First
of all I must say that the illustrations in this book are absolutely
delightful. They set the mood for the book. The authors mention that
they were in high school in the early 2000s, but they are truly old
souls, both in their writing voices and in their world view. While
they refer to some Eastern religions, a mending life also fits into
the Christian view of intrinsic value and restoration.
This
book is as much about philosophy and a way of life as it is an
instruction manual. The authors give step-by-step instructions for a
variety of ways to mend different types of fabrics with different
uses. The instructions seem clear, but I have not as of yet attempted
to put them into use. I would recommend this book to young and senior
adults, and everyone in-between. I am grateful to have received a
copy from Sasquatch Books via NetGalley in exchange for my honest
opinion. I was under no obligation to give a positive review and
received no monetary compensation.
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