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homesteader's classicReview Date: 2008-04-04
I dream of cows...Review Date: 2007-03-27
Keeping a cow is do-able!Review Date: 2007-03-09
Good Information - Well written -but somewhat datedReview Date: 2000-08-24
Tons of informationReview Date: 2002-09-10

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Great Reference with Easy & Practical Advice!Review Date: 2007-08-09
Read This Book!!!Review Date: 2006-10-09
I can't say enough good things about the practical advice in Ms. Sakai's book. For example, her chapter on tools for building a relationship with the school is priceless.
"Finding Our Way" is a unique resource that earns a spot on the "must have" list of books about Asperger Syndrome.
Nothing But Good NewsReview Date: 2005-09-11
Truly a Major Godsend! Review Date: 2005-09-15
Kristi Sakai was blessed with the gift of humor. Humor is one impetus that keeps this book rolling. I love her quick quips for judgmental comments people endure when their child is suffering during a meltdown or having trouble navigating on social territory. This book really is a Godsend!
One part that made me laugh was when Sakai wrote about a boy who disliked baths because of sensory issues and provided very real, very legitimate reasons for why he resisted enduring them. I also like the way she provided an alternative approach to ensure his cooperation during an unpleasant activity. The part that had me laughing was when she said her daughter Kaede, upon being needled about not liking to have her hair washed, said she didn't have to suffer that unpleasant activity - she poured the shampoo down the sink! (Sounds like the kind of thing I would have done - only I poured shampoo in the toilet at that age or in the tub and said it was bubble bath). In all honesty, hair washing is about the least favorite activity of many, myself included.
Regardless of where on the spectrum you are, on or off or someone directly involved with people who do have Asperger's, you will get a lot of mileage out of this book and will often turn to it. It is one of the best teaching guides I have ever come across.
Full of wit and wisdom! Required reading!Review Date: 2005-08-11


BibliotherapyReview Date: 2007-09-04
I sometimes blanch at the outlandish claims made by some health books that deal with mental conditions. I think they cruelly mislead patients to believe that there's a vitamin or a supplement for every psychiatric complaint. Reinforcing denial is not good for patients at risk to themselves and others. But Jack Challem is versed in the latest science, and never strays far from the evidence in making his case for natural approaches.
There's clearly a place for drugs in the treatment of mental disorders, but I wish books like this got wider circulation because we could relieve untold suffering with a few basic suggestions herein. Studies have actually shown that good self-help books cure sufferers of mild to moderate depression at a rate comparable to that of Zoloft, Paxil and other commonly used drugs. They've even coined a term for it: "Bibliotherapy"!
So take this book and call your shrink in the morning--it may really not be so far-fetched! I think I'll start stocking it in my dispensary to give to my patients.
Ronald L. Hoffman, MD, New York City
It makes sense -- and it works!Review Date: 2007-08-13
I was always exhausted, in body and spirit. I felt like I was in a constant brain fog, getting early Alzheimer's! I awakened more tired than when I went to bed, longing to take naps, no needing them. I have had fibromyalgia for 15 years and am taking medications for this, taking two medications which help tremendously but cause side effects. I have hypertension, am an adult with ADD. Like most people I am stressed, anxious, impatient, lack focus, taking care of an elderly parent......sound familiar? But I am an early retired teacher who loved her job and should be more relaxed and healthy. I want and need my active life-style back. I'm not "that old"!!
Well, I was literally sick from taking meds, so I picked up Mr. Challem's book just by chance and found I COULD help myself, was doing so many wrong nutritional things, made some of his easy, suggested changes and, to my disbelief, found great relief within two weeks! I have always taken supplements and watched my health - so I thought - but still felt bad most of the time. And only the suggestions made in this book have helped me feel so much better. This author makes sense.
In the easiest reading and well organized presentation, Mr. Challem specifically presents HOW food affects mood and four steps to change. He discusses real, every day problems: how to realistically reduce our levels of stress and anxiety, how to handle our irritability, how to have more energy. And his suggestions, fully explained so even I would understand them, worked!
He goes on to take us step by step through a "recovery" process in which we can "fix" ourselves - armed with nutritional understanding and easy to do changes in our diet and life style. And best of all Mr. Challem clearly points out the specific connections between foods and moods and gives the reader things to DO and things to avoid....along with some of the best recipes I have ever tried.
While all his information is data based, I could easily understand the author and put his connections and suggestions to use immediately. And they have made a wonderfully positive change in my health, my entire life.
And he sells no supplements!
This book is a perfect gift for any friend or family member (underlining and notes will have you hold on to your own copy!) who has hypertension, fibromyalgia, ADD, exhaustion, depression, who is overweight or those irritating characteristics of impatience, irritsbility, stress, obsessive-compulsive tendencies, forgetfulness ---- characteristics we certainly notice in THEM but seldom admit about ourselves!
Buy this book for your own health and sanity --- and some to give as gifts to those you care about. These ideas make sense and work.
Enlightening & Informative - Several lightbulb moments!Review Date: 2007-08-10
Excellent Expert SolutionsReview Date: 2007-06-30
Eating healthy means feeling greatReview Date: 2007-08-03

