Did you understand every sentence in the book, "In It Together"? If not, what part did you first not understand?

[MAHAD BAIG MIRZA]

Well , in my first attempt I did not understand each and every sentence of the book. But on my second reading journey of this book I was able to understand every sentence in it. I did take help from dictionaries online regarding certain words. Many a time the context of the story helped me clarified the meaning of some sentences. Now I can confidently say, I had a very engaging reading experience with great flow.

[Jude Greg]

The more you go further with this book, the more you find out you know just a few things about the life. At first I thought its just a book about basic life problems. But I cane to finsld out its something different.

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I have reviewed your book, “In It Together,” and I appreciate the opportunity to clarify any points of confusion. After reading, I did find a few sentences that were unclear to me.

For example, the sentence “The interconnectedness of our actions influences the fundamental balance of the universe” was particularly challenging.

Josephine Campbell,

I cannot find that sentence in the book. On what page does it appear? Can you quote the full paragraph in which it appears and/or post a screenshot/picture of the full page?


With love,
Eckhart Aurelius Hughes
a.k.a. Scott

[John Judah]

Can I remember anything I didn't understand in this book? I think to be fair there is nothing that I didn't understand. the author makes it more easy to read and understand. Although, not all the word he used is simple I found it easy to consult my dictionary which also aided the understanding process.

[Eckhart Aurelius Hughes]

I didn't really understand the title of this book "In it together" I would want to know what truly inspired it.

Hi, Abdul Jah,

This topic is not for posting "examples" of things you didn't understand.

It's only for posting verbatim quotes of the the very first sentence you didn't understand (i.e. the sentence closest to the beginning of the book).


Nisha,
Executive Assistant to Scott/Eckhart

[Jennifer Bells]

Yes, I understood and enjoyed everything in the book. It is a moment of reflection and understanding. Its great insight reverberates with all my opinions.

[Slayton Natasha Tillett]

This book was absolutely amazing. And I got a lot of mind-blowing principles and philosophies about life. It's a good book Scott.

[Priyankan Nayak]

On Page 17 " At that rate, a handful of innocent children have starved to death since you began reading this chapter, depending on the size of your hand, your hand full of starving children."

Why the author has considered the deaths of millions of children to a handful of starving children? Is it just for analogy purpose or what else does it really means?