When I was a student Nurse, working in a hospital, a Greek patient noticed my last name and
said: What a beautiful name you have there.
I was surprised as it isn’t an easy name to carry, always misspelled and mispronounced.
But this random encounter would change that forever as he explained what it meant.
From that day on I carry it with pride, so when I saw this book confirming what that man told me
Many years ago I felt even more lucky and proud.
Agape is a higher form of love, close to empathy which is an essential part of who I am.
This is a positive tale, showing us we can do better, we can be better in life.

The concept is nice and much needed but the chapters are a little heavy. They have a lot of meaning but the delivery is a little different. It feels like it was written in one sitting. Re reading the chapters and correcting minor grammatical errors is advised. I can tell the author has high spiritual knowledge about the concept agape. My favourite chapter was Chapter 2 and Part 3. The bonus chapter was a good idea too. I love the fact that it is based on a word that everyone uses so easily but only a few people know.