Review:This book had some remarkable passages, but was simply too sprawling to sustain interest over its 600+ pages -- not exactly what you want to conclude about a book about mindfulness, alas. The book pretty much preaches the same message preached in "Wherever You Go, There You Are," which is a more focused tome, and in my opinion, a better place to start for those interested in the mindfulness-based approach to living advocated by Jon Kabat-Zinn. I would give this book 3.5 stars, rounded up to fo... Read more

Review:Just finished reading through this devotional yesterday and I have to say that it's probably the best day by day book I've ever picked up. Thank you, David Paul Tripp for your insights, which always directed me towards Jesus. Read more

Review:Oh I loved❤️❤️ this series!!!!! Was soooo happy it had a true ending. Loved how we found out where everyone in the book was in 3 years. What a great series. I would recommend this to all of my friends. I already have??. Read more

Review:This book was pretty amazing! GOD wanted this guy to live! It shows U GOD knows exactly where each of us is at all times! It was also pretty amazing that he didn't remember his visit to heaven until later. It changed his life that is for sure!? Read more

Review:This book was very powerful. Kudos to Rebecca Missed for having the strength and courage to escape and fight the FLDS. I shall forever be changed. We need to be aware of the insidious crimes that are going on around our sheltered lives. We are all children of God and deserve the respect, that stems from that truth and honor. Read more

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Review:What a lovely and timeless book. Anne Morrow Lindbergh enjoys two weeks of solitude on an island off of Florida (I so want to do that.). During her time there, she walked the shoreline and collected various shells. With each shell, she explores a woman’s life in transition--of women trying, and needing, to rediscover their center.

Lindbergh reminds us to slow down. She suggests that women are pulled in so many different directions with ever-widening circles of contact and communication th... Read more

Review:As a native born American, I found this book titled, The Killing of Uncle Sam, alarming. I have never doubted that the government and all its employees are corrupt, that is a given. This book brought those thoughts even deeper and stronger within my soul. While reading the facts of this nation’s history and not as taught in school, through media, or just words in conversations with others, but what really happened is nausiating to even comprehend how our presidents who are supposedly be for the ... Read more

Review:Have been reading this book for many years and now it's so much easier to read thanks to being able to change print size. Love the fact when you order a book, you get it instantly. Have misplaced the book, many times and now don't have to worry about that. Read more

Review:This book is helpful for people who wants to improve their lives and reset their mind to think positively.
The book summarizes some of the most important things that we forget or take for granted as we age. Read more