Women & Love – A Book ReviewThis book by Mira Kirshenbaum is "An Owner’s manual for the Heart.” A well known couples therapist and author, with over thirty years of experience, reaches out to readers with “a book to teach women to find true love AND to stay true to themselves. "You have the power to say NO to crummy love." Whatever Will Be, Will Be, Que Sera SeraWhen you have children they often become the focal point of your life. Believe it or not, they often stay the focal point of your life for a very long time. Often children young and old have the same worries and concerns as you do and they may ask questions about "what will be" in their future... There Are Two Sides To Every Story (Or More)How’s Your Perspective and Perception? Do you see things from only one side? In reality there is usually more than one side or perspective to every story. On the inside of the WINDOWPANE, a Hibiscus plant blooms, as on the outside of the windowpane a winter storm rages; what do you see? I Make My Own Happiness - A Mantra This month’s Mantra is about Happiness. Sometimes it comes easily and sometimes it’s elusive like a flitting butterfly or a magical starfish drifting by in sea water. It’s often difficult to catch sight of it, but with persistence you might catch a glimpse of it and you just might catch it. SPIRIT BEACH – Ghosts, Vampires, A Beach & RomanceDo you believe in ghosts and vampires? How about love and romance that endures for a century? If you’re looking for a newly released mid-summer beach romance, you may want to check this one out. Available online - in paperback and digital formats. OSTRICH – A Book Review of a Labor of LoveLet me tell you a little bit about OSTRICH. It is not a book about a bird. It is a self-help book of sorts for women about life’s ups and downs. It's eclectically styled, wisdom gone wild for a woman's inner child. Readers can't help but be inspired by these pages. So why IS IT called OSTRICH?
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