After Death Communications Books

"Final Farewells" reminded me too much of a college textbook. Although some of its parts remain somewhat interesting, most of it is just so coldly written. There really is nothing moving about the way the author writes.

I first read this book after my grandfather died several years ago and found it immensely informative and comforting. The book is extraordinarily well researched and written. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the subject matter.

This book is fiction. If not so we would know who killed Kenndy.

Dr. la Grand does a fine job of research,interviewing,and very sensibly explaining a complex subject area and I rank his book--Final Farewell as among the top four books that I have read, on after death communications and experiences. After reading 50 plus books I can say that he holds your attention and re-reading certain chapters are always reassuring to help calm the mind. His delivery of the facts and events are enough to make one a believer in after death visits. And after talking to him on the phone ,his sincerity is evident and interest and intent is outstanding. This is conveyed in his book via his writing style . A must book for your library and s great book to purchase and donate to your local hospice for the benefit of many others.

I'm skeptical about the messages in this booklet--especially since the writing style of the messages that are supposedly from various people is the same. Also for a 66 page booklet, the cover price is a little steep. Still, the book is entertaining and thought-provoking and will appeal to those who are searching for the answers to some of life's, and death's, big questions.

This book really opens up thoughts of possibilities. It was compelling reading for those of us who have lost dear ones and miss them terribly. I believe this is possible and it makes sense. Why not?
Love it...buying many for family and friends. Thanks Carol.