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Book Review Excerpts Jesus: His School Years is a must-read. Mr. Parks weaves a story of supposition that fills in the blanks and offers the reader an intriguing and emotional understanding of the human we know as Jesus. Jesus: His School Years, in this reviewer’s opinion, is a revealing, easy-to-read look at the transition of a twelve year old boy to the Messiah! Reviewer: Richard Fuller / Senior Editor, Metaphysical Reviews A fascinating text, this should be required reading for believers and unbelievers alike. It presents a way of life that pares down the Christian message to its essence, leaving behind the history and distortions that obstruct a very clear path for a respectable and transformational spiritual experience. Reviewer: Viviane Crystal, Crystal reviews Mr. Parks masterfully peals back the layers of research to reveal fascinating and convincing information unveiling the curious mystery of where Jesus was from the age of 12 through 30. Jesus: His School Yearshits the bull’s eye of facts with the engaging explanation of how Jesus mastered his calling and how he metamorphoses from the human baby into the Messiah. Reviewer: Sherry Russell, Midwest Book Review Walter Parks… has written another well-researched and thought-provoking work in the exploration of biblical history. He cleverly weaves together facts from ancient historical and religious documents, along with recent archaeological findings and present-day religious beliefs, to provide a new and credible theory of where Jesus was during the so called “missing years” – the previously undocumented time of Jesus’ life between the age of 12 and about 30. Reviewer: James Brooke, Literary Manager Did I believe what I read? I certainly didn't throw it out. The information was very convincing, and I enjoyed reading about a group of Jews that I didn't even know existed. Shame on me! Good work Mr. Parks. Well researched, well written and very thought provoking. Reviewer: Shirley Johnson / Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
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