The author’s life changes when his wife dies unexpectedly. They move into the family summer cottage as living in the home was too hard as they found themselves “stuck.” When they run into financial problems that he can’t fix, the author feels truly stressed. Luckily, he has two friends Thaddeus and Christopher. They come to him when he is sitting under the apple tree. Somehow sitting under the apple tree, anyone and everyone feels free to come and visit. Fortunately Thaddeus and Christopher share their wisdom with him. He doesn’t always understand it first but eventually does. Will the author be able to change his life from depression to positivity?

The author has written an excellent book that gives us a peek into his life. It is an a quick read but I find that I won’t forget it when I need some inspiration!

"Life Under The Apple Tree" has been on my mind for days.

A few days ago, I told BooksGoSocial I wouldn't be giving feedback on this title. But honestly, I wasn't happy with my decision. When I request a book, I like to share my thoughts on it. I felt bad for what I said before. I also felt that I wasn't a good reader, because I wasn't giving it a chance.

So, I changed my mind.

I stayed up late last night, reading the whole thing. And I'm so glad I did it, because this book has a beautiful message. It touched my heart. I still think it's not what I expected when I sent the request, but it definitely surprised me after all.

Thanks to BooksGoSocial and to the author for giving me this opportunity!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing this book in exchange for an honest review.
This is a quick read with quite a punch. The author faces several life challenges in a short period of time. The apple tree on the mountain proves to be a good spot to sit and reflect on life. And the wisdom from a frequent visitor is sure to help him get through the day. This book will make you stop and think about why we say we can't do something about our dreams and how to change our perspective on life's challenges.

An interesting take on self-help. Engaging from the first page. I found it unlike any book I've ever read! Still thinking about it now. A book that stays with you.