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How Philosophy Can Save Your Life Review
Marietta McCarty goes to the heart of philosophy with 10 ideas that matter most, 21 philosophers who espouse them, and 100s of ways to make philosophy part of your life.
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Book Review: Eat Your Way to Happiness
In her book Eat Your Way to Happiness, Elizabeth Somer offers a realistic approach to managing your mood, health and well being through good nutrition.
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Whole Foods Guide to Strong Bones
In Whole Foods guide to Strong Bones, Annmarie Colbin sets out to help people everywhere understand their bones, and use that knowledge to keep them strong.
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Great Finance Books to Give as Gifts
Finding a great gift for someone interested in finance can be difficult. These great books offer three very different angles on teaching wealth creation.
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Review- Love Your Body, Love Your Life
Internal negative comments and media saturation of the 'ideal' body type plague many people. Author Sarah Maria helps people to change and develop positive body image.
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Elizabeth Pantley's No Cry Sleep Solution
Parents often struggle with getting their babies to sleep without leaving them alone to "cry it out." Pantley's book gives parents hope to get their kids to sleep happy.
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Review – You Astrology Guide 2010
Astrology has been used since ancient times in an attempt to decipher the future. An explanation of the basic of astrology and a detailed guide for 2010 are included.
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Bless This Food by Adrian Butash
Giving thanks for food is a nearly universal cultural experience. This collection of food blessings "from all times, for all people," expresses that common humanity.
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Solace – Roberta Themes PH.D.
In her book, Solace, Roberta Themes PH.D. takes the reader on a journey through the grieving process and shows how to find a new life on the other side.
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Review of "And the Bride Wore White"
"And the Bride Wore White" by Dannah Gresh, endorses the idea of sexual purity at the expense of promoting rape myths along with a heavy dose of snake-oil salesmanship
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Life on Planet Mom – A Book Review
Author Lisa T. Bergren provides practical tips to improve a new mom's relationship with herself, spouse, friends, family of origin, community and God.
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Teen Rebellion Discussed in Book Clubs
Prepare to set aside some long held common parenting wisdom when book discussion groups tackle "The Science of Teen Rebellion" by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman.
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Why Siblings Fight by Bronson & Merryman
Understanding why siblings fight, seeing how books and videos model new ways to be mean and teaching siblings how to enjoy each other can prevent sibling conflicts.
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Solace by Roberta Temes, Ph.D.
Solace: Finding Your Way Through Grief and Learning to Live Again is a self-help guide to grief by Roberta Temes, Ph.D.
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Girl on Top Book Review
For those looking for out of the ordinary career advice, a new book by a professional career coach offers a few surprises.
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The Top 100 Health Tips by Janet Wright
The Top 100 Health Tips by Janet Wright is an easy to read guide that provides cheap and easy ways to look and feel better by eating health-boosting foods.
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Why Kids Lie Explained in NurtureShock
Authors Bronson & Merryman help parents unravel why children lie, how common parenting tactics encourage children to become better liars and how to foster honesty.
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Parents Talk About Race From NurtureShock
Book club discussion starters help parents find strategies to talk explicitly and frequently with their children about race and diversity using facts from NurtureShock.
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Love and Respect by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs
Helping improve marriage through Biblical concepts and practical tips, Love and Respect is for husbands and wives who want to learn to truly meet their spouse's needs.
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Everyday Grace by Marianne Williamson
In this enlightening book, author, lecturer, and mystic Marianne Williamson discusses the mechanics of mysticism rather than its theories, making the book practical.
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Review: Screw Cupid
It's the lament of single women everywhere - how do I meet great guys? Now there's a book to help women make the first move.
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Review of The Unspoken Rules of Love
Writing for single women who've struggled with dating, Michelle McKinney Hammond and Joel A. Brooks Jr. offer a practical set of tips to find love and fulfilment.
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Wounded by School Book Review
Most adults can search back through their early school memories and find at least one school wound. Many times those wounds have long lasting symptoms.
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Reaching Your Goals – A Book Review
In this new book, the author systematically leads young adults through a series of creative approaches to gaining self-knowledge and achieving goals.
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Book Review – Ignore Everybody
Graphic designers, writers, artists, and other creative types will enjoy the honesty and insight provided by Hugh MacLeod in his book Ignore Everybody.
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In Defense of Food, by Michael Pollan
"Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." These three sentences are at the heart of this eye-opening book on how food has virtually disappeared from the Western diet.
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Book Review of The Successful Single Mom
Honoree Corpron is an author, speaker, and professional coach who gives tips for making peace with the past, changing your attitude, and setting goals for the future.
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Skinny Chicks Don't Eat Salads
In this straight-talking guide, Christine Avanti promotes a common sense approach so that dieters can stop starving, start eating and lose weight.
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Book Review of $avy Women, $mart Choices
This small book can be many things to many women. Easy to read, and completely uncomplicated, the book explains different ways in which women can enrich themselves.
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