Inspirational/Self-help

Book Review: The Compound Effect: Multiplying your Success, One Simple Step at a Time

Author
Hardy, Darren
Rating
5 stars = Bohemian Rhapsody Awesome!
Review

"The Compound Effect is the principle of reaping huge rewards from a series of small, smart choices. These small, seemingly insignificant steps completed consistently over time will create a radical difference." Darren Hardy does an excellent job in outlining the steps to success. He provides examples that make the concepts very clear as well as recommended action steps in order to help you make right choices and develop the habits and behaviors that will lead to success.

Reviewer's Name
Nancy

Book Review: Fear Not Tomorrow, God Is Already There: Trusting Him in Uncertain Times

Author
Graham, Ruth
Rating
4 stars = Really Good
Review

Very encouraging book. Lots of examples from her life and the Bible about trusting God about the future and hope for the hard times.

Reviewer's Name
Colleen

Book Review: Radical Survivor

Author
Saltzman, Nancy
Rating
4 stars = Really Good
Review

This was an interesting book. I liked that it takes place in Colorado Springs. Nancy Saltzman is a very resilient woman. I'm not sure I would have the kind of strength she had if the unthinkable ever happened to me. I guess I was expecting more of a direct 'how to' on grief and loss, but instead the book was more of a teach by example. That's not a bad thing, just not what I was expecting.

Local Author?
Yes
Reviewer's Name
vfranklyn

Book Review: Shouting in the Dark: My Journey Back to the Light

Author
Bramblitt, John
Rating
5 stars = Bohemian Rhapsody Awesome!
Review

After he went blind while in college, John Bramblitt practiced getting around without sight at a Six Flags amusement park. Think about that. He began to paint after he lost his sight, and he made me understand what it means to see with sensors other than the eyes. There’s not an ounce of sentimentality here, but plenty of emotion, drive, and grit. You won’t be able to stop reading until you’re through to John’s singing in the light.

Reviewer's Name
Peter