The living spirit lives, and then it dies Living Spirit Is that truly it? Or Does it Reincarnate?

Immerse yourself in a magical story of friendship composed of Laural spirited soul and her cynical friend, Jaja. Steal a glance into this astonishing spiritual journey book, and prepare to be awestruck at the insights the duo offers.

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Finding Laural in the Midst of Irreversible Loss and Immortal Love

The day after Christmas is supposed to be too ornate with the sweet tinge of hope — but every single ounce of this happiness altered for Jennifer Davis Deckert in 2021. Her beloved sister, Laural, had left this world at a tragically unexpected time.

In grief, anyone would go to great lengths to lessen the pain in their hearts, and so did the author of ‘The Book of Laural.’

At last, solace was found at the end of the road when Deckert used her pen to revive and give life to Laural in her own artistic way. Her writings have made their place in one of the best soul mate books.

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Presence in Absence — Unmasking Grief in this Companionship and Friendship Book

A butterfly undergoes metamorphosis, becomes its most beautiful version, and perishes in a relatively short time — and so does Laural in each of the lifetimes she spends in her universe. Her rebirth is marked by a new beginning every single time, allowing new experiences and friendships to bloom. Marked by the recurring themes of discovery and adventure, finding hidden music along with Jaja — this confusing/contradictory phrase promises to take the readers on an insightful flight, once in a lifetime.

The Book of Laural is considered one of the most affectionate and moving works amongst the music theory and harmony books.

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‘The Book of Laural’ — What the Readers Say about this Mystical Creatures Book

A beautifully written novel that takes us into the concept of life, death, and the soul’s eternal journey. What sets this book apart is its ability to provide solace to those grieving the loss of a loved one.

Sarah Evergreen

I found the concept of rebirth quite refreshing. Not only does it negate the concept of ‘ending’ for any soul, but it also opens ideas to possibilities where her thoughts in this novel seem to compliment Franz Kafka’s metamorphosis ideals. In my opinion, Ms. Deckert has outdone herself as an author. Bravo!

Timothy M. Wayne

The only thing that I was dissatisfied by, was how this book wasn’t any longer. I mean, bruh???? Where are more pages? I humbly request the author to release a continuation of this out-of-the-world and universe and beyond book. It has been such an interesting read… I cannot even put it into words!

Samantha Jane

The grief of losing a loved one comes with a price, and that price is of remembrance. I understand it as I, too, lost a brother sometime ago. The grief does not end, but its intensity gets lighter with the passing of time. I would like to give my heartiest appreciation to the author for capturing the essence of a loved one — in the form of words.

Harriet Fuller

The aspect I loved the most about this book was the versatility of Laurel’s lifetimes and what she reincarnated into. It was quite an experience to witness the various perspectives of a single person in different lifetimes.

Vivienne Routledge

An amazing take on love and loss. The author offers a refreshing perspective that celebrates the heroism of every life. Since I’m familiar with the legendary quests of King Arthur, Laurel’s journey, too, becomes a metaphor for the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment.

Oliver Hanson

One of the most compelling aspects of the book is the relationship between Laural and the fairy Jaja. We all need a Jaja in our lives, serving as both a guide and a companion. The idea that the spirit never truly dies but rather evolves and changes form is something to think about. Highly recommended!

The living spirit lives, and then it dies Living Spirit Is that truly it? Or Does it Reincarnate?

Finding Laural in the Midst of Irreversible Loss and Immortal Love

Presence in Absence — Unmasking Grief in this Companionship and Friendship Book