This highly recommended comprehensive book is more than a pep talk for aging well. The inspiring messages will be welcome and valued by women of all ages.
Nothing new here, but this title is still helpful for those seeking inner peace in a stressful world.
The author offers an abundance of medical research without judgement. This book is ideal for those who are already drinking too much or think they might be.
An excellent resource for those wanting to stop drinking.
Sincero is a master of her craft in helping people effect permanent changes. Her book is highly recommended.
This may be one of the first books that culminates in the events of 2020 and offers a solution for moving forward. Although Wilson comes across as a bit rambling and even privileged at times, her stories are fascinating and her message is universal and hopeful. Readers with wanderlust will be inspired by her journey and calls to action.
Readers looking for more than a fluffy, feel-good gratitude journal will enjoy this research-based affirmation of the necessity for gratitude in all areas of life.
Schmidt identifies with women’s issues and writes with encouragement and warmth. Her suggestions can easily be implemented and will give readers the courage and push they need to move forward. Recommended for all women approaching or past the midlife marker.
For lovers of all things French, but also for those who enjoy philosophy and self-help books that discuss working “smarter, not harder.”
Eger’s particularly wise book based on personal experience and clinical practice is highly recommended.
Helpful for women willing to do some soul-searching to shift course and focus on what really matters to them..
An accessible book full of straightforward recommendations that are bound to help those looking to overcome life’s difficulties.
What’s enticing about this book is its no-nonsense guide to feeling better. Ideal for these unsettling times; highly recommended for general readers.
Concise and colorful, this would make an ideal gift book. Readers looking for a motivational take on moving past heartbreak may want to pair this entertaining, affirming guide with Bridget Fonger’s Superhero of Love: Heal Your Broken Heart & Then Go Save the World.
An encouraging read for the 40-plus single woman who is thrown into the dating world and is trying to mesh real life with that depicted in the movies.
A readable and inspiring manual for living one’s days fully and dying well.
Bonoir synthesizes psychological concepts into understandable suggestions certain to help any reader reclaim a healthy state of thinking.
Abounding with valuable insights into the aging process, this will be enjoyed by readers interested in the subject and general, college-educated readers.
Excellent tips for forging relationships with others and becoming an even better “old” friend.
Beneficial for readers who find the concept of ikigai intriguing.
Highly recommended for all animal lovers who inevitably must deal with the death of their pets. [See Prepub Alert, 12/9/20.]
Readers who find themselves stuck in bad relationships or situations will savor Murray’s advice, as it’s relatable and easy to put into practice.
A handy, feel-good volume of tips and advice for contented living.
Ideal for those who feel stuck in a negative spiral and wish to move forward.
Recommended reading for all and a solid addition to public library offerings.
Craddock’s advice will help readers to prepare for the unexpected and to retool their skill set for succeeding in their organization or personal lives. The author’s comparison of the lifeboat to the big ship mentalities is particularly helpful in analyzing and managing tough situations.
This book’s superb advice will appeal primarily to millennials and members of Gen Z.
A valuable tool for reflection that can be used by readers from all walks of life.
This highly recommended title couldn’t be more timely.
A fine first step in promoting and participating in the healing and prevention of sexual offense.
Funny and wise, this will be particularly helpful to aficionados of the personal growth genre.
A refreshingly open and honest book about a topic of great interest to pretty much everyone.
Recommended for anyone who feels they’ve tried everything in the way of self-improvement yet are determined to live to their fullest potential.
A fantastic, fanciful guide to becoming not only a happier adult but one who gives back and helps the next generation.
A great springboard to finding an antidote to consumerism.
A comprehensive guidebook delivering valuable skills to apply in both business and personal relationships.
A pithy book that packs a wallop of information and lots of laughs, this is a perfect gift for fans of the former first lady.
Excellent advice from someone who grew up in a “traditional male” atmosphere with some macho values but has changed his thinking and behavior.
For those interested in pursuing a new spiritual adventure.
An encouraging read for those cautious but eager to make art.
Although primarily a memoir, Moe’s words should supply help, hope, and humor to many readers.
Helpful for reaching any goal, from losing weight to saving for retirement.
Holland puts a positive spin on what could be a tumultuous season of life, providing a solid route on which to travel.
With wit and humor, Thomas thoughtfully conveys the realities of aging. This fully absorbing memoir will especially resonate with readers over 65 and those who work with geriatric populations, yet all readers should find much wisdom to be gained from this warm offering. .
Smart, savvy, and informed, Douglas is the perfect guide for women who are sick of the rampant sexism and ageism in our society and are ready to do something about it.
An optimal choice for readers looking to add that finishing touch to their own grace and style.
Hill’s engaging memoir comes with lessons for students and those working primarily in the medical field, while McKowen’s narrative serves to inspire and uplift the layperson battling addiction.
A welcome read for women looking to explore more adventurous, impassioned sexual lives.
Fogg’s method has great potential to promote altered behavior in those who have sought help in other ventures with little success.
Particularly beneficial for anyone suffering from past pain, as well as those seeking to be more proficient at owning their own behavior.
