Book Review: TOX-SICK: From Toxic to not Sick by Suzanne Somers First off I would like to say that this book is scholarly. It’s 367 pages long and 29 pages of that are lists of medical journal articles for further … Continue reading →
Book Review: Inspiralized by Ali Maffucci Turn Vegetables into Healthy, Creative, Satisfying Meals There is almost no expert on the planet that says we need to eat less vegetables. In fact, most experts and lay people alike agree that we … Continue reading →
Book Review: Against the Grain by Nancy Cain Extraordinary gluten-free recipes made from real, all-natural ingredients. The first thing that impressed me about this cookbook was its massive size. It’s a full 400 pages long. The second thing that impressed … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Aerobic House Cleaning Lifestyle by Stevie Markovich This book was basically about how to turn house cleaning into aerobic exercise. To that end the author did a fairly good job. There were several good actual fitness tips … Continue reading →
Book Review: Skinny Gut Diet by Brenda Watson One of the basic premises of this book can be seen in this quote: “Gut microbes help give a new twist to the phrase ‘You are what you eat.’ You are what … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Secrets of Biblical Wisdom by Kyle Searcy The author shares part of his journey on how God helped him to gain more wisdom. He shares authentic personal stories as well as biblical story examples for each point … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Lost Art of Pure Worship by James Goll and Chris Dupre Basically, I loved it—knew I would. This book actually has six authors or contributors. That is not a bad thing, especially in this case. Sometimes when … Continue reading →
Book Review: Fully Alive by Ken Davis This book gave me mixed emotions in more than one way. Overall, Fully Alive made me both cry and laugh out loud. I appreciate both reactions and felt especially pleased when I reminded … Continue reading →
