Grace of the Monarchs & Her Miraculous Journey

De: G.H. Babagilo

Narrado por: Susan Fouche

Escape the rat race! Awaken the butterfly within!

You are about to embark on a miraculous journey. You need no baggage, no heavy backpack, not even a walking stick. On this journey, you will travel light.

Like many of us, Grace lives in the midst of a hectic rat race. On the surface, she seems to do well: She lives in a beautiful home, drives a luxurious car, and has a promising career in the most prestigious law firm in Toronto. But inside, Grace is dying.

Recent tragic events bundled with years of pressure to achieve, impress, and be recognized have taken their toll. Her once genuine smile is now forced. Even the fastest rat eventually gets tired. Just when she’s at the end of her rope, Grace meets something she didn’t expect...a light rider! A master of change! A monarch butterfly of fall, ready to embark on the most miraculous of all journeys. Grace’s life is about to change forever!

This book will spark the fire of change within you. Wake up, butterfly! Wake up! Burst free of your limited shell and emerge with your butterfly wings. The world around you is filled with color and light. Flap your golden wings. Fly, and you shall see for yourself.

©2015 Guy Hazan (P)2020 Guy Hazan

Evoking and soulful

I love a book that makes me want to read it a second time, even before I'm finished with it the first time. There's so much in this book to keep you thinking about it after you set it down and wanting to return to it again and again for inspiration. Truly beautiful storytelling that kept me captivated and immersed the entire time. The narrator's voice on the audiobook version is perfect for creating the magical realm of the monarchs. I will never look at a monarch butterfly the same again.

Great adventure

I really enjoyed getting swept up in Grace's wonderful journey. A fun and eye-opening experience.

A Great Journey

I really enjoyed the first half of the book exploring Grace's journey and challenges, her revelations and shifts. It was exciting to see her challenge herself.

The narrator did her best with different voices. Yet at times I thought her tone of voice and how she expressed the words of some of the characters left something to be desired ( the wizard, the preacher ) harsh and authoritative vs teacher drawing in the student or speaking with love

It was a delightful romantic novel. It would be cool if this could be a made into a movie.