book reviews
Reviews of books by relationship gurus, dating experts, and cautionary tale-tellers.
6 Self-Help Books to Motivate You to Live Best Life
Self-help is a broad phrase that refers to a wide range of books. Some are geared at mental health and overall well-being, while others are more focused on specific themes like relationships and finances. The most important thing to know in terms of self-help is that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to life success. However, finding the proper self-help book to meet your needs is not straightforward. Here are six self-help books that can improve your life to assist you.
By Anup Joshi4 years ago in Humans
The Life We Built
I never remember meeting Lexie. It was one of those things when you're in high school and you just see people everyday, or you know someone who knows someone, and you know of each other. I never remember being introduced or having a formal moment when I met them. I just remember gawking in the hallways at what a free-spirit he was, even back then. I will never forget seeing the most graceful being doing twirls down B Hall in a tutu on a school day. Even back then, Lexie was a hero.
By Lolly Paige Lennox4 years ago in Humans
why is my ex ignoring me
How To Get Your Ex-Boyfriend (or husband)Back? I truly appreciate you coming to my blog to get real information about this incredible book that can teach you how to get your ex boyfriend (or husband) back and help you restore your broken relationship.
By Healthy Media4 years ago in Humans
Return to the Night Owl
Authors note: Everything I write about the airplane crash is true and actually happened as I describe it. The crash occurred in Arizona about 25 years ago. We were traveling to Mexico with our good friends, when we suddenly iced up at night, the motor killed because of the ice and we went down like a lead balloon in the desert mountains of Arizona. There were two couples, and five of our kids, nine in all on the airplane. The story of the owl keeping me alive during the night is a work of fiction.
By John Randy Hall4 years ago in Humans
Hard hitting truths about dating as a millennial
Every once in a while I venture into the world of online dating. It is more to get out of my comfort zone than to find someone to date. These sporadic adventures have lasted a month at the most. After a couple of days of swiping left and right, I could feel the energy draining out of my body. I used to wonder if there is something fundamentally wrong with me that I am so "undateable"(Thank you, Frances Ha). Fortunately, I stumbled on Millennial Love by Olivia Peter this time and I learnt that it was the kind of companion I was looking for in this sad and lonely world, somebody who tells their stories in a self-deprecating way and makes us nod in agreement all the while.
By chembarathi4 years ago in Humans
4 Personal Development Books That Will Help You Change Your Life for the Better
When choosing a personal development book, don't expect it to give you a direct plan of action for you on how to be happy. Although it probably could exist. Motivational books, first of all, can provide some guidance, to become in a sense a wise mentor. It is not so important what is written in these books, but what emotions they provoke and what actions they provoke you to.
By David Greenaway4 years ago in Humans
Five Books about Relationships: How Our Ideas about Love Have Changed
Social standards evolve with the times, and things that were frowned upon one hundred years ago are hardly even noticed today. Romantic relationships, in particular, have been intensely scrutinized in this regard, as modern notions of love and sexuality are radically different than just a generation or two before our times. One way to assess the changing attitudes is to analyze prevalent ideas in literature dealing with topics of love, emotions, and relationships.
By John Clinton4 years ago in Humans
