The Road Les Traveled

The Road Les Traveled is a collection of stories about my life. It contains tidbits, facts, stories, information, life lessons, advice and pictures from my life journey.Here are some comments from family & friends who have read the book.Dylan LeBlanc 10-year-old grandson"Best book ever! Better than Harry Potter."Alicia ChrastilThe Road Les Traveled by my big brother, Les Robbins. At only 479 pages, is a deeply moving and inspiring memoir that takes readers on a journey through his remarkable life. Through heartfelt storytelling, Les shares his experiences, challenges, and triumphs, offering valuable life lessons along the way. The book is filled with honesty, humility, and humor, making it both engaging and relatable.What stands out most is Les’ ability to reflect on his life with gratitude and grace, even in the face of adversity. His journey is a testament to resilience, determination, and the importance of staying true to one’s roots. This memoir not only allows readers to understand Les on a deeper level but also serves as a reminder that life’s challenges can shape us into stronger, more compassionate individuals.Dave Coker, Retired Executive Director of Camp Carol Joy HollingLes, very generously, gave me a copy of his book. He is a dear friend and I feel blessed to have received this gift from him.I wasted no time digging into the book and came away with two major thoughts…1. When I grow up, I am 78, I want to be like Les.2. This book should be mandatory reading for every man before they become a father. Think about how much better our world would be if children grew up with such an unconditional, beautiful love from their father. WOW!I am so glad I had the opportunity to read, “The Road Les Traveled!”Rich Brown childhood friendI read the book in two days, as I was so curious to see what you had written on your journey through life.The read was awesome and very inspiring indeed. Your faith in God and faith and trust in people was so well put.If I were to write a page in your book about who you were to me it would read like this:My time with Les Robbins was always a learning experience. Les could always be trusted to be straight forward, truthful and honest, which at times I struggled with, I still Consider Les to be a very close and personal friend. The time we have spent together has been brief but rewarding. I have always taken away something from every journey with him. Les your book tells who you were, and who you are now, and what you have accomplished so far. You were, and still are, one of the nicest guys I have ever known. Thanks for the memories my friend. Read more