Something to Live by

by Dorothea S. Kopplin

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Hardcover

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Glenda Bixler]

When I was first working and had a little money to spend, I started buying books such as this one, which was first published in 1945... It was hardback, again smaller in size than printed these days. She writes about what is happiness and where we might find it... Encouragement and sorrow... It was a little book that I used by topic, when I was confronted with any given situation... I find it is a comfort to hear/read what somebody else is saying about a topic of concern, don't you?

[Natalie]

First printed in 1945. Full of quotes, poems, stories and reflections on different subjects.

[Ramyaa Vasudev]

Reallyyyyy good book. Its not a one time book, but its the best to read when you are not able to handle the truth of life.

[James Hauenstein]

As far as it was originally intended, as an inspirational poetry book, it was fine.