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To Much and Never Enough is not going to change anyone’s opinion about Donald Trump. His supporters, even if they read it, will dismiss the entirety of the book as “fake news” from a bitter relative trying to make a Continue reading Book Review: Too Much and Never Enough
Uninformed, by Arthur Lupia, seeks to understand a fundamental problem with the current political environment: a complete lack of basic knowledge about politics. Lupia does an admirable job of attempting to explain what often appears to be the disconnect between Continue reading Book Review: Uninformed
Disclosure: I was provided with a comp copy of this book by the publisher. Spirituality 103 is one of those frustrating works in which you can clearly see the potential value of the content, but can’t quite access it because Continue reading Book Review: Spirituality 103: The Forgiveness Code
What should have been a powerful look at the women of the Bible comes across as whitewashed and trite. Continue reading Book Review: Grit and Grace: Heroic Women of the Bible
This is an expansion of a comment I made in a writer forum. This isn’t a discussion on how to get reviews. Instead, this is a discussion of how to make sense of reviews, how they are used by consumers, Continue reading Marketing Discussion: Types of Reviews
Another book review from my current batch of psychology books. Continue reading Book Review: Borderline Personality Disorder Toolbox
Book review of ADHD: Non-Medication Treatments and Skills for Children and Teens Continue reading Book Review: ADHD: Non-Medication Treatments and Skills for Children and Teens
