Katie Cross presents
The Emotional Side of a Book Release posted at KCross Writing, saying, «Everyone has tips about the perfect promotional package, or how to conduct the perfect release day.
Not exact matches
I know there are other
books out there for fathers but I think this one really has it all with its combination
of yoga, breathing and birthing simulation exercises, nitty - gritty info on every step
of the birthing process as well as the deeply spiritual and
emotional sides of being the attendant father.
The
book helps newly diagnosed women take charge
of their health with helpful tips, checklists, questions to ask and expert insights covering health management, preparing for surgery, weighing treatment options, dealing with
side effects, diet and exercise, beauty and body care,
emotional well - being and lifestyle management.
Many case histories are included, and Dr. Hanley adds a new dimension to this
book by addressing the
emotional side of premenopause issues usch as PMS, as well as the use
of herbs and nutritional supplements to treat symptoms.
addition to my bookshelf, and while it may be less tactical than some personal finance
books, it deals with the incredibly important
emotional side of money.
I've (so far) been able to circumvent the
emotional side of things by focusing on logistics:
booking movers and plane tickets, getting Willie and Finn prepped and ready with their own passports (contrary to what I wish they would be, a pet passport is NOT adorable and small with a paw print and a photo.
He's jettisoned a lot
of Pynchon's enjoyably plush padding (a Vegas
side trip and surf music wanderings), focusing on the
emotional core
of the
book — to the point
of making it into one very tricky sort
of romance instead
of a flat - out fatalistic noir.
Excerpts from the
book, The Other
Side of the Report Card: Assessing Students» Social,
Emotional, and Character Development (Corwin Press, 2016) are provided.
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