Jozef vertelt verder (Joseph continues) picks up where Doodgewoon (Dead Ordinary) left off. This book is written for an audience that is open to the idea of life after death. The language is simple, so anyone who is open to it can easily follow the book. The book may also be suitable for grief counseling. An intriguing book about themes that are not yet commonplace. The short pieces lend themselves to reading one each day. The insights gained can then sink in.
Three well-deserved stars.

Review Jozef vertelt verder – Perfecte buren

A few days before her sixteenth birthday, José den Ronde-van Dun was told that her first great childhood love, Jozef, had died in an accident. Years later, she met him during a regression session and since then she has felt regular contact with him. Two years ago, while writing, she suddenly made contact with him and he said he wanted to share his story. His intention? To take away the fear of death!

Article Paravisie – The wisdom of Joseph

An intriguing book. In recent years, I have had to say goodbye to too many loved ones, and I have not always experienced that positively; sometimes it just seems unfair! And yet, through Joseph's stories, the author shows that you can also look at it differently, more positively. I can imagine that this book can offer comfort to the bereaved and, if they are open to it, hope as well. It certainly encourages self-reflection and thought. Three stars for a thoroughly good book.

Review Doodgewoon – Perfecte buren