Review:I do not believe one book will answer the questions of dying or what happens to us after we die. But, I must confess, Thich Nhat Hanh has given me something to ponder. I would recommend reading this book if you sincerely want to know more about facing death. Read more

Review:This book is a classic! Even though this book has been around for a while and I have read it many times, it never gets old or outdated. The wisdom that this book brings is priceless. I will always have a copy of this book somewhere in my collection! Read more

Review:I have begun reading the literature of death and dying to prepare myself for the death of a loved one. All my life I have struggled with the thought of losing her, and now it appears that time may be coming quickly. I enjoyed most of this book, especially the talk of the Stages, but I found some of the use of the royal "We" that EKR uses to be off-putting. But, I'm sure that was the way to write at the time. The book has been a good introduction to the topic, and will help me as I continue learn... Read more

Review:I enjoyed much of this book. However, not everyone would agree that the primary (or perhaps only) responsibility of a sponsor is to take the sponsoree through the steps. For those who believe a sponsor might also be a friend, a cheerleader, a listener, etc, this book isn't so great. Read more

Review:I really appreciated the honesty Sophie gave us in telling about her journey to where she is. I laughed and cried as well. If you liked her first book, you will enjoy this one too. It is even more personal. Read more

Review:Richard is by far my favorite pua and confidence coach. He's calm and cool and confident about his system with out all the competitive behind the scene slandering of other 'guru's' that have nothing to do with us the consumer.. but instead the egos of the coaches around the world. i highly recommend Richards, "gambler's" products. Read more

Review:After a very painful break-up, I found myself trying to call him, asking his friends for information about him, ect. My friends were sick of hearing about him, and I was going crazy. Then I picked up this book. The advice was very straight forward, and the anecdotes were very funny.I would highly recommend this book to anyone who has been dumped or did the dumping, and is an emotional wreck. BTW I am now blissfully single and enjoying dating again! Read more

Review:Such a good read. I loved Callum--the kind of man anyone would be lucky to have. Lilah's character was great. I appreciated that Kelly made her strong and independent--though I found her to be a bit stuck up (but still very well done.) The banter between the two characters was captivating--from their first meeting, I fell in love with their conversation and was hooked. The book is well-written and sweet, though some of the scenes went on a little longer than they should have--in my opinion. I de... Read more

Review:Steve Harvey has very common sense approach to some of the dilemmas that women face on a regular basis but can't seem to see because they look with the heart instead with their brain he sets things straight. Practical and funny. Read more

Review:This book is really helpful for all woman who have had bad experiences with men or are young and need to avoid the bad ones! I wish I had read it years ago. The author clearly describes different types of men in an easy way for anyone to understand, not just psychology majors. :-) What I like is the fact that "bad" doesn't just mean that usual "bad boy." She also includes men who are needy, obsessive, manipulative, and insecure, but whom you might normally not see as unhealthy for several months... Read more