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Fantastic, beutiful and educating.Review Date: 2008-09-15
Wonderful!Review Date: 2008-09-13
The Body KnowsReview Date: 2008-09-06
In elegant language, she proposes that those physical pains we experience reflect back to us something we have endured (or continue to endure) in our lives. Cobb asks us to become aware of what our bodies communicate to us, and in a loving, nonjudgmental way, coaxes us to understand more deeply where the meaning of those messages lie. From that understanding, we can begin the process of true healing. With this insight, Cobb takes us beyond the realm of intellectual "talk therapy." Through various exercises, (where yes, you do use your body), you become better attuned to what makes you-you. It is a process of continuous discovery, a constant journey that may lead you to unexpected, long forgotten places.
For those of us on a journey of self discovery, (who are most of us!)
I cannot recommend this book enough.
Putting the pieces together...Review Date: 2008-08-20
Mindbody MagicReview Date: 2008-08-11

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To your heartReview Date: 2008-04-26
excellentReview Date: 2007-12-31
A wonderful devotionalReview Date: 2006-12-19
God's Heart of LoveReview Date: 2000-10-24
Understanding the Father's HeartReview Date: 2001-09-25
I highly recommend EVERYONE get a copy and keep it with you ever day. I have given this book as a gift many times, to then hear back of how it blessed their socks off. Do you want your socks blessed off too? READ the Book!

a must read!Review Date: 2004-02-27
A must readReview Date: 2004-02-11
Fabulous book!!!!!!Review Date: 2003-12-13
superbReview Date: 2003-10-13
A Great ReadReview Date: 2003-07-31

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Great book for all parents to exploreReview Date: 2001-10-18
Great book for all parents to exploreReview Date: 2001-10-18
Getting There! Nine Ways to Help Your Kids Learn What MatterReview Date: 2000-06-18
Today's Children and Inspiring Spiritual AwarenessReview Date: 2000-08-19
A must have book for parents!Review Date: 2000-11-10
I would definitely buy this book for any parents I know. I loved the family project ideas, how to teach children about life in a spiritual way and great ideas for family togetherness. I really can't say enough about this book! I feel it is a wonderful tool to assist parents in their difficult job of raising children. I wish this book was around when my son was small. It would have been very helpful to me in briging him up with a more reverent and spiritual approach to life. I would have loved to do the projects and activities with my son. So, as a service to all parents out there looking for help, purchase this book for them right now!

