Katie Lusby

Perfect for the parents of athletes

Revisado: 12-31-16

I love how this story is told my Missy and her mom and her dad. It was good to hear everyone's perspective and they sounded like the parents of the kids on my daughter's team. We are facing challenges as all athletes do, and it was good to hear the reassurance of a family whose struggles are similar though on a bigger scale.

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Great for teachers

Revisado: 08-05-16

The content of this book is a guide to behavior science and the secret to why some teachers can manage classrooms and others struggle with daily discipline. I am going to recommended this for a book study with my teachers and school psychs this year.

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Wonderful little Moral

Revisado: 11-07-10

This is a total must read for everyone including kids. My seven year old has listened to the story and we talk about it often. It has helped her cope with all of the changes in our lives recently including a big move, changing schools and jobs. It gives her a frame of reference of how to properly deal with her insecurity. And, me too.

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Good read even for a young girl

Revisado: 09-03-10

I am a "young" woman (42), according to Suzanne, but this was very useful and intersting information. She is quite brilliant dispite her reputation and I am gald I got this selection.

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Do NOT commit to a weight loss program this

Revisado: 07-29-10

I have tried everything and have recently become bored with the program that caused me to loose the most weight yet. I read this book and found out why I plateau, why I get bored, and why I continue to struggle. I have broken through the barrier and am loosing weight again without counting those stupid points!

Read it, read it again and meditate on the information. It is best used along side of a journal to record your own experiences and make your own reflections.

Love this book!

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Typical Glenn Beck, Good Read

Revisado: 07-29-10

I found this book implementatons of what he has talked about on his show (not unexpectedly), but a little cheesy in some places. It gets four stars for creativity and artisitic manipulation of real word incidents, but looses one for the narrator (who I thought got in the way of the story). Good love story, but obviously written by a man, and thankfully no smut. Great action, decent character development, fabulous use of literary devices (avid readers make great writers). Again, more of a man's book, but women who follow politics will enjoy it. The best part of this book is the epiloge where he tells you to go back and Google some of the topics discussed. Do it if you dare. It is very interesting, as you would expect from Glenn. Good book, worth a listen.

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Loved it!

Revisado: 07-29-10

Liz starts this book out be explaining that like Eat, Pray, Love, she penned this one assuming that no one would read it. Therefore, she comes across as fresh, honest and authentic in her search for answers to question that all women have either before they get married or years after: is getting married to this man the right thing to do?

Although I disagree with some of her politics, I find that she and I, and all women really, have so much in common when it comes to how this marriage thing works, socially, emotionally, and physically. Unlike me, she did alot of research into the history of marriage and marriage in different cultures and really gave obsessive thought before she jumped in. Her finding make one thing clear, our struggles and frustrations, our joys and contentment with our spouce (male or female) are universal. After 10 1/2 years of marriage, I found this book to be not just commiserative but also reaffirming in ways that make me a better wife even though I chosed to marry for less well thought out reasons.

I love listening to her voice read her own words. It is like talking to a girlfriend over lunch because she is so intimate with the details stated and unstated that you want to keep listening to hear more.

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