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This book is meant for a woman who came through a messy childhood and/or a difficult first marriage. It's meant for a woman with submerged feelings and imperfect parenting skills. She often write a line that I weirdly needed at the moment I was reading. That is my very high recommendation.

This book is meant for a woman who came through a messy childhood and/or a difficult first marriage. It's meant for a woman with submerged feelings and imperfect parenting skills. She often write a line that I weirdly needed at the moment I was reading. That is my very high recommendation.

I continue to respond to the wonderful prompts in this little journal. It keeps me on a journey through my life and my mind.

My kitten must love the colorful art throughout this journal because every time I want to write an entry, he jumps on the open book. Progress is slow.

I'm one-third of the way through and, every night, I add to this journal. The prompts it gives help me remember past and present blessings, and plan for future ones. Thank you "My Happy Life" company for including it in your subscription box.

I am halfway through and enjoying this novel. The characters are engaging, the dialogue is natural, and the story entertains--with a little historical education thrown into it. Thank you, James Aura.

Came away from it, and I am back to reading it and using the techniques.

I'm half-way through the 113-page Self Sabotage No More, by Jennie Potter. Her light approach connects more dots than if I had fallen asleep reading a denser, longer, and more cerebral work.