Neil Gaiman Q&A: Good Omens

BJ Gallagher Hateley and Warren H. Schmidt
2006, 172 pages

I know the pamagat may make you smile and giggle. I did too when it was introduced to me as a gift when I was studying for my master’s degree in psychology in 2001. And what a gift! I am since happily involved in human resources for a law firm employing over 600 people, including 250 lawyers. Over 600 very different human beings with very different ways of thinking, but 600 very different human beings all living for the same purpose: make the best out of everything life gave to each and everyone of them – creativity and courage –...

Daniel Goleman, 1996, 288 pages

A penetrating analysis of the dark corners of human deception, enlivened sa pamamagitan ng intriguing case histories and experiments – It was written for the professional, yet is understandable sa pamamagitan ng the layman as well because it is so well and clearly written. This is a great book for coaches, counsellors, and therapists working with individuals that are grieving or dealing with past issues. I found the book to be helpful in explaining why so many of the people I coach seem to have denied or repressed very emotionally traumatic incidents. The human mind is amazing and complex....

Looking for a faster, easier, madami rewarding path in your interpersonal relationships at work or at home? You could achieve a level of skill in this area probably beyond your imaginings. The secret is a systematic and insightful approach, using the best of practical psychology, NLP, ancient wisdom, and first-hand experience of organizational life at all levels. Such a systematic approach is available for you here in the form of the Relationship Mastery formula.

Our ability to relate to other people is often the key determinant in what happens in our lives, both at tahanan and at work – the most...

Now, there are two types of memoirs in my mind: those about famous people, and those that aren't. Both have their pros and cons. madami people are likely to notice a famous memoir at the bookstore and buy it based on the celebrity's name -- but "common folk" memoirs don't have pre-conceptions, politics, and religious perspectives to overcome. Or you're like me, who likes whatever she reads as long as its good. Whatever you like to read, here are a few memorable memoirs that I'd recommend you read.

With memoirs written sa pamamagitan ng writers, you rightfully expect that the memoir is as good of a read as their...

When Psyche receives a prophecy gone horribly wrong, she learns that even the most beautiful girl in Greece can have a hideous future. Her fate? Fall in pag-ibig with the one creature even the gods fear.
As she feels herself slipping closer into the arms of the prophecy, Psyche must choose between the terrifyingly tender touch she feels almost powerless to resist and the one constant she’s come to expect out of life: you cannot escape what is destined.
ADORABLE. Days after finishing Destined, I can’t stop thinking about it. And every time I do, I get this warm, fuzzy feeling in my stomach. After...

Seeing as I haven't posted an artikulo here yet I thought I'd type up a little something. This'll be a listahan of books that I read and some mini reviews of them; seeing as there are a lot, I will be utilizing my reviews from 'Goodreads'. Some reviews will be cut short to keep the length down.
Some reviews will have spoilers.

Croak

First and foremost, I pag-ibig Lex. She's sassy, funny, and sarcastic. She also was all head over heals for Driggs. You can tell she likes him, but it doesn't turn the story into some silly stupid romance novel, basically it didn't obstruct the plot. I really really loved,...

I highly recommend this book: Edenbrook sa pamamagitan ng Julianne Donaldson.

I've never read a book this good. It had my stomach churning and flipping and I swear I reread every paragraph a kajillion times, I couldn't get enough. It is a page turning, intense, action filled romance.

Here's the catch: it is during the regence era (like old England, Pride and Prejudice). BUT don't let that scare you off. The may-akda writes in a way that twists modern Pagsulat and makes it feel old and rustic. It isn't in that big fancy Pagsulat where you have to look up every other word and read the sentance twice just to understand...