Book 471: Ray and Joan – Lisa Napoli
What a fascinating story. I figured it would be, I mean it’s about the guy who made McDonald’s what it […]
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What a fascinating story. I figured it would be, I mean it’s about the guy who made McDonald’s what it […]
Book 471: Ray and Joan – Lisa Napoli Read Post »
Similar to Finding the Blue Sky, I’m not sure whether this one was great because of its own goodness or because
Book 470: The Power of Kindness – Piero Ferrucci Read Post »
Unlike the last three books by Miguel Ruiz, this book seemed to really make sense to me and didn’t offend
Book 469: Finding the Blue Sky – Joseph Emet Read Post »
YAY I’m done! I don’t have to read this dribble ever again. That is of course assuming I don’t go
Book 468: The Voice of Knowledge (Toltec Wisdom Collection #3)- Miguel Ruiz Read Post »
I’m not sure I will make it through the third book in the collection. I probably will because I already
Book 467: The Mastery of Love (Toltec Wisdom Collection #2)- Miguel Ruiz Read Post »
This book came to me from the Human Resources person at my previous job. I had gone to her to
Book 466: The Four Agreements (Toltec Wisdom Collection #1) – Miguel Ruiz Read Post »
I don’t want to generalize these books, but I know that’s what my response is going to sound like. Perhaps
Book 463: Drawn Together – Leah Pearlman Read Post »
The first and only book I didn’t finish in time for this year’s autobiography book group. I did finish it,
Book 461: A Pirate Looks at Fifty – Jimmy Buffett Read Post »
I had no idea who Steven Gaines was and after reading this, I don’t have that much more of an
Book 457: One of These Things First – Steven Gaines Read Post »