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That Soul Support Book
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A dazzling debut from an artist with a great sense of humor, The Soul Support Book is a wise and reassuring meditation on getting unstuck in your creative projects, your relationships, and your life. Full of encouragement and reminders that everyone could use a little help now and then, Deb Koffman’s cartoons pair colorful and whimsical illustrations with joyful and inspiring text. Funny and poignant, this delightful book will brighten your outlook and help you approach life’s challenges with a healthy dose of laughter.
A dazzling debut from an artist with a great sense of humor, The Soul Support Book is a wise and reassuring meditation on getting unstuck in your creative projects, your relationships, and your life. Full of encouragement and reminders that everyone could use a little help now and then, Deb Koffman’s cartoons pair colorful and whimsical illustrations with joyful and inspiring text. Funny and poignant, this delightful book will brighten your outlook and help you approach life’s challenges with a healthy dose of laughter.
112 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2003
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August 6, 2024
A delicious red moment. ♥️
September 19, 2017
love this book! it just encourages me to seek another perspective on whatever area. that it is okay to explore your options! that you should live in the here and now. take time to have those precious moments. cultivate compassion and love. last but not least appreciate your experiences
September 12, 2022
I have never really seen a book written so interesting. You can take a page of the book and use it as an inspirational quote on your desk to just reading it to make you feel good, realize you do have choices etc.
March 11, 2023
I read the refurbished 2022 version, not sure how different it is from the original published in 2003. What I am sure of is that this book is sweet, and subtle, yet fully adult in all its child-like drawings. Shifting perspectives is never a bad thing.
July 13, 2025
Comes across as preachy and performative, especially since it’s just saying things like ‘seek new perspectives’ and ‘watch your mind’ with no real voice or depth. It doesn’t even give you the fuzzies or uplift you like those random doodle collections.
November 7, 2014
I love this book. Wish I would have written it!
January 1, 2019
Probably one of my favourite books of all time. I will read this book over and over.
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