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Tag: Nonfiction
Heal and Integrate Shadow Workbook Trauma Toolkit by Ashley Poole (Book Review #1274)
Heal & Integrate Shadow Workbook is a non-fiction self-help book to heal you from what you have gone through in the past. The painful encounters, experiences and traumas that have made you feel trapped are what is aimed for in this book.
Simple Preaching Prep by Mark Messmore (Book Review #1257)
Simple preaching prep is a nonfiction self-help book written for those who wish to perfect preaching or want the recourses to help train and become one. The book is short but compact. It is helpful for those who like to read explicit material and… Continue Reading “Simple Preaching Prep by Mark Messmore (Book Review #1257)”
The Journey of Discovering Inner Peace by Christina Samycia (Book Review #1248)
The journey of discovering inner peace is a nonfiction self-help book. It provides practical advice for self-discovery and healing emotions that have been blocking the path to success.
Know Your Sh*t by Gary Marinin (Book Review #1210)
This book is a nonfiction book written about the word. The author explains the word by using pop culture references and many other sources to enable the reader a vast knowledge of understanding. It is apparent to see that the author has aimed to… Continue Reading “Know Your Sh*t by Gary Marinin (Book Review #1210)”
How To Pull A Movie Out Of Your A** by G. Dorchak (Book Review #1209)
How to pull a movie out of you’re a** is a nonfiction self-help book for those interested in the filmmaking industry and looking for ways to enter the business without breaking the bank.
How to Motivate Yourself in 15 Minutes by Noah William Smith (Book Review #1208)
How to motivate yourself in 15 minutes is a nonfiction self-help book. It is geared for those who wish to have a relatively faster approach towards motivation and feeling more driven.
Fishing for More: A Memoir by Brett Bloemendaal (Book Review #1200)
Fishing for more is a non-fiction memoir about Brett and how he begins to reshape his life after losing his grandfather. As Brett’s psychical state deteriorates, he re-lives the lasting memories with his father and how much he loved their fishing trips.
The Wedding Survival Kit by Nadine & Irv Brechner, Paulette & John Pitonyak and Carol & Bob Schilling (Book Review #1195)
The wedding survival kit is a nonfiction self-help book providing 44 strategies to assist the wedding planner with less stress and conflict. Besides the approaches, you also get to read about special resourses and lists of questions you would ask your vendor.
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