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This book is deceptive in its shortness, and one quick read can leave the reader wondering, "does this really apply to me?" The short answer is yes, it does, but it takes a careful second read, and perhaps a third or fourth, to appreciate all that Life after Life has to offer. It's one of those rare books that uncovers more hidden secrets with each reading.

The author, as did I, gained his life's direction from his mother, a joyful, intellectual, doctor well appreciative of life's richness. His father, on the other hand, was a little-caring materialist, who measured everything in life by how much money it could bring. Unfortunately, the author's mother died young, as mine also did, when he was just a teenager, leaving him to deal with his materialistic father, with whom he couldn't resonate, but he carried on with his chosen direction in life, the purest expression of which was to write.

While his father regarded this ambition as wasteful, "Life after Life" testifies otherwise. Setting down his thoughts has allowed the author to explore the true sources of joy and fulfillment in life. In its short scope, this book speaks of the immense rewards to be gained from being self-directed, from coming to appreciate, in short, what life actually has to offer to those who are sensible enough to look beyond the standards that other people set for us. Most highly recommended.


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Life after Life edition by Boyko Ovcharov Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I wanted to give a five star review of this book at the end of the first chapter. I was touched by how Boyko wrote of his mother. I remembered my mother vividly and thought of how fortunate I was to have her as my mother.

But, there was more to this book as I read on. By the end of the book, I was thinking that if everyone on this planet would read this book, it would have an impact on the way the population of the world could get along. People of the world could find friendship as the common link rather than be focused on differences created by politicians that want us to follow their agendas blindly.

This book helped me look into the eyes of others and see the desire to care and love rather than hate. I am grateful that Boyko Ovcharov wrote this book for me, and hopefully you as well.

If you have read this far, then buy the book, it is a story that the world needs to grasp.
Concise, pleasant and straight to the point. In a very polite and intelligent way, the author has chosen to share with us the most important events in his life so far, good and bad. The people and happenings that transformed his life. As I met for the first time a different definition of the ‘afterlife’ I am quoting the author so you can understand his view on this “...we should be positive and forget about the ‘bad’, especially after learning our life lessons. That is what normal people say. That is in fact ‘life after life’. All things change, so does life itself.”
Hence, I recommend to everyone, I included, to take our time, look back, reflect and reevaluate certain life situations. Enjoy our life in the moment or while it continues changing!
"I wanted to be sensible, wise, and successful in life overall".

There is something very tender and special about Boyko Ovcharov. I've been noticing him - a mensch of a human being on Goodreads -( his kindness and intelligence especially), for sometime and have wanted to know this guy a little deeper. He does not know this. I hope I'm not embarrassing him or myself if he happens to read this review. -- so, I downloaded both of his books - and read them.

His book - "Wandering Feelings" was sooooo beautiful. I'll review that after this one.

In 'Life after Life".....a story about Real-life Transformations... I want to underline the word "REAL". -- It's a beautiful story about Boyko....and his own inner transformations. It's very real from his heart.....and moving!
I'm glad I read this book 'after' first reading "Wandering Feelings"... but they could be read in either order. They are lovely companions together.

Both books are only 99 cents each on --a treat to read.

Boyko shares wisdom without being preachy. It's real' for him that as human beings we are all connected. His happiness and love for life isn't a hype -- but rather a sincere ability to accept things as they are. In order to do that -- he's a committed 'student-of-life'. He works hard - values education, studies the sciences, arts, literature, etc. with much respect for our natural environment. And he deeply values love, friendships, and family.
He has transformed his inner critical voice...not allowing it to dominate the real treasures all around us.
A teacher...a writer... and just a wonderful guy, I love how he expresses himself through his writing.

Boyko writes about his mother - WOW......It's so wonderful, it might give all son's a bad name. lol .. Kidding!!!!! I can't figure out who I love more.....the mother --( I wish I knew her myself), or Boyko.

I simply enjoyed reading both of Boyko's books!

Elyse Jody
Life After Life” by author Boyko Ovcharov is a relatively short book but with a very powerful message. It is indeed as Boyko notes in the introduction, “a guide to and through life” that helps us understand the importance of putting together negative and positive experiences in our lives for our best interest and strength.

Boyko describes his wonderful and loving mother who was a medical doctor who encouraged the very best instincts in him to love and appreciate science and learning. Very sadly, she dies at a very young age when he is only a teenager.

This leaves him with a fiendish biological father who “was not happy to have me as a son.” The story then goes on to entail the rest of Boyko’s life where he excels as a student and finds true love “despite the bad wishes of my father and sister who were jealous all the way and all the time.”

I truly enjoyed reading this book. It is a very valuable, uplifting and informative read. Don’t miss it. 5 Stars!!
This book is deceptive in its shortness, and one quick read can leave the reader wondering, "does this really apply to me?" The short answer is yes, it does, but it takes a careful second read, and perhaps a third or fourth, to appreciate all that Life after Life has to offer. It's one of those rare books that uncovers more hidden secrets with each reading.

The author, as did I, gained his life's direction from his mother, a joyful, intellectual, doctor well appreciative of life's richness. His father, on the other hand, was a little-caring materialist, who measured everything in life by how much money it could bring. Unfortunately, the author's mother died young, as mine also did, when he was just a teenager, leaving him to deal with his materialistic father, with whom he couldn't resonate, but he carried on with his chosen direction in life, the purest expression of which was to write.

While his father regarded this ambition as wasteful, "Life after Life" testifies otherwise. Setting down his thoughts has allowed the author to explore the true sources of joy and fulfillment in life. In its short scope, this book speaks of the immense rewards to be gained from being self-directed, from coming to appreciate, in short, what life actually has to offer to those who are sensible enough to look beyond the standards that other people set for us. Most highly recommended.