books by skirt!     books:       The Anywhere, Anytime Chill Guide: 77 Simple Strategies for Serenity11 reviews Kate Hanley skirt!, 2008 Fabulously restorative! All I can say is, where have you been all my life? What a great resource for remedies to keep you balanced and happy even in the toughest of situations. Ahhhhhhh!             Crazy Sexy Cancer Tips54 reviews Kris Carr skirt!, 2007 Learning to trust myself Kris Carr has written a wonderful book that explores her journey of self discovery. Whether you have cancer, have a loved one with cancer or just want to make yourself and your planet healthier, this is the best starting point you can choose.             Trailer Trashed: My Dubious Efforts Toward Upward Mobility7 reviews Hollis Gillespie skirt!, 2008 One of Very Few Writers Who Could Have Me Crying and Laughing Within Several Pages Based on the written material about the book I was expecting a Southern humorist along the lines of Dave Barry or perhaps Lewis Grizzard. And, while I did laugh out loud in a number of places, the book has a greater depth and is much less sarcastic than Barry. The book consists of a number of essays about her unusual life. That she was able to be as normal as she is, given her childhood, is ...             The Gospel According to Coco Chanel: Life Lessons from the World's Most Elegant Woman16 reviews Karen Karbo skirt!, 2009 Not Just Another Biography Although there are many books about Coco Chanel, this one stands apart from the rest. Not just another biography, the author Karen Karbo extracts the lessons from the story of Chanel's life and frames them in a way that is useful to the modern woman. Written with a great deal of wit, I wanted to laugh out loud at times, especially when the author writes about a visit to Didier Ludot in Paris to ...             The Cult of Celebrity: What Our Fascination with the Stars Reveals About Us26 reviews Cooper Lawrence skirt!, 2009 Entertaining Being a therapist and having an interest in the celebrity world, I decided to read this book. I'm glad I did. I found it very entertaining and gained a lot of insight into the celebrity world. To me this was just a fun book. I didn't read it as something I would use for research. I don't quite understand why the low scores. What were people expecting? It's just basic information on why ...             Life Is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionally45 reviews Patti Digh skirt!, 2008 Beautiful Design and Inspiring Content This book will make a great gift for anyone...especially yourself. Not only is the content short and sweet (perfect even for people who claim they don't like to read!) but the design of the book, original artistry that is incorporated, bright colors, and quality paper make this truly beautiful and a great book to set out on your coffee table.             Smotherhood?: Wickedly Funny Confessions from the Early Years13 reviews Amanda Lamb skirt!, 2007 Laughed until I cried... Bravo! Thank you for telling it like it really is Amanda Lamb- the sleep deprivation, the poop, the husbands sleeping through the baby's crying, the stupid goody bags at kid bday parties and the "bad" parenting moments. This book made me feel normal!!! The vasectomy chapter had me laughing until tears came out of my eyes. I will say, if nothing else, I learned what a scrotum holder is and ...             Bitchin' Kitchen Cookbook: Rock Your Kitchen-And Let the Boys Clean Up the Mess6 reviews Nadia Giosia skirt!, 2008 A highly prized and recommended addition to personal cookbook collections Nadia G is the creator of a hit, hip, an award winning web and mobile cooking show and the source of the recipes she has gathered together to create "Nadia G's Bitchin' Kitchen Cookbook". Colorfully and provocatively illustrated throughout, Nadia G laces humor with her recipe instructions for 'kitchen cook friendly' dishes ranging from such exotic items as Chile raspberry Parfait, to mouth ...             Crazy Sexy Cancer Survivor: More Rebellion and Fire for Your Healing Journey11 reviews Kris Carr skirt!, 2008 Something for the Under 40 Cancer Patients This book clearly defines the difference between most younger and older cancer patients, particularly in the area of language. Since I'm in the (much) older group, the title turned me off, but I read it on the recommendation of a friend. Once past the language, I found the book loaded with information and wit. While I don't agree with all her recommendations, she thought of many things that ...             Create the Space You Deserve: An Artistic Journey to Expressing Yourself Through Your Home30 reviews Jill Butler Skirt!, 2008 Have fun clearing your clutter I love the vibrant, feel good colors used throughout this book. The colors practically jump off the page! I particularly like the "Clearing the Crud" chapter. So useful! Trying to tackle years worth of clutter can be so overwhelming. This chapter really helped me to clear it out one step at a time and actually have while fun doing it.             skirt! Rules for the Workplace: An Irreverent Guide to Advancing Your Career9 reviews Kelly Love Johnson skirt!, 2008 Must-read for all women entering Corporate America! I recommend this book for all women currently holding entry level or lower-middle management positions that have hopes of some day advancing the corporate ladder. This book is an excellent how-to success guide for women in Corporate America. All the tips are provided with clear explanations. If you have committed some of the errors the author lists in the past, instead of becoming defensive, ...             The Cult of Perfection: Making Peace with Your Inner Overachiever97 reviews Cooper Lawrence skirt!, 2008 Pointless and Sexist This book is terrible. There's really not much more to say about it. I understand a lot of women feel like they have to over achieve, but come on, women control men. It's true. Take the most powerful man in the world (probably Obama), and all his decisions are influenced by his wife. Sorry for being a man. I guess its ok for women to be victims but not us. If you have any values or believe in ...             He Said She Said: Men and Women Square Off on Sex, Money, and Who Rules the World Editors of skirt! Magazine skirt!, 2008 A bold and irreverent collection of contrasting quotes by men and women.             The Baby Void: My Quest for Motherhood Judith Uyterlinde skirt!, 2008 A wonderfully fresh, authentic, and unexpected book on a serious topic--a woman's quest to conceive. The Baby Void is a reflection of a woman's strong desire to have a child, intertwined with her hopes for a fulfilling life. Sadly, one out of six couples struggles with infertility. This searingly honest narrative explores the emotional rollercoaster of love, loss, and what our bodies and minds are capable of going through to get what we truly ...             Life Is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionally [LIFE IS A VERB -OS] Patti(Author) Digh Skirt!, 2008             PMS {Problems Men Started}2 reviews Nikki Hardin, Caitilin McPhillips skirt!, 2007 Book, "PMS Problems Created by Men" It's a cute book, I know many women will enjoy it. I just had to see for myself, being a man, what the fuss was over this little book. Perfect as a gift for the women in your life who understand why men create so many problems. 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