Book Review: The Noticer by Andy Andrews
Filed Under (Library, Review) by Morbid Romantic on Apr 27, 2009 @ 8:20 pm
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Title: The Noticer
Author(s): Andy Andrews
Genre: Inspirational
Finished: April 25, 2009
Rating: 2 Stars
Jones is a somewhat mysterious drifter who, carrying only a suitcase, always seems to know when a person needs him and where he can find them. Jones is, as he claims, a “Noticer” in that he notices things around that other people often miss. He has an uncanny ability to see into a person to tell what their problems are and how best to help each person gain a new ‘perspective’ on their situation. That is Jones’ key word: perspective. To him, a situation can be changed just by altering ones perception of it.
The Noticer is more than a novel. It’s a book meant to inspire people, to change lives. As Jones gives each cookie cutter problem a solution, the reader is supposed to look within their own self and life and take the advice given to heart. Jones answers questions about goals, motivation, how to act in a way that will make people want to be around you, relationships, purpose in life, and how to treat others to gain respect. There are a plethora of scenarios, and the book is not overly plot based– it is rather a book that goes from one problem to the next to give, as Jones would say, perspective to the reader.
Jones is charming and humble, even if the other characters tend to be a bit unbelievable. Of course, I understand that the characters must be a certain way to express the points of the book. While reading the book I sometimes felt that certain parts were hard to accept. As I said above, it all seemed rather cookie-cutter and too perfect in question and response.
All in all, The Noticer was an okay book. Not great, but not awful. It was a light day read that was, for sure, inspiring.
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