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Wonderful!Review Date: 2002-10-02
Good case for the impact of Greece on Western cultureReview Date: 2004-10-31
So when I wanted read more about Greek influence on Western civilisation I dreaded a book which was merely a defense against these and other politically correct theories. Instead, although the author makes reference to this controversy, the book stands on its own in describing Greek civilisation and its enormous influence on today's world. The author does not pretend that the Greeks formed a cultural monolith, where everybody was convinced of the power of reason. But his very wide range of sources is persuasive enough that many of the ideas that were necessary building blocks for the rise of Western civilisation, such as that there should be a rational explanation for natural phenomena, originated with Greek thinkers. The fact that some of these paid for their ideas with their life (like Socrates) does not diminish the fact that the Greeks were there first.
What did I miss in this book ? I would have liked more about the transmission of Greek ideas to the West, i.e. how we lost much of this philosophical heritage only to regain it at the time of the renaissance. Secondly, although the author on a number of occasions asserts that other contemporary civilisations had not reached such and such a level, I would have liked to see more detail on this. I also thought that it was odd to devote the first 2 chapters (almost a sixth of the book) on sexual relations in ancient Greece, an area where I think Greeks did not influence the West much. I also think that the long section on the Greek's treatment of slaves has to be seen more in the US context (anything to do with slavery is highly sensitive and pays to be seen to have been good with slaves) than as an influence on Western culture.
Although J Roberts' Triumph of the West sets out a more eloquent case for the rational influence of ancient Greece, this book makes argues for a much wider influence, i.e. not just Rational Man, but also Political Man, freedom of expression, etc... For this it deserves to be read. It is far from perfect, but it is also fairly concise
Great Overview of the Achievements of the AtheniansReview Date: 2008-05-13
The chapters refuting these claims are worth the price of the book alone. To address these claims, the author encourages the reader to reflect upon the content of classical Greek law and classical Greek art. The author argues that there were in fact many laws prohibiting sexual relations with minors and there were popularized Greek myths where the moral was the dangers of hedonism (e.g., the immolation of Heracles.) Moreover, the author identifies how women were often portrayed as cunning, witty and capable of using their minds to achieve noble political ends in both Greek myths and Greek theater (e.g., Aristophanes' Lysistrata.)
Needless to say, the author does not attempt to claim that the Greeks were flawless and nor should he. However, the author does exhibit that he understands that the Greeks have made numerous monumental intellectual contributions to Western Civilization. Moreover, the author seems to understand that while certainly flawed by many of today's standards with respect to the rights of women and slave ownership, the Greeks should be judged in the context of their time and in that frame of reference were overwhelmingly good.
For these reasons, I whole-heartedly recommend this well-written and delightful book!
Good writing and great subjectReview Date: 2002-10-16
A great book about a great civilization.Review Date: 2002-10-07

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TheParentClub reviewsReview Date: 2001-06-17
From the cover!Review Date: 2000-11-30
Florence Littauer/Author of 30+ books, including "Personality Plus" and "Silver Boxes" "...'Holy Hormones' reflects (Dr. Eaker's) compassion and desire to help these women in need."
A great book for womenReview Date: 2001-06-17
Menopause help!Review Date: 2001-06-17
amazing inspiration and guidanceReview Date: 2001-02-15


Homeschooling with TLC in the Elementary GradesReview Date: 2008-05-04
My Favorite Homeschooling Book!!!Review Date: 2007-10-24
The seasoned and long sought-after author, Tamara L. Chilver taught in the public school system for years and has homeschooled her own three children even longer! Finally published, Mrs. T.L.Chilver Gifts us all with her ability to teach us how-to-teach our children and make it a Blast! This handy, well organized gem compiles tons of tips, games and ideas. It is a succinct listing of what works and how to make it happen in your own home! Check out her website and sign up for her monthly newsletter at [...] She's my homeschool hero and mentor and more importantly my children's ...they can't get enough of her ideas! She will be yours too...Read it to believe it!
Finding the path to homeschooling with a bonafide expert holding your hand takes all of the trepidation and fears away. While staying on course to a stimulating and thrilling homeschool experience for the whole family is made easy in these few pages! No longer must homeschool teachers prepare boring tedious lessons and children be plagued by chapters of activity books. No longer must we read thick, heavy, wordy texts by inept authors on the subject nearest and dearest to our hearts and calling. It's simply Awesome to have the benefit of a "real" teacher giving encouragement and practical tips on the matter of superiorly educating our children at home.
You'll want to share Homeschooling with TLC with everyone. My copy has had to be replaced tens of times so I advise you to buy several copies now to share with all of your homeschooling friends, relatives, homeschooling groups and to anyone you know who is considering homeschooling. Share the Good news for the Children's sake!!!!
couldn't homeschool with out it!Review Date: 2007-10-24
Creative Ideas Galore!Review Date: 2007-10-24
Big Things in Small PackageReview Date: 2007-12-24
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