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Women under the Influence Review

Women under the Influence
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Book was very 'DRY' in the reading. It is informative, but the way that it was written was a bit too much. Author uses long vague descriptions before you finally understand what they are trying to say. Like using 500 words when 10 words would have explained the same thing in a better way.

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Moving Forward: A Devotional Guide for Finding Hope and Peace in the Midst of Divorce Review

Moving Forward: A Devotional Guide for Finding Hope and Peace in the Midst of Divorce
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It had JUST happened (him leaving), my friend recommended this book and I found myself, while reading it, saying "YES!" & "AMEN" out loud! It's a wonderful source of support and understanding. I highly recommend it!

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Jim Smoke, a pioneer in the divorce recovery field for more than twenty years, draws from his years of counseling experience to offer devotions that explore, in a positive and compassionate way, the issues confronting those who experience divorce. With encouragement and understanding, Moving Forward addresses feelings of loneliness, insecurity, and anxiety while providing sound insight on forgiveness, children, remarriage, and much more. This book will be in demand as a result of the Divorce Recovery infomercial that Jim will be airing during the year 2000.

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A Life in Smoke: A Memoir Review

A Life in Smoke: A Memoir
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For the first time, I have a glimpse into what it's like to be a smoker and why they do it. I've never understood the call of cigarettes--the few times I've tried one, I haven't felt a 'rush' or anything compelling me to have another, just a smokey icky taste in the mouth. Julia Hansen's tales of smoking and how she used the habit as a way to keep people and emotions at bay touched me deeply. There's a twist at the end that's both not surprising and disappointing, but you'll have to read it. An author who has found her voice, I hope she writes more.

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