Review of Love Letters to the Virgin Mary

[Amit Kumar Sharma 1]

David Richards' book "Love Letters to the Virgin Mary: The Resurrection of King David" tells the stories of two characters who explore human problems, faith, and salvation: a toddler talking with an imaginary Jesus and a Spanish soldier penning love letters to his departed wife. The book emphasises the value of creative thinking and inspiring leadership.

[Amit Kumar Sharma 1]

David Richards' "Love Letters to the Virgin Mary: The Resurrection of King David" tells the stories of a toddler talking with a fictitious Jesus and a Spanish soldier exchanging love letters to his deceased wife. The book examines human struggles, faith, and salvation. The book explores the relationship between faiths and how belief is shaped by the imagination. King David, the main character, battles social problems and is revived in the modern era. The novel appeals to readers with its exquisite language and themes of ancient combat. Giving one's life to someone else—even Jesus—is a challenging endeavour, particularly for a soldier serving in a position of power. The review of the book highlights the value of creativity and the characteristics of a visionary leader.

[MMcB]

Thank you for the review of "Love Letters to the Virgin Mary" by David Richards. I understand that you may have been confused by this book as I became confused as I read and reread your review. I think it sounds interesting enough so I will read this book. Including a love letter written to the Virgin Mary from King David, warrior methodology, quantum physics and how some humans find their way to Christ after family tragedy sounds intriguing at the least! Thanks again for your review!

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

Your review of "Love Letters to the Virgin Mary: The Resurrection of King David" is incredibly insightful. I appreciate your detailed analysis and how you highlighted the blend of romance, faith, and historical elements. Your balanced critique offers a clear perspective on the book's strengths and challenges. Great job!

[mrlefty0706]

“Love Letters to the Virgin Mary” by David Richards is divided into five books and it is described as a love letter between King David and the Virgin Mary. The book includes Roman soldiers and the art of war they learned from the Greeks. There are two narrators, one a Roman soldier who writes letters to his dead wife and the other is a child that talks to Jesus in his head. Readers will learn that Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all parts of this great love story. I found the sample hard to read since it jumped around between the love of Jesus, Roman leaders and the author’s love live. Since King David lived hundreds of years before the Virgin Mary, I was puzzled as to how he knew who she was and how he loved her. We know that Jesus was a descendant of King David. Being a devout Catholic I was enticed by the title but found myself lost reading the story. If one loves the military or love reading about wars, then this book is for you.

[Priyankan Nayak]

Congratulations on the BOTD award. This book is divided into five book. I read the above review. The reviewer has mentioned her likes and dislikes about this book. I would like to read this book myself in order to know more about its context.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informational review. I'm glad you liked the book for the most part. I don't really like reading about war and warriors, though it is a unique way of describing the Virgin Mary. I believe I will pass on this one and let others read it who don't mind reading about soldiers and warriors.

[Miss Snehal]

The review itself gives off that inference. I guess having two narrators in a single book could have caused that since the review mentioned that switching from the soldier's perspective to King David's perspective was confusing. It was okay that the book had the theme of Christianity and Faith, but I'd have to read of one salient lesson one could draw from the book regarding Christianity and faith.

[Abraham Ozo]

Love Letters to the Virgin Mary: The Resurrection of King David" offers a thought-provoking exploration of faith, blending romance, grief, and historical insight seamlessly.

[Krebs Karen]

I've read this book and I would say it's a good read that opens readers up to different concepts mostly about religion. It was a bit thought-provoking as well. Congrats on being book of the day

[Kelvin Suraj]

This review provides a thoughtful analysis of "Love Letters to the Virgin Mary: The Resurrection of King David," highlighting its intricate narrative, emotional depth, and insightful exploration of faith. While noting some structural complexities, it praises the book's skillful writing and engaging storytelling.

[Harty Muli]

I like that the author narrates his path to self-discovery using personalities like Kind David and the Virgin Mary mentioned in the Bible. I like the importance he attaches to inner strength and imagination to accomplishing life goals. Thanks for the review.

[Anu Anand]

This sounds like a deeply insightful and beautifully written book that weaves romance, faith, and historical insights seamlessly. The narrators' journeys and the author's candid exploration of faith struggles are particularly compelling. Congrats on BOTD!

[Khushi RBY Yadav]

Excellent review. So detailed, informative, and expressive. I know what to expect from the book only by the help of this review. Also the book is readable. According to the review I may love the love part but I don't think I'm gonna get on the soldiers and war part. But totally agree with review. It is so great to know about a book in such details.

[Olga Markova]

Your review is very interesting, Moo! Sampling, I gleaned that this book was about the relationship of humans with their faith. Your review explains how the book progresses and the military aspects the book covers. This feels like a unique book that will interest Christian fiction and romance fans.