Book Review: "Ambassador For Spirit" by Rita Haworth

Kindle Unlimited:
Paperback:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5 stars

All the books I've read and reviewed recently have started in the same way and that is by me explaining that the books all start off with the full trolley-load of 5 stars and that I'm always hopeful that they will all be stuck firmly in place when I close the back cover.  I also say that I always explain my reason for knocking off each star - it doesn't just vanish for no reason.  The most common reason for me knocking off a star is for copyright or Trademark infringement... there's been one book so far that I've replaced the star thanks to a magical little sentence right at the back of the book - it's only happened once so far but I'm more than prepared to do it again if I read that special sentence either at the front or back of the book.

One of my usually pretty guarded secrets is that I've got an interest in the spirit world and since becoming a young Yule widow last year, that's become even more important to me than ever before.  I said on my blog very recently that my blog readers would be finding out some secrets about me, based on my current TBR pile - this is the first one.

Let's get going shall we?

This should be a pretty quick read 'cos it's only 93 pages long, apparently, so I'll make a start on it now and finish it after my bath this afternoon.

The first chapter was good 'cos it gave a kinda background introduction to the author and where she was in her life when she first started discovering her abilities... still 5 stars so far, thankfully.

Chapter two has got me a bit emotional for some reason, but I haven't got a clue why!  I'm gonna stop reading there so that I don't answer the door to my carer in floods of tears lol

I've just spotted that it's 126 pages instead of 93 so it's longer than I thought, but that's OK 'cos my Kindle is telling me it's just over 2 hours reading for me, so I should hopefully be able to get it finished and reviewed in plenty of time before I head to bed tonight.

I was wrong about not reading chapter three 'cos I've just finished reading it lol  I really *am* gonna stop reading now though 'cos my carer could turn up at any second lol

Back from my bath now and this review is already too long so, like with the vast majority of other books, I won't comment on every chapter any more.

Chapter 9 was beautiful in soo many ways!  No spoilers, but that chapter has given me a message in a round about way too, which I will always be greatful for.

After reading chapter 11 and now seeing the exercises at the back, it's almost like I've been drawn to pick up this book today... almost as a message from my late hubby or even my twins?

Just finished reading the book and it's sooo hard to describe how I'm feeling now... it's like the author has been sitting next to me and talking to me through her words and I now feel lighter and more positive than I have for many years... is this the start of my next journey down the cobbled streets of my life?  Have all my hardships in life been lessons bringing me to this point?  Is this how spiritual enlightenment feels?  I feel more prepared than ever before to meet whatever tomorrow brings now and it's all thanks to this book.