Tinkerbell Jerusalem

by Bonnie Kelley Kaback, Tom Cook (introduction)

Through a constellation of real life experiences, Bonnie Kelley Kaback charts her transformational discovery of personal "inbetweens"

This is the remarkable tale of one woman's exploration into the elusive phenomena of common magic, and how even the smallest glimpses of joy can lead to incredible revelations.

Inbetweens are sparks that move us from automatic living into la dolce vita, "the sweet life."

They are the fragrances and laughter, the butterflies, cloud shapes, rainbows, and light, the knowledge and treasured insights of life's smallest but most important things.

Tinkerbell Jerusalem shows how to recognize inbetweens, and demonstrates a process of collecting and incorporating them as a way to inner peace.

This gentle approach to happiness is the perfect gift of love. Give it to yourself, Give it to a friend. and watch the magic unfold.

126 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 1997

Reviews

[Leonore · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was OK and was a pretty quick read. My summary would be: "How to achieve inner peace by recognizing beauty and reflecting it to the world." I felt like the book was the author's personal journal rather than an informational or how-to book.