This book is excellent for helping you break through the barriers that keep you from moving forward in your life. The subtitle of this book — Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles — does a good job of describing the content that’s inside this book. On one of the first pages…
This book is one of the few things I’ve never put in storage. It sits in an easy-to-see spot in our living room bookcase. Nearly 22 years ago, my husband and my son (who was almost 6 at the time) gave me a Christmas gift that I still pull off the shelf now and then….
This is one of those books that stick with you forever. Even if you only read it once. I don’t remember now what made me decide to read this book, but I do know I was in my early 30s when I finally bought a copy of To Kill A Mockingbird and read it for the first…
The subtitle of Poemcrazy (“Freeing Your Life with Words”) is an excellent way to describe the main message in these pages. Fun. Random. Surprising. Inspirational. These are just a few of the words I’d use if I had to describe this book to someone. Less than a year after the paperback edition of Poemcrazy was published (in…
The subtitle of this book — ‘Tiny Changes, Remarkable Results’ — says it all. I had heard good things about this book long before I had a chance to read it. But to be honest, I wasn’t expecting it to be much better than any other self-help book I’d read. But because every chapter in…
This book is an excellent introduction to what “walking the Camino” is all about. I decided to order this book in 2020 – a few months after I knew I wouldn’t be able to take advantage of the offer I’d received to go on a Camino tour with Spanish Steps – a travel company specializing…
This book is a true classic — a resource many writers probably already own. I was introduced to this book during my first semester of junior college. It was one of our required textbooks for English 1A. Because of how useful it was, The Elements of Style was one of the few books I didn’t…