The Bookshelf book review - Librarian Activist

The books on this page include nonfiction such as “motivational” books which allow you to straighten and enhance personal growth. I review books such as those written by Tim Ferris, which will make you think and reflect on how you can enhance your life productivity.

Or you might be interested in romance novels and want to find books that have wonderful stories of love, passion or heartbreak. Or you might like thrillers or fantasy. Here, you will discover fantastic books by a multitude of authors.

It’s my pleasure to help you decide on your next read.

Book Review: The Mike Macujo Method

There’s also a short, snippy section that talks about what to expect during the test itself, just to reassure readers that it’s not as scary as they might be expecting. The guidebook tells readers exactly what ingredients make up the Mike’s Macujo method, with helpful images to help you ...
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Review: The Knight in Rusty Armor by Robert Fisher

This led to him being nominated for the Emmy award and the Humanitarian Adward four times. The Knight in Rusty Armor is his book. It has been translated into Spanish and Catalan. This book contains seven chapters that represent our assumed life. It ...
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Review: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari By Robin S. Sharma

Sharma's The Man Who Sold His Ferrari, published in English in 1997 has been a best-selling self-help book and motivational book. It has been translated into 70 languages, and is now available in over 50 countries. Sharma tells a story about her theories on motivation and happiness. Julian ...
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Review: The Manuscript Found in Accra by Paulo Coelho

The Manuscript found in Accra was written as a story, told by a narrator. However, it is not a novel or short story, unlike many of Coelho’s books. The structure of each chapter is the same: A question about an important aspect or human existence, its answer and ...
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Review: Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

It will be clear that you can make financial freedom a reality if you learn how. I recommend that you start your financial education with "Rich Dad Poor Dad", as it is one book that can transform your life. Keep in mind, however, that "Rich Dad Poor Dad"'s ...
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Review: Change Your Words, Change Your Life By Joyce Meyer

It is often better to remain silent than lie. This book also discusses issues beyond the right to speak. It focuses on the content of our words which should reflect our faith, not fear or pessimism. It also has the title "The corrosion of complaints", which emphasizes the ...
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Review: The Prophet By Khalil Gibran

Despite all that time, thousands of people still enjoy this book. The content of "The Prophet", a message filled with serenity and reflection that seeks to help the development universal wisdom, is what really makes it valuable. "The Prophet" is an abridged prose poem. Its characteristics allow it ...
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Hello, Clare Collins here.

I'm a graphic designer by trade but avid reader in general. Reading is my passion, and it always has been.

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