I discovered your book, The Invisible String, when my toddler started having separation anxiety. Your book is deeply meaningful and has been an invaluable tool in our home. Thank you!

My three-year-old son, Oliver, loves reading about Liza and Jeremy. He asks me lots of questions about the twins and is curious about each page of the book. You and your work are a guiding light. Thank you for The Invisible String. 

-Laura K

Thank you for your wonderful book on the invisible string. I suffer from Crohn’s disease and have a weak immune system and through this Covid 19 crap, I haven’t been able to see my son, Arran who is 5,  for 9 weeks now. I have just read him Invisible string via video call for his bedtime story and it had us both in tears. He and i both now really understand and remember, that though we are so far apart for so long, the invisible string still connects us - for ever and ever.

Our 2-year-old daughter, who was very healthy passed away Thanksgiving evening 2019. The death was very sudden and shocking to everyone around her. We then gave birth to her little brother January 2020. This book was gifted to me by my student and it brought so much comfort. We then gifted this book to all of her grieving friends. I felt that this book helped them to understand and also brought comfort to their parents.

Leanna J

Your book was the inspiration for the name of our grief camp, Camp Heartstrings, and so many of the activities that we do in it. You have made a difference in the lives of so many children who are struggling, because they all know they have an invisible connection to the people they love. On the last day of camp every camper gets a copy of your book. So, you see, you are here. Thank you for writing this book, Patrice Karst!

-Suzanne G

Hi Patrice,
Just wanted to share how much my daughter (7yr) old loved your book. Unfortunately, she passed away from childhood leukemia in 2019. As she was transitioning, we read your story for comfort and love. Now when we visit Ziva at her gravesite, we read the Invisible String as a reminder of our forever connection in this life and beyond. 

So, I thank you for this gift to our family. 

-Joshua M

My daughter Alison has been struggling going back to school since the lockdown. She is very, very, very attached to me, and all she wants is to stay at home. She was so upset, getting herself physically sick from separation anxiety.  But yesterday she read your book in school with her teacher, I am crying as I am writing this. She came out happy and she said she knows we are connected with an invisible string. It has made such a positive impact on her. 

-Daria C

Thank you so much for writing The Invisible String. I am a mother to 3, my 2nd adopted and my 3rd completely attached at my hip (he also has a heart condition). I am a nurse and work only part time but his separation anxiety is real. At 7 he still will not let me even out of the room without following me. 

We purchased it this past Christmas and it has been amazing! The most perfect book to read. It has helped so much and I just really want to thank you.

-Amanda C

Thank you for your beautiful book, “The Invisible String”.  It is so wonderfully written with such a meaningful message!  I meet with mothers and fathers in prison to talk about the needs of their children and the caregivers.

The parents in prison are often feeling so helpless and hopeless in how to stay close to their children and how to explain this separation.  “The Invisible String” has given them a way to start these conversations with their children.

-Jennifer S

I found your book to be inspirational and definitely sent from above. It will touch many souls beyond the infinite number I’m sure it already has. It is blessed in that it touches the soul of one on the beginning of their spiritual journey, as well as renews the strength of one continuing on their spiritual growth.

-Kerry C, Long Island, NY

I think your book is the most simple and complete way to explain God. There is no doubt that what you say is coming from your heart. I found in your book exactly what I have come to believe through my life experience and through reading great books of essence. What I’ve found changed my life, and now I’m a happy man living in God and in peace.

-Vladimir S, New York, NY

Your book gives me hope and inspiration in this troubled place (prison). I have nine months left. Your book also gives me the hope and inspiration to walk a straight line, live a productive lifestyle, and stay out there. It gives me hope that there are a lot better things out there, not in here. I am 27 years old, and it’s time I enjoy all of the great things in your book.

–Ray H, Washington

I just finished your brilliant book. You captured how I feel with easy reading and fun phrases. You nailed it! It’s no coincidence that your book was sent to me. You must get it out to the world. The world cannot have peace until we get out of ‘religion’ and into ‘God.’ Religion is the vehicle, and God is the destination.

–Jane C, Troy, MI

Your book has given m so much peace. There are times when I miss my mom so much I almost can’t breathe, and I take out that precious blue book. It goes with me wherever I go. Thank you for that little miracle called God Made Easy.

–Mildred P, Moonachie, NJ

Thank you so much for your fine hospitality and conversation. You are as lovely as your book! I appreciate your earthliness and candor. Each of us has been shown that there are magical people out there we can connect with, when the time is right for everyone

 –Joan C, Kokomo, IN

I saw you speak at the Namaste church a few months ago. That day changed my life; it made me realize that all the voices I had been following in my head were God. Since then, I have been listening to them. My whole life has turned around.

–Marsha M, Burbank, CA

I love your light touch (the very best approach) to the eternal truth. Left lying hopefully about on the kitchen table, it reached an unbelieving child of mine… She found it neat and acceptable as her belief also; this after some heartbreaking years—a miracle!

-Ellie B, Cleveland, OH

God knew who best to write God Made Easy and knew with the gift of dynamic personality and appealing ability that it be bestowed to you that you will make sure the message gets out.

-Judy R, Kokomo, IN

Thank you for coming to share with us. You have a powerful message—yet you bring so much humanness that it reaches right out to all of us. You were a hit!

-Dan T, Culver City, CA

I sat down and read your book in fifteen minutes. As I finished it, I felt like shouting, ‘Yes, yes!—Finally a creed I believe in!’ This book must truly have been inspired by God!

 -Art B, Nicholasville, KY

Throughout the past three years I’ve been on a spiritual quest. I’ve been reading the Bible, spiritual books written by Yogis, New Age books written by people who received messages from Mother Mary (mother of Jesus), listening to American gurus like Dr. Wayne Dyer, teachings of the Buddha, Tao Te Ching, etc. Putting it simply, your little wonderful and beautiful book bottom lined EVERYTHING I learned (and am still learning).

-Jose C, Austin, TX

I think your book is absolutely brilliant. Getting to know God really is that easy! It’s funny how many people miss Him in the little things in life, from the colors we see in nature to the taste of all the wonderful fruits. I am starting to appreciate all the smaller things that make living such a joy. I hope your book helps many others to realize this, as it has helped me.
 
-Becky D, England

The book by Patrice Karst has made not simply my day but many, many days to come. You have introduced me to a gift I want to share with others. These kind of things, I know you will agree, are not to be had for a single private use but to be extended to those around use that we have special feelings for. It doesn’t matter what page you open to; it is as if you have read a chapter and it is all summed up in a few words.

-Kreskin

After twenty minutes reading the book, I was crying. How easy it is for all of us to take on the mantle of specialness. It seems to me that the more spiritual work we do and the more we truly acknowledge ourselves the more we become ‘simple.’

–Paul W, London, England