Review of Each Day Holds Some Small Joy

[Annabell Samuel]

From my little knowledge, Japanese culture is quite different from the Christian culture. I'm intrigued by how Haiku poems are written from a Christian perspective. Well, the details must be in the book.

[Chris Agbara]

"Each Day Holds Some Small Joy" by Lynda McKinney Lambert is a beautiful collection of haiku-style poems that capture the essence of nature and faith, evoking deep emotions and connections. A flawless and professional edit, earning a well-deserved 5 out of 5 stars. A must-read for poetry enthusiasts and nature lovers.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

The first gripping aspect of Lynda McKinney Lambert's book Each Day Holds Some Small Joy is the title. It inspires and prepares the reader for what to expect from the book. I know for a fact that I am picking up points that'll build and not mar me reading this book.

[Mary Omotosho]

Each Day Holds Some Small Joy" by Lynda McKinney Lambert is a poetry book featuring haiku-style poems that reflect the author's Christian faith and deep connection with nature. With few words, her poems evoke profound emotions, celebrating the small joys in life. Highly recommended for poetry lovers.

[Seamstress]

Definitely not my cup of tea, because with my level of knowledge of the English language, I have a huge issue understanding the deep meaning that simple lines carry. Therefore, even though I am thankful for the book, I will have to skip it. Sorry and congrats!

[Victory Ositaorah]

The idea of haiku poetry style in this book makes me curious to know what is contained in this fascinating book. Congrats on BOTD!!

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

Lambert's collection of poems focuses on nature and encapsulates her life experiences.

Thank you for the great review.

[AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat]

This collection of haiku-style poems is a true gem, finding joy in the smallest moments and connecting us with nature. I'm sure this will inspire readers to find joy in everyday moments and appreciate the natural world. Congratulations

[Sarah Vinchu]

Poetry, in my opinion, cannot truly capture its essence unless it honors nature. The book's title is too alluring to ignore, and it should catch readers' interest. This endearing compilation encourages readers to enjoy life's little joys. The poetess instills in us the value of appreciating each little pleasure that nature offers. She serves as a reminder of the soul's genuine connection to nature.

It emphasizes ideas about happiness, the natural world, kinship, and daily existence. We can learn how to find happiness in the little things from this collection of gems. would want to encounter the poetess' haiku effect.

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

I need to read this book--it contains poems that reflect a person's faith in God. The author has a deep connection with nature and she uses it to write poems that will surely touch both your mind and heart.

[Mayang Bature]

Poetry carries a deeper meaning than just its words and this one discusses nature from a Christian perspective. I think Christians who enjoy such literature would find this book truly appealing.

[Oluwatofunmi Adeoye]

For poetry lovers, the book "Every Day Holds Some Small Joy" by Lynda McKinney Lambert is a treasure chest. She reveals the magic of ordinary moments with haiku, which blends nature's beauty and spiritual insight. Every poem's a gentle nudge to appreciate the little wonders around us. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Gayatri Tripathi]

I really appreciate how you highlighted the profound simplicity in Lynda McKinney Lambert's haiku-style poetry. The poem you shared, about watering flowers like rivers in a desert, beautifully captures how even the smallest acts of nurturing nature can have a deeply transformative effect on the soul. I love how you emphasized the connection between nature and emotional well-being, which resonates strongly with me. Your review also made me reflect on the power of haiku to distill complex emotions into just a few words. It's inspiring to see how the author finds joy in everyday moments through her faith and surroundings. This book seems like a wonderful reminder to appreciate the small joys in life, and your review has convinced me to give it a try. Thank you for sharing your experience!

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

You wrote a nice detailed review. I am not a fan of poetry, but I can appreciate a good poem when I read one. This book seems to have some interesting poems in it.

[Author Paul]

"Each Day Holds Some Small Joy." Your description of Lynda McKinney Lambert's haiku-style poetry makes me curious to explore it myself. It sounds like a truly uplifting read, and I appreciate your recommendation for anyone who enjoys poetry. I might just have to pick it up and see how it resonates with me! Congrats on BOTD