Review:This book is phenomenal. I have read many books on ethical poly and open relationships and I could happily throw them all away now and just read this. My only complaint is that I wish they would write another book for monogamous people because the principles they lay out are transformative for anyone no matter what your relationship style. I recommend this book to all my mono friends now but of course many of them are turned off by the emphasis on poly Read more

Review:a fun romp through the trial. i watched the trial every day, but never realized what went on behind the scenes. anyone who watched the trial MUST read this book. a real admiration for marcia clark .. she writes as if she's sitting in the room with you .. i highly recommend. Read more

Review:Rating is five stars!! Excellent guide to not only how to die well but how to live
wonderfully! I kept wanting to call the. author and share life experiences. This
is a terrific book for everyone! Read more

Review:On January 2nd my husband passed away. I know he is with the Lord, but had a question for my pastor. His response was to do a Bible Study on this book. It has been very helpful for me and so I ordered the book for Kindle and the work book in print. I am sorry to say, I haven't finished the book although I have read a lot of it, because I also have several other books I am reading for homework. But I fully intend to finish the reading and then go back to do the work book as well. It is very... Read more

Review:This book was required reading for a multicultural education course I took to receive my teaching certification. This literary text is rich in personal voice and magnifies the mental obstacles and fortitude endured by African Americans of this time. I recommend this book to anyone but also encourage its use in the high school classroom. Read more

Review:These are tiny, adorable little books with some really great tips. Some of the information/advice is dated but that's okay. I ordered the Don't For Wives as well. I think it is good to get back to the basics and I think that is what this book reminds us to do. Read more

Review:As an instructor working in the Humanities, finding non-threatening ways to talk about privilege, whiteness, and/or racism is very challenging. As I read the negative reviews, I am even more aware of how difficult it is to get these ideas across without being accused of self-hatred, etc. In an effort to encourage positive self reflection on these complex issues, I have read many of the foundation works Dr. Johnson mentions. His recapituation of these ideas is indeed gentle. One of the best thin... Read more

Review:This book was recommended to me by a family friend so I was very pleased when I found it on Amazon for less then $10 including shipping. It came on time and in great condition. I enjoyed reading it very much. Dr. Laura is very direct, but I do love her perspective on life. I think this was a great read, and I will definitely order from this vendor again. Read more

Review:I enjoyed reading these few essays a lot. They were diverse and well written, but thought there could easily have been more in depth information added due to her extensive experience in this field. The ending felt unfinished and incomplete. Read more

Review:Well, I highly doubt this is an honest account of this man's life
Towards the end, I did some research and found others too have doubted the accuracy. Some of his situations seem quite fanciful.
I do not, however, doubt the accuracy in portrayal of the treatment of enslaved and feed Africana and African Americans Read more