‘The Swiss Cheese Theory of Life (How to Get Through Life’s Holes Without Getting Stuck in Them!)’ by Judith A. Belmont and Lora Shor is a self development book with a difference. As the name suggests, it covers various ways of getting through life, but with interesting analogies to Swiss Cheese.

‘The Power of Respect’ by Deborah Norville also says on the front cover ‘Benefit from the Most Forgotten Element of Success’. This is a self development book that reminds one of just how crucial respect is in all aspects of everyday life.

Umbrellas have been around for over 2,400 years and have many different uses, some of which are very unusual. There is much we can learn from this wonderful invention about our own self development, personal growth, self growth and personal development.

‘The Law of Attraction : Making it Work for You!’ by Deborah Morrisson and Arvind Singh is a comprehensive look at how to use the LOA to get real results. It explains the misconceptions around 'The Law' and how to use it as a self development tool to realise your potential and find meaning in life

'The Joy of Plumbing' by Hattie Hasan can be used to take your life into new directions - whatever your age. It is a book of self discovery & self belief. This self development review gives insight into a book that will also make you look on water, plumbers and plumbing in a totally different way!

This self development book review on 'The Geometry of Sisters' by Luanne Rice is about the deep love, unique relationship and powerful bonds between sisters that hold fast through the trials and tribulations of life.

The Game Maker by Ian Fenn is a self or personal development book that makes you consider what life is all about. It is a light-hearted look at the universe, Big Bang, consciousness, enlightenment, life after death, eternity and your immortality. It suggests an answer to your deepest questions.

‘The Freedom Code’ by Michael J. Rhodes is a self development book in the form of descriptive stories and personal essays on life and existence in general. The personal development tips and tools have been designed to help you move away from your old ways and create a new Freedom Code for yourself.

‘The Five People You Meet In Heaven’ is a self or personal development story that makes you consider the effect you have (unknowingly) on other people’s lives. Whether or not you believe in heaven, it is an interesting read, giving a new slant on the meaning of life and what happens after death.

‘The Art and Science of Light Bulb Moments’ by Tom Evans is a self development and self help book that delves into some of the more curious areas of human capabilities. It will give you a better understanding of light bulb moments, how to have them on demand and how to use them to your benefit!