Living Loving and Learning

I just discovered Leo Buscaglia and it has been like looking in the mirror and seeing someone just like me looking back - I don't mean physically, I mean in his heart and sould and my heart and soul. I come to this review with that energy - a whole hearted belief in the wisdom of Buscaglia's words, vision. It is my wholehearted desire that these messages and similar messages continue to grow. This book is a compilation... Read Full Review

A friend loaned me this book in the mid to late eighties. I was stunned with Buscaglia's honesty. He stated my fears and observations of life and allowed me to rise above myself and live a life in love. I still have the copy my friend gave me, which fell apart long along, and purchased copies to keep around for reference. To this day, this book still outlines the way I believe life should be led and I can't think how miserable... Read Full Review

When Leo Buscaglia died, the heading on his obituary in the newspaper read " Hug doctor dies". Leo would have had a good laugh on that one. Leo could sure make you laugh. I loved listening to him on PBS and have read most of his books. I remember on one show he was sharing how when he published his book "Love", he check out the published books and there was not one book called "Love". He was so amazed that he made this... Read Full Review

I read it six years ago. When I was reading I didn't want to it to end, I tried to elongate it, rationing it to myself. I was filled with such love, such light and such life while I was reading it. Now looking back, I've realised how much of my life has been shaped book. I now laugh more, live more and am exploring my humanity. I've been to more strange and wonderful places, such as China to teach during my Gap year. I've... Read Full Review