pickEentertaining, inspiring, funny, ...really funny, at some points. And, I truly enjoyed listening to her describe her relationship with her father, mother, son, and the many family members she loves and is still, deeply connected to today.
pickThe statistics alone, in this book, are nothing less than eye-opening and alarming.
The history lesson/timeline at the beginning of the book lays a foundation of understanding for just how far back our country has been using Cannabis. And, how it has been used to aid in the healing in many illnesses.
pickLoved the inspirations, guidance, and love poured through each word.
This book is said to be where, 'The Secret', began. Lots of similarities and connections.
Overall, its a true recipe for positive thinking, living, health, wealth and actualizing abundance in one's life.
Found some gems in this used bookstore today. What a treat!
pickFunny! Witty! And long overdue.
The best part... was when Amy discovered and then bravely declared that she needed a life too. A life separate from parenting and kids. And when she got passed the grim effect of "motherhood guilt", she got her legs back and used them to create a new life for herself and everyone she loved. ?
pickI loved how Sue Monk Kidd declared her right to tell the story of their lives in a way she saw fit after learning who Sarah and Angelina Grimke was.
And, the bravest of them all is Handful, the slave girl who grew to be a courageous woman, who would one day make the daring decision to set her and her sister, Sky, free.
This book reminded me of my bravery, and courage as a little girl who sought to defy the odds mounted against me.
