Cori June (3033 KP) rated An Ignorance of Means in Books
Feb 2, 2022
Sometimes I wanted to shake the main character and I feared for what was going to happen and routed for her all the way.
The Fairyland
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The Old Man and the Sea: A True Story of Crossing the Atlantic by Raft
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In the Footsteps of the Six Wives of Henry VIII: The Visitor's Companion to the Palaces, Castles & Houses Associated with Henry VIII's Iconic Queens
Sarah Morris and Natalie Grueninger
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This book provides a fresh perspective on the lives of Henry VIII's six wives by embarking on a...
Spirit Speaks Radio With Joseph Tittel
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Internationally Renowned Medium, Author & Radio/TV personality Joseph Tittel has been working as a...
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The Book of Lost Friends
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THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER 'A tale of enduring power' Paula McLain From the author of the...
JUST BREATHE takes us through Repult's journey to brokenness and then shows us how God has begun and continued healing him and putting him back together. It is a book not just about redemption or addiction, but a bit of both combined. After following Repult's journey, he's included a list of tools we can use to allow Jesus and God fully into our lives to heal us and continue to use us.
Well written, insightful, and useful, I think particularly the tools section was helpful. He discusses the link between amends and forgiveness, which I have, in the past, felt was overlooked. This book is not just for recovering addicts who are trying to find redemption; it's a book to remind us all that we must be willing to admit our complete brokenness before we can be healed.
Bubba Gee (147 KP) rated Because We are Bad: OCD and a Girl Lost in Thought in Books
Jul 7, 2019
This will make you laugh, make you cry, you will feel sadness, empathy, sympathy and laugther all at the same time.
I would say this is majorly helpful to anyone suffering with ocd as it made me feel glad, almost like huh it's not just me, it was so relatable and you can get a very real sense of the author's pain and turmoil dealing with the rigors of daily life with ocd on her back.
From her days at school to uni to working and all the times between this has indeed been a roller-coaster ride of emotion especially considering the author is still in her 20s.
Hopefully she opens up again in future and shares more of her journey.
I am personally thankful lily Bailey shared this with us.