Adult Book Recomendations
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Recession-Proof Your Mental Health: New Book Offers Practical Insights Into Overcoming Setbacks
We may have sidestepped the recession for now, but economic indicators still paint a less than rosy picture for the coming year. Here to help individuals recession-proof their mental health is strategic consultant and business coach George R. Leonard. His new book, How to Thrive in a Recession: “You vs. You,” is a blueprint for turning setbacks into comebacks. Check out my review at: Recession-Proof Your Mental Health: New Book Offers Practical Insights Into Overcoming Setbacks HOUSTON, Texas, Sept.19, 2023 — Individuals can’t control interest rates, inflation or market downturns, but they can control their reactions to less than ideal circumstances, says strategic consultant and business coach George R. Leonard. In his new book, How…
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Palazzo & Happiness
Last night David and I went to Target to look at Halloween decorations. No, I didn’t pick up any more decorations. I found two new books by Danielle Steel Palazzo and Happiness which I hadn’t seen before. As we were leaving the book section David said to get one of Danielle Steels books. I couldn’t decide on which one and told David to choose. I ended up with Palazzo which I can’t wait to sit down and read. If you enjoy Danielle Steels books then you can see which books Danielle Steel will be releasing here this year. For me I had said I wanted to read at least one…
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month AND Deaf Awareness Month: Woman’s Story of Grief and Hope Has Ties to Both
Dallas, TX, September 14, 2023 — In My Grief Is Not Like Yours: Learning to Live After Unimaginable Loss, A Daughter’s Journey (Forefront Books; May 2023; ISBN: 978-1637631560; Hardcover), Theo Boyd writes with honesty and raw emotion about the day that started the contagion of devastating events that would leave her “without hope, without purpose, without direction.” After the terrible shock and pain of losing her Momma, Boyd began writing. Check out my review here: “I had to record my thoughts, questions, feelings, and fears,” she shares. “I needed to read something that hit me as hard as I had been hit.” Boyd shares the details of her family’s unimaginable tragedies, underscoring how quickly life…
