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Summary: Pretty Good
Review: This is a cool book, not too long and you can read it in a day. SUCCULENT WILD WOMEN:
A woman of any age who feels free to fully express herself in every dimension of her life. This book is so colorful and fun!
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Summary: Wonderful book!
Review: I'm recommending this book because I think we all tend to take ourselves WAY too seriously sometimes (often!), and "Succulent Wild Woman" is a great primer for showing us how to take a step back and truly appreciate the core of who we are. Besides that, it's a quick read, so not having enough time is not a valid excuse! Enjoy!
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Summary: Erma Bombeck for the 2000's
Review: I purchased this book online after reading the reviews and sample pages! I thought this was the greatest thing I have read since Erma Bombeck, then I learned that the book deals with some issues of incest, which the author is dealing with. That part caught me off guard. I bought two copies, one to give to a friend and now I'm not sure if this is the perfect gift to give. The majority of Succulent Wild Woman is fantastic! And I recommend it, but I want people to know that she does talk about her incest experience. If I had known about this, I would have chosen a different one of her books to start with. I do like that the book looks handwritten and hand painted with neat little illustrations in and out and around the text. This is a good book for inspiring, young women. A good book to read with your daughters and talk through some of the deeper issues.
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Summary: Trite, juvenile fluff
Review: If I'd known that I could photocopy all my journal entries and telephone scribbles and sell them as a self-help book, I would still be too embarrassed to foist them off on unsuspecting gift recipients, like me. Because that's the only reason I have this book--it was a gift. What in the world is this SARK person on...Prozac? Is she free-basing St. John's Wort? Intraveneous coffee drip? I don't know, but there is one thing she could definitely use--an editor. What a waste of paper.
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Summary: bleh
Review: There is nothing in this book that hasn't been said already in other self-help type books. It is just packaged in an overly cutesy way. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see the appeal. It doesn't help that I don't like being referred to as succulent and juicy. Skip it.
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Summary: Empowering!!
Review: This woman is incredible!! It is such an empowering read, I recommend this book to all women... We really all are beautiful!!
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Summary: Succulent Wild Woman - Sark
Review: I just wanted to share my feelings on this book. I ordered it and the day it came in the mail I opened it read the first couple pages, couldn't put the book down. It is extrodinary, uplifting, clever and Sark is truely a one in a million woman who knows how to express herself well. It is a self-help, entertaining book that makes you laugh, stimulates your brain and gives you optimistic outlooks. I needed this book. It has helped me. Also, when I purchased the book, I didn't even know about Sark, who she was or anything about her and she is very interesting from what I read. I highly recommend this book.
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Summary: Life changing!
Review: This was the first book I have read by SARK and it really made me think about what I want to become as a person. I have arranged to go on my first solo trip (one of her suggestions) and I just feel like a more well-rounded, intelligent woman after reading this book. It was so hard to put the book down- I just lost myself in it. I have suggested it to all of my single friends! A definite "must read!"
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Summary: Sark is awesome
Review: This was the first book I bought by Sark and it definitely hooked me. I bought 2 others and this one was by far the best I have read so far. It's the perfect book for those that like to just flip it open to a random page. Sark shows the way to becoming a Succulent Wild Woman in a humorous, understandable and simple form.
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Summary: this book will awaken your inner child
Review: I identify with many, many aspects of this book, for I am a woman who is a little too intense for most people. Every woman I know can benefit SARK's reminder to rejoice in the female aspects of themselves, rather than apologizing for them. I stumbled across the title while browsing Amazon and added it to my 'Wish List' on a whim. My brother (the only person in the world that has a clue about my tastes in books and music) gave it to me for Christmas. I know I will purchase more of her books.
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