Essays on a man's life and philosophy. I enjoyed most of these, especially the one where he jogged through Crete, yelling "Squid". Others, not so much. ( )

He's back after about 10 years without a book. And it was worth the wait. The audio book read by the author is special. Robert Fulghum catches you with the story and the emotion in his voice. ( )

Robert Fulghum always makes me smiles since his "Kindergarten" book. His stories are lighthearted and motivational. In Fulghum's mind, life is (or could be) simple but beautiful. This book has similar overtones as his other books. ( )

Yawn...

A book of lessons for people that have never had a moment of self-reflection in their entire lives.This is the kind of book you find on the "Self-Help" shelf next to the magazines of your local Price Chopper.Or at the bottom of a box of books labeled "Christian" at your local Salvation Army.But it's neither self-help nor Christian. I don't really know what it is. Besides cheesy.

I saw this book in a bookstore once. Opened it and came to a chapter on Moab. Moab! I love Moab! What are the chances? I made a mental note to check it out in the future. And I did. When I saw it going for 90% off at a bookstore clearance sale.

It's not awful. I give the guy credit for being so genuinely happy with his life. For always looking at the glass as half full. His couple of travel stories weren't half bad. He did have one rather touching story on the meaning of life. But the other 200 pages were pathetic.

Don't bother unless you enjoy ABC Family dramas. ( )