Great for generating discussion on the subject of authenticity and thinking through tough questions.
Hill’s engaging memoir comes with lessons for students and those working primarily in the medical field, while McKowen’s narrative serves to inspire and uplift the layperson battling addiction.
With fascinating research findings that plumb the mysteries of the human brain and the limits of willpower, this should be a solid addition to most general psychology and self-help collections.
A helpful resource for anyone looking to activate their primal self. Also an excellent companion to Gary Ferguson’s The Eight Master Lessons of Nature.
An excellent addition to grief literature that helps pave the way for steps toward healing.
This page-turner of a self-help book highlights great ideas on almost every page. A solid choice for all collections.
A particularly insightful guide for practically anyone who emails, seeks romance, or desires to build relationships with others online.
Once again, Casey delivers a useful framework with which to help one embark on a spiritual journey.
These two books give readers the chance to incorporate principles into their daily lives that will help them see through many everyday challenges.
This fascinating read illuminates the inner lives of the rich and famous even as it demonstrates how to understand and share the feelings of others and develop a real connection.
This delightful, fun read will especially appeal to teens and readers in their 20s and 30s.
This inspirational work will spur readers to start noticing the world around them.
Farkas’s angle of eating for defiance will touch a nerve but will also offer help to instill a constructive response in many overeaters seeking ways to get to the core of the behavior.
Approachable and practical, this volume will be an indispensable resource for women considering a political run. For all library collections.
Essential for those whose family dynamics are in disarray and who wish to develop healthy relationships
Both titles are recommended for filling a gap in the aging literature, with Eightysomethings catering to a definite niche audience, and Getting Good for anyone over 60.
Recommended as a worthy update to other books on this often underrepresented topic.
An excellent primer on nurturing an essential life skill.
This book is a feast for avid lit lovers and foodies alike.
This book would be especially useful in a women’s Bible study as well as for individual women wishing to grow in their faith.
This fascinating read provides solutions for combating misinformation that are particularly helpful in today’s political climate.
Simultaneously a great primer for readers wanting to try meditation and a guide for experienced meditators who wish to take their practice to the next level.
A realistic read that will prod even the most stubborn fast-food eating couch potato to take action toward a healthier lifestyle.
This book provides much-needed support for the growing population of women caregivers. Highly recommended for both public and personal collections.
Ideal for those well versed in New Age language, who are eager to go the extra mile to achieving a higher consciousness.
This thought-provoking title will stimulate readers to think and write about the experiences that have shaped their lives, while informing the direction for the path forward.
Harron’s emotional and practical advice for this growing global predicament comes highly recommended.
While many books concentrate on either the emotional aspects of clutter or tips for getting rid of it, McCubbin interweaves both, resulting in highly practical guidance.
A delightful read recommended for both individual and public libraries.
Reminiscent of the animated film Inside Out, the information here will undoubtedly move readers toward a more abundant, satisfying life.
An excellent choice for those coming to terms with a family member's alternate view. Another solid resource is Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers's I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening). Both are highly recommended.
A heart-wrenching yet practical, positive look at a somewhat hidden issue.
Knowledgeable insights and solutions for increasing sensitivity and overall humane functioning in an often cold world.
The beauty of this system is discovering and celebrating one's true self, and while Paasch's material may be valuable, her irreverent tone might be a turnoff for some readers, while attractive to others.
Herring's words add a lot to our understanding of generational perspectives. Appendixes featuring a family technology action plan, a health-care transition guide, and a bibliography of experts and organizational resources serve as catalysts for further intergenerational discussion.
Baugher removes the drudgery from caregiving to offer readers greater goals on which to focus. Recommended for all caregivers and anyone about to enter that space.
A compelling read that will undoubtedly be of comfort and assistance to anyone in the dating world. Recommended for all those interested in finding a new relationship.
This no-frills guide to customizing wedding rituals is perfect for those who are willing to put the time and energy into the process.
This comprehensive book supplies women and interested general readers with everything they need to know, from healing after childhood abuse to ending sexual harassment. Essential for all women.
This compact book delves into every aspect of the body-image problem and sets forth feasible ideas for accepting one's physical appearance to enhance confidence and joy.
Highly recommended for individuals and all libraries.
A pleasant read that reassures us it's okay to lounge around in old sweats and socks.
A powerful salve in the midst of rudeness and disrespect seen in society today.
Steeped in thoughtful research, this intimate portrait of childless living would serve as a valuable sociological tool for understanding family structures as well as a guide for readers considering the childfree option.
While Rieckens began his austere existence after a lifestyle of affluence, readers will benefit from the wisdom of saving today in the hope of a brighter tomorrow.
An efficient, handy guide to mindfulness techniques for those already embracing the concept but who aren't sure they're doing it right.
Out of literally dozens of tips and ideas, readers should be able to find at least one to employ to make their lives better. Recommended for all public libraries.
Rubin's many fans will flock to this title, as will anyone seeking a quick and easy fix to the persistent problem of clutter.
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