Power of a Positive Friend GIFT

by Karol Ladd, Terry Ladd

Friendship. It's one of the most powerful forces around. It adds peace to frazzled days, provides companionship for lonely tasks, and makes any joyous event twice as fun. Written by best-selling author Karol Ladd and her best friend, Terry Ann Kelly, this fourth book in the popular Power of a Positive series shares practical principles on how to be a friend and nurture friendships. Exploring topics such as "Building on Your Common Interests," "Attitudes and Actions That Divide Relationships," "Being Real with Your Friends," and "The Forgiveness Factor," this book will help you enrich current friendships and develop new and lasting ones. The easy-to-read format and you-can-do-it principles will change the way you view your friendships forever.

300 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2003

Reviews

[tia hariani · Rating 5 out of 5]

this book is really great. i couldn't stop reading this until i got the last page..;). i recommend this book to any women in this world (Guys, you can read, but the subject is woman and problems mentioned related to woman. so it's up to you...). sometimes we think that we can't have friendship with anybody in this world. after i read this book, i can figure out that i can make my existing friendship become better and deeper. It begins with the step how to make a friend, then steps and things to do to be a good friend. It teaches us how to treat our friend. positive friend doesn't mean be a "forever-good" friend. sometimes we need to do something not good for the goodness sake of our best friend.be honest even hurt, and forgiveness! that's really important.
so read, and found the positive cores, then practice it...let's make friend..found your friends and soul mate!God Bless...

[Indonesienne · Rating 5 out of 5]

I learned how to
-Criticize my friends with a humble way.
-Share my life only with close friends.
-Avoid gossip.
-Protect myself with prayers and ask GOD for the power to forgive because I once forgiven.
-revealed the imperfect side of me.

So much for a book!