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This was a sweet story of generations and how they came together and helped each other heal. Such a great story line and uplifting all the while.

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The Wooden Way helps us leave a world of chaos to a simpler place that we can have more control over. It helps us make decisions based on proven principles of living a life of purpose. The stories give the book a personal touch that makes for easy listening and great learning. Well done Lynn..

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If you’re looking for a list of tactics and how they make one feel, thus is that book. If you’re hoping for responses, behaviors or advice on how to address this, you won’t find it here.

I really liked how she described in detail what boundaries are, and what it looks like if people don’t care about our boundaries. I needed that!

Loved the story. just wish the narrator didn’t sound so nasal. that was annoying.

Chapter 1 is good. After that, not so good. Repetitious. Ending is disappointing. Too slow.

This was a very beautiful story. I loved every minute of it, it never grew boring or stale. It was spiritually encouraging and a beautiful reminder of God’s ever-present grace. It brought me to tears.

The reader captured Julie Gottman’s personality so well that it felt like Julie read it to me. What a personal and private gift Julie shared with those of us who honor relationships as couples therapists. -Dr. Ali Dubin

I liked the novel, its structure and the unfolding of secrets that carry the narrative. I also was pleased by the lack of cliches.As a lapsed catholic, I had a bit too much of god teachings and scripture quotes.Nevertheless, the skills of Ms. Lynn as a novelist impressed me. I recommend this book.