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Broken From Parent Loss? by Rosetta Fei (Book Review #1457)
‘Broken From Parent Loss?’ is a non-fiction self-help book about how to deal with grief when you endure a great loss, such as losing a parent. While it is something no one wants to think about or even deal with, it is still important… Continue Reading “Broken From Parent Loss? by Rosetta Fei (Book Review #1457)”
Step By Step: The 7 Key Steps to Finding Happiness in the Pursuit of Success by Mark Kinslow (Book Review #1451)
‘The 7 Key Steps to Finding Happiness in the Pursuit of Success’ is a non-fiction self-help book written to enable happiness and success and answer many questions about self-transformation.
The 2-Hour Cocktail Party by Nick Gray (Book Review #1449)
‘The 2-Hour Cocktail Party’ is a self-help non-fiction book for those who wish to conduct parties, socialize and know how to strengthen their relationship with their existing friends. Hosting an event is not an easy job to do.
NAE BURDS, HERE WE GO, PACKS OF FOUR, DECKS OF TEN: GROWING by Mark Hex (Book Review #1442)
‘NAE BURDS, HERE WE GO, PACKS OF FOUR, DECKS OF TEN’ is a very short biography and self-help book. The premise was a short story about a day in the life of a young man attending an Ayr vs Kilmarnock derby match in 1999.
You’re the Cake: The Guy’s the Frosting by Marcia Lite-Braus (Book Review #1425)
‘You’re the Cake’ is a non-fiction self-help book that is written in sort of a memoir about Marcia and how she has gone through some pretty vulnerable stages of dating, meeting new people, marriages and life lessons.
The Multitude of Personalities Made Simple by A.A. Hadi White (Book Review #1411)
‘The Multitude of Personalities Made Simple’ is a psychology self-help spiritual book written to assist the reader in accurately determining their personality type and assessing it through measurement.
The Relationship Guide by Jacob Isom (Book Review #1409)
‘The Relationship Guide’ is a non-fiction self-help book about relationships and how much we struggle socially to keep them. The dysfunctions and lack of attention to the concept of maintaining a relationship are discussed in this book.
How to Slow Down in a World That is Continually Gathering Speed by Yvonne Mol (Book Review #1403)
‘How to Slow Down in a World That is Continually Gathering Speed’ is a non-fiction self-help book about the author’s personal journey and search to finding happiness and peace. She provides tips and anecdotes in order to ease the day-to-day life that so happens… Continue Reading “How to Slow Down in a World That is Continually Gathering Speed by Yvonne Mol (Book Review #1403)”
The Playful Mind by Paul Daniel (Book Review #1394)
‘The playful mind’ is a non-fiction self-help book about overcoming those blockages and frameworks we have adopted as we grew up. These prevent us from engaging with what is happening in front of us and preoccupy our thoughts.
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