Listen to the Trees

by Patti Sapp

Amanda is a visionary. She's a risk-taker. Her friends admire her for her adventurous spirit. What happens when Amanda is faced with unexpected pandemic fears? With the support of mystical hypnotic opportunities, she manages to transform the fears into opportunities.Read to discover how she creates a second chance for love.Don't be surprised, also, if you suddenly have insatiable cravings for ice cream.It's a love story with some metaphysical twists. A must-read for tree-huggers who have a true appreciation for our natural world.

158 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 12, 2020

Reviews

[Maria Suson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed reading “Listen to the Tree”. It was sweet-tempered, spontaneous, and organic. The voice was soft and flowing. I was reeled in by Amanda’s introspective engagement in her daily life. The minute details of scenery and thought were really transporting and relatable. I could especially connect to Amanda because here in my country, the Philippines, we nurture special relationship with trees, we not only hug them, and some pray to them or speak to them as if they are sentient beings. We have a legacy of natural tree hugging and harbor a special relationship to nature. I thought the dating tales were cute, especially the realization of a sense of contented completeness that is often present with us. I highly recommend this book. It is well written, tender and a balm for the soul; the perfect medicine for these challenging times! I look forward to reading the sequel!

[Feather Chelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

And all-around good read

I love the main character and all of her eccentricities, especially her relationship with nature. Her forays into online dating are quite amusing, and I enjoyed her unique perspective on many topics. I’m looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

[Mary Helfrich · Rating 5 out of 5]

A delightful book from beginning to end! My sister recommended this book to me, she said it had parallels with my life. There were so many parallels to me it was amazing! It was like reading parts of my own story! Truly enjoyed it!