Thnik Happy by Karen Salmansohn

If you are not an avid reader or you don’t want to invest a great deal of time reading, then this is your book.  Short, sweet and to the point. My only real issue is I like more meat to my books.  A book that I can read in less than an hour is not worth it for me.  If you look at the content of the book it is actually interesting, thought provoking and helpful in many ways.  I just wished the author had taken time to write a full book rather than a picture book for adults.  I think she would have had something worth reading.

I received a free copy of this book from WaterBrook Multnomah in exchange for my honest review of the book.

People of the Second Chance by Mike Foster

While the concept of the book interested me and some of the stories I did find very inspirational the overall book I found middle of the road.  Other books on the same subject I found myself compelled to read them right away.  This book I would read in segments mainly because there was nothing new or enlightening that I have not already read thirty times over.  But if you have not read about giving people a second chance and this would be a good starting point.  If you have already read similar book like this I found nothing new or exciting that captured my interest.  Over all I thought I was a good solid introduction about forgiveness and getting your life back on track.  I would recommend it to people that have not explored this type of book before.

I received a free copy of this book from WaterBrook Multnomah in exchange for my honest review of the book.