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	title:	Finding Your Way Home: A Soul Survival Kit
	author:	Melody Beattie
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	HarperSanFrancisco
	released:	October 19, 1998
	isbn:	0062511181
	isbn-13:	9780062511188

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Customer Reviews
Complete and utter guff. - Rated I borrowed this book from a friend who had said she'd found it useful. I found it to be full of random statements taken out of context, and various hand-wavy ideas that don't hold up to any scrutiny and followed up by pages upon pages of interviews with people who just happen to agree with the author. I feel the whole book could have been boiled down to a small pamphlet by a decent editor. It would probably be a lot more useful in that form too. A Spiritual Journey Towards Happiness - Rated The author uses her own personal experiences following the tragic death of her son to show how out of the depths of our grief and aloneness, we can heal ourselves, and go on to live life to the full.

Customer Reviews

Complete and utter guff. - Rated 1/5
I borrowed this book from a friend who had said she'd found it useful.

I found it to be full of random statements taken out of context, and various hand-wavy ideas that don't hold up to any scrutiny and followed up by pages upon pages of interviews with people who just happen to agree with the author.

I feel the whole book could have been boiled down to a small pamphlet by a decent editor. It would probably be a lot more useful in that form too.

A Spiritual Journey Towards Happiness - Rated 4/5
The author uses her own personal experiences following the tragic death of her son to show how out of the depths of our grief and aloneness, we can heal ourselves, and go on to live life to the full.