Tasting Rain

Tasting Rain by Kim Malchuk

About The Book:

Kim Malchuk's husband, Mel, was taken by cancer during the height of their endearing romance. Devastated by the loss, she made the courageous choice to keep Tasting Rain despite her heartbreak. As a motivational coach/speaker, Kim shares her wisdom and wit in an inspirational memoir designed to help others live a life of self-awareness, authenticity and joy. Written in a free-flowing, embracing style, Tasting Rain provides a personal perspective on loss, healing and love. Having welcomed the power of positive thinking into her own life, Kim has become a master teacher of how changing our thoughts can change our lives.

My Thoughts:

After experiencing a loss, sometimes it takes people a long time to come out the other side of that grief. And Kim Malchuk has. I admire her, for I myself am no where near to the point she is at, but I hope that someday I will be. Stopping to taste the rain is like stopping to smell the roses. Just pausing, and enjoying the one moment you are in right then and there. And then moving forward. This is a great story told by an amazing storyteller, and if you have not experienced a loss, this is still a book worth reading.

About The Author:

Kim Malchuk was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, the youngest of seven children. Although her early years were infused with fear, her spirits were buoyed by her dreams of a brighter future. In 2005, Kim lost the love of her life, Mel, to cancer; a cruel but essential teacher in her life s journey. Choosing to persevere with courage and hope, Kim soon recognized the role our thoughts play in governing the course of our lives. Tasting Rain puts these life lessons to the test with charming wisdom, wit and authenticity. Kim enjoys athletics, the outdoors and skydiving. She lives in Winnipeg, Canada and has found her inspired purpose in life as a writer, motivational coach and inspirational public speaker. 

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I received a complimentary review copy of this book from the author. All thoughts and opinions are my own.