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The Hashimoto’s Handbook: How to Thrive, Not Just Survive by Mark Pilja (Book Review #824)
The Hashimoto’s handbook is a self-help book focused on battling Hashimoto’s disease. The book is filled with information about this thyroid disease and helps anyone who does not know much about it. People looking for ways to make life easier can use this book… Continue Reading “The Hashimoto’s Handbook: How to Thrive, Not Just Survive by Mark Pilja (Book Review #824)”
Lessons from the Len Master by Ron Zayas (Book Review #810)
Lessons from the Len Master is a self-help book designed to help the reader achieve tremendous success in life and business and learn how to negotiate things ethically.
River Queens by Alexander Watson (Book Review #792)
River queens is a memoir about two men, Alexander and Dale, who buy a boat they find, sinking in a Texas Lake. They then decide to fix it up and go on a trip to see Arkansas, Tennessee, Cumberland and Ohio.
Milk with Wine – A child’s year in Paris by Meg Westley (Book Review #791)
Milk with wine is a memoir written and set in 1963. It begins with the author moving to Paris with her family at the age of 8. Meg has a very hard time adapting to the French culture, language, making friends, and in general,… Continue Reading “Milk with Wine – A child’s year in Paris by Meg Westley (Book Review #791)”
The Rational Emotive Train by Joseph Gill (Book Review #831)
The rational emotive train is a self-help book providing guidance and strategies to help the reader manage emotions, boost your defense system, cry, and experience so much more. The aim is to be a tool for resolving issues like stress and being grateful for… Continue Reading “The Rational Emotive Train by Joseph Gill (Book Review #831)”
Ask: How to Relate to Anyone by Daniel R. Solin (Book Review # 772)
Ask: how to relate to anyone is a self-help book defining ways where we can establish and maintain long term relationships. The author demonstrates this ability by using psychology and neuroscience.
I’m Tired of Being Ordinary, Are You by Wm. Allen (Book Review #771)
I’m tired of being ordinary is a self-help book geared towards people who want to transform from being ordinary to extraordinary. The book describes fifty-two traits that mostly come naturally to you. The workouts are presented on a weekly basis. The author believes that… Continue Reading “I’m Tired of Being Ordinary, Are You by Wm. Allen (Book Review #771)”
Harness the Power of the Invincible Mind by Alex Neumann (Book Review #814)
Harness the power of the invisible is a self-help book demonstrating a collection of the author’s knowledge and critical thinking. Although he modestly tells you that he isn’t here to teach us anything, he instead shares his insights and perspective, hoping we will see… Continue Reading “Harness the Power of the Invincible Mind by Alex Neumann (Book Review #814)”
Who’s your daddy by Arisa white (Book review #797)
Who’s your daddy is a lyrical genre-bending coming-of-age tale featuring a young, queer, black Guyanese American woman who, while seeking to define her own place in the world, negotiates an estranged relationship with her father.
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