Across Time and Death
9 journalers for this copy...
This is a remarkable story, apparently a true story, too, fantastic as it seems. Although the writing style isn't always the best, I still found myself unable to put it down. Jenny Cockell has done exhaustive research to prove her facts and indeed, it seems difficult to refute them. I can't even imagine what it must have felt like for her to reach the end of this story and the kind of satisfaction the knowledge must have brought her.
I am sending this off as a surprise to a bookcrosser who has an interest in *synchronicity*. I hope you like this book, lakelady!
I am sending this off as a surprise to a bookcrosser who has an interest in *synchronicity*. I hope you like this book, lakelady!
Journal Entry 2 by lakelady2282 from Lake Macquarie, New South Wales Australia on Sunday, March 20, 2005
Thank you so much Jessibud. You must be physic. I read about this book about a week ago and was thinking, gee that sounds interesting. Also I was startng to wonder what books I would take away on my trip to Tasmania on Wednesday. I thought one or two bookrings would have arrived by now and they haven't, leaving me just two heavy library books which I particularly didn't want to take, so your RABCK was perfect timing. Thank you so much. I'm really looking forward to reading it. It was such a lovely surprise.
best wishes
Debbie
best wishes
Debbie
Journal Entry 3 by lakelady2282 from Lake Macquarie, New South Wales Australia on Monday, March 21, 2005
Just been wondering if this is a perfect example of synchronicity. Perhaps I was thinking about the book just when you were buying it? I am also wondering if this may help with my novel. It often happens in my writing that a book I need (or sometimes don't even know at the time that I need) suddenly comes my way. I will keep you informed....
Journal Entry 4 by lakelady2282 from Lake Macquarie, New South Wales Australia on Tuesday, March 29, 2005
I really enjoyed this book and found it fascinating. Thank you so much Jessibud. I am now quite excited about reading more like it if possible. I am going to offer it as a bookring.From the back cover:
For as long as he could remember, Jenny Cockell had known that she had lived before as Mary Sutton, a young Irishwoman who had died over twenty years before Jenny was born. Her constant dream-memory was of Mary dying, alone and desperately worried about what would happen to the eight young children she was leaving behind. When at last her own children were born, Jenny finally acknowledged that she needed to find out what had happened to her lost family.
amberC - NT - read
puppymummy - Melbourne - read
Sabavana - Sydney - read
Loopylou127 - New South Wales - read
bookfairy65 - Yass - the book is here!
Released 19 yrs ago (4/28/2005 UTC) at
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to amberC
to amberC
received in the mail today
an interesting story. I'm not sure it has convinced me about reincarnation, but it has given me something to think about. not such a quick read as you would expect from the slimness of the book.
off to puppymummy this afternoon.
off to puppymummy this afternoon.
Arrived safely, behind a couple of others on the TBR pile but hopefully I can get to it soon.
I don't think I was supposed to read this yet, but it looked thin so I bumped it ahead a bit. Certainly not the best-written story I have ever read, but the subject matter was fascinating and has made me think differently about a few things. I really appreciate having the opportunity to read this one, thanks to jessibud and lakelady2282!
I was trying to be all clever and put a link in my journal entry, and I stuffed up :-)
Here's what I meant to say:
Received safely from puppymummy - thanks! I've read another of Jenny Cockell's books on this subject (journal entry here) and it seems this book was written first as it was reference several times, and I had no idea what she was talking about! Looking forward to this one :-)
Here's what I meant to say:
Received safely from puppymummy - thanks! I've read another of Jenny Cockell's books on this subject (journal entry here) and it seems this book was written first as it was reference several times, and I had no idea what she was talking about! Looking forward to this one :-)
A fascinating story. I'm intrigued by past lives, and how they would 'connect' with our current life. Jenny does an amazing job of tracing her past life children, even though there was the huge risk that firstly they wouldn't exist, secondly she couldn't find them, and most of all that they wouldn't want contact with her.
I did wonder though about her current life family - she seems to have been quite obsessed by her search for a number of years, if I were her family I would feel quite jealous about that, but that's just me!
Thankyou lakelady2282 for Ringing this, will send on to Loopylou127 next week.
I did wonder though about her current life family - she seems to have been quite obsessed by her search for a number of years, if I were her family I would feel quite jealous about that, but that's just me!
Thankyou lakelady2282 for Ringing this, will send on to Loopylou127 next week.
Journal Entry 12 by Loopylou127 from Hassall Grove, New South Wales Australia on Friday, July 29, 2005
OK Consider this a double entry :0) It arrived safely and I managed to read this within two week (that a record for me) It found me at a time without a book and a couple of quiet afternoons. I found it very easy reading she has such patience I don't know if I could have waited so long - I think I would have gone for more hypnosis to find more info at less cost. I'll get this out as soon as I confirm the next address. Thanks Sabvana for posting and Lakelady for the oppertunity.
Journal Entry 13 by Loopylou127 from Hassall Grove, New South Wales Australia on Thursday, August 18, 2005
I now have the address and will be sending this out on Saturday
I received this book this morning and am really looking forward to reading it. I will get to it as soon as I've finished the book I'm currently reading. Thanks to all who have held this book before me for passing it along.
WOW! This is an amazing story. I cannot believe that Jenny was so certain about her dreams and memories that she felt the need to find her children from her previous life. What a determined woman she is.
I really enjoyed reading this book and am stunned by it. Thanks for the opportunity to read it lakelady. I will send it back to you when I confirm your address.
I really enjoyed reading this book and am stunned by it. Thanks for the opportunity to read it lakelady. I will send it back to you when I confirm your address.
Journal Entry 16 by lakelady2282 from Lake Macquarie, New South Wales Australia on Monday, September 12, 2005
The book arrived home safely. My second successful bookring. Thank you so much to everyone who participated and thanks to jessibud for posting it out to me in the first place. I'm keeping it on my bookshelf but marked as available.
Borrowed from Lakelady, devoured in a few hours, and to be returned ASAP with thanks. A very thought provoking read!
Journal Entry 18 by lakelady2282 from Lake Macquarie, New South Wales Australia on Thursday, October 20, 2005
Thanks Cathy for dropping it back to Live Sparks.
received from Lakelady2282 last week. Thank you!
A fascinating account of connecting with a past life.
Journal Entry 21 by norfolk at Little Free Library, Quondola St in Pambula, New South Wales Australia on Thursday, December 3, 2020
Released 3 yrs ago (12/3/2020 UTC) at Little Free Library, Quondola St in Pambula, New South Wales Australia
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Thank you for picking up this book and a big welcome to Bookcrossing.
Even if this book is not to your liking I would really appreciate if you would register “the catch”.😊
Even if this book is not to your liking I would really appreciate if you would register “the catch”.😊
Wow! How fun to get this journal entry! After so many years, it's lovely to see the book is still travelling! Thanks, all, for keeping it moving! This made my day. Hope everyone is well, and staying safe.
Journal Entry 23 by lakelady2282 at Lake Macquarie, New South Wales Australia on Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Wow What a blast from the past. Sorry couldn't resist making this entry. And Jessibud. Lovely to hear from you. Sorry to the latest bookcrosser. You'll have to catch this book back. It's a fascinating read.
