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I’m several chapters into this book and debating DNF. It’s hard to get into a book when one of the two primary protagonists was a minor antagonist in the last book.

Not what I expected. I think this book could be summarized “little moments add up. It only takes a small amount of time to make a decision or have a conversation. My church is great.” I knew the book was going to be more stories than practical advice based on other reviews, but was didn’t expect it to be a memoir. Moving it to my DNF shelf.

The best book I’ve ever read on decluttering. She actually understands me. Assembling all of one thing (clothes, kitchen, etc) totally overwhelms me and shuts me down and Kathi said the same! She said that while other authors and organizers can work that way, some of us cannot. She has tips and processes that are actually working in my house.

The book is ok. Not one of my favorites. Usually, I cannot put down a book by Tosca Lee. This one will go on my DNF shelf.

We are listening to this as a family. The boys beg to make time to listen.

It’s good, but slow reading. It is a textbook. So far it has been a lot of (good) theory. The more I read, the more I *know* that I am a Nurse Coach—at my core, this is who I am. This book will help me be a better one.

We are doing a chapter almost every week. The kids love it. I love it. The kids are getting a clearer picture of God’s love for them, how to love others, and what forgiveness looks/feels like.