong woman. I admire everything she had accomplished in her life. As we read about childhood to adulthood. We see many differences between living as a female, growing up, and living as a male becoming older. It is very funny with all our differences. Girls will be girls, boys will be boys. I don't believe that living in different Countries make growing up for kids, or adults to be so much different after all we go to jail if we break the law, or get executed. A criminal will always be a criminal, and a nice person will always be considered nice in any Country. This book is true events which occurred in Heidi's life remembered, and my life remembered. Medications Heidi took, and medications I took never seemed to work out with no clear cure, for both of us. It was just medicine to take, and side effects to deal with. Heidi's best medicine, and my best medicine, communicating with one another. I have not checked bookstores, or the internet for biographies out there to compare our book too. There may indeed have other books similar. Most biographies are from the rich, and famous tons of them. No regular people make much waves in society. To the reader who has read until this point I say Thank You. Joe .E Amaral
