Official Review: Corners

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Re: Official Review: Corners

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Lu_rire wrote: 12 Jul 2018, 12:23 Thanks for the review. The book seems like a great book to read when tackling the fear of change or resistance to change.
Yes, resistance to change too! Thank you for pointing that out.
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True words inaramid when you included in your review that we have all dealt with the uncertainties of life. Thank you for touching that aspect in your review. The review was a job well done.
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I find the title of the book interesting, Corners . I guess I never really thought about a corner being a point of change. Your review is beautifully written and full of detail. I will probably give this book a try!
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I love that this book is relatable and I'm sure it'd be an interesting read. Great job on the review.
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"When we deny the story, it defines us. When we own the story, we get a chance to write a brand new ending." Benette Brown. Each one of us has a story and owning it is the best way to define the ending. This book talks of different who have owned their personal stories and in so doing, written happy endings. The review is well written.
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This seems like a great book for people who struggle with change. Thank you for your recommendation!
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I read Ms. Miller's story and I agree with your sentiments. Now, though, I'm looking forward to that essay on nursery rhymes. Thanks for that and the review!
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