A Full House But Empty by Angus Munro

MY THOUGHTS:
This is a book that will really make you appreciate your life and inspire you to keep going. The inspiration that you will receive from his true life story will continue to bless you throughout your life.

ABOUT THIS BOOK:

Filled with anecdotes, lessons learned, and an inspirational message for everyone, who believes that hard work breeds success, this moving autobiography shares the remarkable story of Angus Munro.
Munro is just three when he suffers from appendicitis and spends several weeks in a Vancouver hospital as his family struggles to survive the Great Depression.

After finally arriving home, Munro asks his sister, “Where is Mummy?” and is promptly told his mother doesn’t live there anymore. It is this traumatic event that changes the course of Munro’s life forever.

His father is suddenly a single parent while simultaneously turning into Munro’s mentor and hero. He teaches Munro the motto, “Always do the right thing,” while raising his children in an environment that is at the very least hectic, and more often completely chaotic.

Through a potpourri of chronological and heartfelt tales, Munro reveals how he learned to view incidents in life in terms of responsibility, recognition, personal conduct, and consideration for others. Despite dropping out of school at a young age, Munro perseveres, eventually attaining professional success.

Munro’s memoir is a wonderful tribute to his father’s legacy and the greatest lesson of all—Whatever you do, follow through.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Angus Munro, being a dropout, was sporadically educated in both Canada and the USA. He eventually spent thirty-nine years in hospital administration in the USA before retiring in 2003.

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