Susan Harris Howell
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December 2021
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The Spirit of Vanderlaan (The Samantha Hayes Series Book 1)
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Buried Talents: Overcoming Gendered Socialization to Answer God's Call
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Buried Talents: Overcoming Gendered Socialization to Answer God's Call:
"Other reviews have critiqued this book for not being what they expected, believing that this book would outline the theological and Scriptural support for biblical equality. The author stays within her professional focus as a psychologist, exploring "
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| I couldn't put this book down. The characters were well-developed and the plot intriguing. I genuinely liked and felt for Jake throughout - first as the struggling writer who couldn't seem to get a break and then for his conscience (and terror) for r ...more | |
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You, Your Husband, and His Mother: Create a Healthy Relationship with Your Mother-in-Law--and Your Spouse--in Five Simple Steps:
"Really impressed with this book. Solid research-based advice. I can tell it’s written by a psychologist (I am one, too, so I’m biased!). It’s about so much more than just your mother-in-law. Any extended family issues would benefit from the advice in"
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| Although Fannie Flagg is one of my all-time favorite authors, I didn't find Something to Look Forward To as engaging as her other books. Yet it's still good and worth reading. I loved the chapters devoted to Velma and Cathy and would love to see a wh ...more | |














































