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Kim Malchuk's Tasting Rain Reviewed By Maria Savva Of Bookpleasures.com
- By Maria Savva
- Published April 5, 2011
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Maria Savva
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Author: Kim Malchuk
ISBN: 978-1-926718-06-4
Publisher:
Forever Books
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Reading ‘Tasting Rain’ is like sitting
down with your best friend and having a good old gossip about life.
This is a very honest and ‘from the heart’ memoir. I often found
myself engrossed in Kim Malchuk’s story, and there are many thought
provoking passages in the book. It’s a moving, spiritual, and
passionate story about Kim’s life, heartbreaking at times.
Kim Malchuk is a survivor, and her story will give hope to many
people who may be suffering the loss of a partner or facing any other
problem in their life that seems insurmountable.
Although I did
not agree with all of Kim’s philosophies about life, I found her
story inspirational; she is a woman who has faced many struggles in
life, but has come out of it all smiling and positive. She is
definitely a shining example of a positive thinker who faces life’s
hurdles with courage. The message in this book is that anyone
can change the direction of their life by changing the way they think
about things. ‘Tasting Rain’ explains how when individuals
go through any type of trauma or dramatic change in their life, they
too will change in some way. Kim’s message is that we should
embrace the change and use it as a life lesson. Her story shows
that sometimes it’s better for us to go back to basics and live a
simpler life instead of complicating it for ourselves and then
perhaps missing out on many wonderful experiences.
Kim began
writing journals as a way of dealing with her pain and expressing her
feelings about her husband’s battle with cancer, and she later used
those journals to write her memoir in an attempt to help others.
It’s an interesting read. I would recommend it to anyone who likes
reading memoirs, and anyone who feels that their life lacks purpose
or direction. Kim’s belief is that dreams can come true, and
she relates examples from her own life to prove the point. This
is one woman’s story of love, loss, acceptance, and survival.
Ultimately, Kim’s book reminds us that we are in control of our
lives to the extent that we can make choices about how we deal with
different situations, and we can decide how we move forward.
This book is one of those books that leaves you with a very positive
feeling at the end. Well worth reading.