Summaries and Customer Reviews are supplied by Amazon.com

Twenty-three beautiful feathered beings, frequently seen nestling in the Master's arms, brings Her endless joy. She is often moved by their words and actions and is greatly inspired by them as well. Master Ching Hai pleasantly surprises the reader by revealing that inside these God s creations are very highly developed souls whose love know no boundaries.

Each bird comes with an inimitable life history and possesses its very own quirky personality. Some of them have had sad past making one s heart ache. Nevertheless, their funny antics will surely entertain and put smiles on faces, just the way they do to their beloved Mom. Supreme Master Ching Hai demonstrates in this work of love, the tenderest love a human can have for other creatures. Moreover, She shows how deeply animals can feel and that when one peers into their emotions a wide spectrum of feelings emerge.

Master says: "I wish we could all understand others like birds, and treat them as we would ourselves...Their companion and friends mean a lot to them, sometimes as life itself, their loyalty is so incredible! They suffer loss and sorrow much like we do." All who have birds should consider their feeling and have respect for their dignity and love."

These two hundred seventy pages of wonderful pictures and stories walk you to a world graced by beautiful birds and inspire to understand their lives and wide range of thoughts and emotions.

Average Customer Rating:

Do animals have a soul? Are they capable of love?	Customer Rating:
Have you ever wondered if animals have a soul? If you could speak and understand their language, what would they say? If you could hear their heart beats in harmony with the universe, would it change your life forever? Check out the full review at: http://www.bookstove.com/Drama/The-Birds-in-my-Life-A-Review.308891

I believe the 5 star reviews are fake!

Customer Rating:

The Birds in My Life This book was a major disappointment. Thank goodness I got it for only 0.75 on half.com. The photos are taken by an amateur, and some are out of focus. The birds are Photoshopped into a natural environment. The text is minimal, and is poorly written. An example of an entire page: I am not afraid of any height Here you can see me hanging upside I want to see the blue Heaven That ~ my original nature~ reminds This has taught me to be very wary of the "ratings" on Amazon. All of the reviewers that gave it 5 stars only had her other books (which are all self-published) listed in "see all my reviews". Of course, they all received 5 stars, also! For someone that has supposedly attained "Perfect Enlightenment", she seems to have no problems misleading the public. Interestingly enough, on Wikipedia, one of her directives is "to not speak that which is untrue." I hope this will help other readers avoid this author and be wary of uniformly glowing reviews.

bad photos, bad writing, bad fonts

Customer Rating:

* This book features the some of worst fonts in existence: curls, papyrus, and more. * On one page there is a photoshopped image of a bird wearing an elegant fur coat. * Here's a writing sample: "I might look scary But I am no witchy I am all loving sweet All dovey sugar honey!" If you are between the ages of 10 and 80 you will be unable to have any response to this book aside from laughing at it. I actually thought it was joke when I first saw it, but apparently a lot of people have bought it on Amazon. This book is in my possession because a coworker got it for free and left it on the coffee table for someone else to take. I'm currently trying to figure out if I should save it for a gag gift, leave it in a friend's house for them to discover, or just throw it in the trash.

The book for all generations!	Customer Rating:
I'm thrilled that my neighbors love this book. The kids just love the birds! And my older friends love it when they received in Christmas.

the birds in my life	Customer Rating:
It's such a lively and vivid portrayal into the bird "characters" that I feel they are my true great friends. The author has successfully conveyed her love for these birds to her readers and made them a part of their lives.