The Hermit of the Mountain

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Pub Date Oct 01 2023 | Archive Date Aug 16 2023

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Description

Eight years of solitude at the top of the mountain lends the hermit a universal wisdom about love, charity, meaning, friendship, and life itself. As if grasping a healing potion, he is compelled to share his knowledge for the benefit of the modern-day townspeople below: the broken, the whole, the young, the old, the failed, and the successful. But they doubt the wild-haired stranger in their midst. Will the hermit deliver a knowledge of life that transcends their hesitations and transforms their everyday world?


The Hermit of the Mountain offers readers sips of wisdom in small, enriching doses. Generously woven into this enchanting story are unique quotations that are sure to uplift, empathize, or serve as meaningful sources of inspiration. Pick up the book and flip through the pages randomly or savor it cover to cover to gain insights that shed light on the serendipitous art of living.

Eight years of solitude at the top of the mountain lends the hermit a universal wisdom about love, charity, meaning, friendship, and life itself. As if grasping a healing potion, he is compelled to...


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•    Early reader consumer review campaign: NetGalley, LibraryThing, Goodreads


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EDITION Paperback
ISBN 9781956496376
PRICE $9.99 (USD)
PAGES 150

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Thank you Netgalley for the opportunity to read this book! This book thoughtfully reflected on topics that are sometimes hard to digest. The eloquent story telling and heavy emphasis on the wisdom of the Hermit created a story line that is worth reading. The author has a way with words like no other book I have read. The books set up was easy to follow and the breakups of the topics allowed for there to be time to digest the information in between topics. This book made me feel like a child again, listening to my mom read a book and feeling so curious about what life will be like. For anyone who is looking for a book that allows them to reflect on the trials and tribulations of life this book is for you. The eloquence in which it is written is helpful into taking real life experiences and advice in small chunks but also allowing the reader to reflect on the Hermits advice and how they can adapt and reflect on their life lived so far!

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I read this book as a pre-release e-book obtained through NetGalley, provided by the publisher.

A wild-haired hermit gets many people throughout a town following him, as he gives his words of wisdom.

Quick read. There are some great and succinct pieces of philosophy - some so short and simple they could go on a t-shirt or bumper-sticker. These stand alone without the short stories and parables that preced segments of these.

Like any good philosophy book, I agree with some of the items presented, disagree with other thoughts, and others I will have to think about.

3 stars. While these are great - and there are some true gems in this book, and others I will need to reflect on for quite awhile, there are many other books of short philosophical sayings and short stories.

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