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Drivetime Yoga
Book Reviews, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
Feb 10, 2011
Drivetime Yoga is the first head-to-toe system to relieve driving stress, giving drivers practical road rage remedies and safe, simple techniques to ease chronic neck, shoulder and back aches. Read On
The 21st Century Guide to Bachelorhood: Lessons Learned Over the Past 20 Years
Book Reviews, How-To, Nonfiction, Relationships & Dating, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
Feb 09, 2011
Irreverent, brutally frank, sometimes salacious advice for bachelors, whether they’re seeking a soul mate or just looking to get laid. Read On
Secrets from the Sofa
Book Reviews, Books, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
The author is wise and insightful, having been enriched and informed by his experiences as a young man in post-war Europe dealing with Jews rescued from concentration camps and German prisoners of war. Read On
All About Motherhood: “A Mom for All Seasons” and Other Essays
Book Reviews, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
All About Motherhood charts the interior journey women make when they give birth and take on the most demanding and dynamic role of their lives. Read On
Acting Well to Age Well
Book Reviews, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
While Acting Well to Age Well focuses on the issues of obesity and weight loss, Yaeger’s premise of behavioral change for life can be applied to any obstacle that keeps us from being the whole and healthy person we each envision for ourselves.
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A Suitcase Full of Faith
Book Reviews, Memoir, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
Feb 04, 2011
A Suitcase Full of Faith is about traveling the world while listening to one’s heart, even when the obstacles may seem insurmountable. Read On
Think Green!
Book Reviews, Kids, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
Jan 28, 2011
A colorfully illustrated book that introduces and educates our youngest generation on ways they can think and act green. Read On
Joy Writing
Book Reviews, Nonfiction, Self-Help •
IR Staff •
A how-to guide for aspiring writers that ends up containing none of the prescriptive rules and one-size-fits-all advice so often associated with the genre. Read On
