Heather's Gift: A Daughter's Message from Kingdom Come

by Geri Colozzi Wiitala

Soon to be a TV movie, Heather's Return tells the true story of Heather Leigh Wiitala, a teenager who died September 25, 1990, yet manages to reach out from "the other side" to comfort her grief... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0876043511
• ISBN13: 9780876043516
• Release Date: April 1996
• Publisher: A.R.E. Press (Association of Research & Enlig
• Length: 186 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

2nd Purchase

I read this book over 15 years ago, lent it to a friend and haven't seen it since. I remember feeling extraordinarily good as i read her words; i can't explain it. I just felt happy. Synchronicity is definitely more than just a word, it's enveloping to all of your senses. i don't think will ever get my book back, so i am buying another one, and that's ok; it has probably helped many people since it left my hands...

Truly Comforting and Inspirational

I read this book recently for the second time. I am truly amazed by the events in this book. I too had a child who died who was born the same year as the author's Heather. My child passed away in the same hospital as Heather. I share the author's tremendous grief and have renewed my faith in God. I live in the vicinity of the author and have visited Heather's grave many many times, praying that Heather can find my child in heaven and let him know how very much I love and miss him. After reading this book I too am praying for communications beyond the grave. I can't wait!

IT IS A VERY GOOD BOOK!!!!

This was an excellent book. My aunt wrote it 6 years after my cousin Heather's death. It is about going through lifes obstacles of losing a loved one. She talks alot about her old religon and how it had an effect on her beliefs. After Heather died she started showing my aunt that there was life after death. And by these happenings it forced my aunt out of her religon to reconsidering new beliefs and reincarnation. After she got through her "obstacles" in life she showed that many other people can get out of the religon too and she makes people believe in the unexplained. It is a really good book and please consider in reading her other two books out!! There is also a movie coming out on Heather's Return in 2002. It's as good as the book. Please go and see it when it comes out!!!! Many kids in my school read this book and were very interested in it so please take the time to read it and tell other people about it!

Believable and Inspirational

Someone gave me this book about 3 years ago, and I just read it this past week. I couldn't put it down. Geri Colozzi Wiitala relates the remarkable "coincidences" that happen after her 17 year old daughter's death in 1990. I found myself reading pages outloud to my partner and some friends because I was so excited by the intensity of some of the "coincidental" events. Excited, because I, too, often see many syncronicities in my life. There is one example that Wiitala relates about seeing a license plate with a significant name, at a very 'coincidental' time, and I was so interested because I often see 'meaningful' license plates at "meaningful" times. You will enjoy this book, and you will be inspired! You will remember the syncronicities in your own life, and you will want to be open to seeing more. I decided to keep a Journal of my experiences, because of Wiitala's book.

Very convincing, and not a bit goofy

Don't be put off by the fact that the title sounds like New Age goofiness and the book is published by Edgar Cayce's organization. The author is no dummy, and the book is well-written and convincing. The author was a committed Jehovah's Witness who found her beliefs challenged by the paranormal events surrounding her 17-year-old daughter's death from a cancer-related infection. The events themselves run the gamut but are low-key, experienced by several people, and generally have the ring of truth. The book is not the least bit preachy (quite the opposite, really). Of the literally hundreds of books on the paranormal that I have read, this is one of the few that substantially exceeded my expectations. It's not going to convince a skeptic, but I have no doubt the author is sincerely reporting what she and others experienced.