Elf - Help for Overcoming Depression

by Linus Mundy

Paperback. Pub 05 May 1998 Abbey Press Elf-help Thearpy Books - Whimsical Elfin Characters offer simple sage Advice for Dealing with all of Life's CHALLENGES! By a trademark of Linus Mundy. How to look into one's own HEART and soul. And to others for help. Each 4 x 6 softcover book features approx. 80 pages.

Hardcover

First published May 1, 1998

Reviews

[Reyhaneh.r · Rating 3 out of 5]

"When a too-heavy burden flattens your wheels, you may think you have no options. But in reality there are many: remove some weight, put more air in your tires, get help, delay your delivery, get some rest and see things from a new perspective."

[Jesse · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sometimes you need to hear things that you need, even if you already know them or you don't.

[Vincent Russo]

I found this book (along with others in the same series) among my late mother's items. I only recently had the fortitude to look through some of her things, and this one definitely reminds me of the resilient person she was. Despite the many setbacks she endured, she taught me, through her actions, the value of continuing to try and do one's best. To paraphrase the book as well now, success is not about what you can do or accomplish, but who you are.

Drinking a "constant comment" tea (a tea we often drank together) and reading this book with her voice internally narrating brought me a little bit of solace.

Love you, mom.

[Charlene Hios · Rating 5 out of 5]

An easy to read book

I use these elf help books in ministry as they are quite refreshing and uplifting . The combination of a a short statement and precious ink sketch hits the nail often

[Carolina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Simples and cute.

[Ciara · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great little book for anyone with depression or even anxiety

[Jimmy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Handy. It's worth keeping in my pocket for quick readiness. I would recommend.

[Benjamin Alvarez]

Un libro corto que de manera breve habla de la depresión, como es vivir con ella y cómo poder sentirte mejor. Un libro bien cuidado que cumple con ayudar a reconocer la depresión pero sobre todo a lidiar con ella. Me gustó que incluso mencionen a los médicos, a las pequeñas acciones y todo con ilustraciones. 3.5 estrellas :)