
For everyone who wishes to better cope with the daily ups and downs of life, this book is a welcome resource. The author expresses a strong belief that each of us can cultivate that ability to cope with what life sends our way. In this helpful guide, she offers explanations, strategies and case examples in a readable voice.
The components of resilience are explored in the chapters that follow. These skills include perseverance, self-regulation, positivity, and self-care.
The author of this title is a good guide who writes with authenticity. She is open about the “bruises” that she faced in her own childhood. Doctor Gazelle also has professional experience that adds credibility. She worked for many years with hospice patients and later became a coach to other physicians.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this helpful title. All opinions are my own.




One non-fiction and some fiction. Enjoy.
I remember Ramona Quimby and her family from both my own childhood and those of my children. Because of so many happy memories, I was thrilled to receive this book from the publisher and NetGalley in return for an honest review.
I have enjoyed spending time with Hannah Swenson and those around her since Ms. Fluke wrote the first in this series. The Chocolate Chip Murder. With its bakery setting to make you hungry, and the recurring characters and relationships, it is a good series for lovers of cozy mysteries.
Do you read lots of mysteries? Do you think that you could be a good detective? Do you enjoy puzzle books? If your answers are yes, you will surely enjoy this title.






Hope you see something that interests you. I recommend The MoonSpinners and all of the other titles by this author (not very expensive) for those who enjoy a good escape. I bought Bibliophile as I found the illustrations to be quite charming. Enjoy!
Remy, a tuxedo cat, befriends a Calico cat whom he names Callie. The two enjoy playing together with Remy taking the lead. While Remy purrs all of his communications (com-mew-nications?) , Callie never purrs. She speaks expressively, for example nodding.
I very much enjoy doing puzzles so I was excited to see this title and looked at it right away. The author observes that these short puzzles can be solved in just a minute or two. Well, some took me longer than that and I wish that I remembered my Algebra better but I still am enjoying them.









