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Summary: Learning from each other
Review: I really enjoyed Chocolate for a Woman's Spirit. Once again the author delivered heart-warming and delicious stories to fill my soul. I can't wait for more.
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Summary: Like a box of truffles
Review: Just wonderful! I connected with so many of the stories. I enjoyed it immensely.
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Summary: Like a box of truffles
Review: Just wonderful! I connected with so many of the stories. I enjoyed it immensely.
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Summary: Melts in your heart
Review: Kay Allenbaugh's Chocolate Series of books are warm and wonderful. Kay and her collaborators help woman find that place of compassion and knowing. . .that place that's soft and strong and worn of time. Kay reminds us of the wisdom we've developed from showing up for life. . .thank you. Kay, for reading that means I am connected with other women who love and feel and grow and learn to live from white to dark and sweet to bittersweet--who grow tastier with every day and year!
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Summary: Melts in your heart
Review: Kay Allenbaugh's Chocolate Series of books are warm and wonderful. Kay and her collaborators help woman find that place of compassion and knowing. . .that place that's soft and strong and worn of time. Kay reminds us of the wisdom we've developed from showing up for life. . .thank you. Kay, for reading that means I am connected with other women who love and feel and grow and learn to live from white to dark and sweet to bittersweet--who grow tastier with every day and year!
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Summary: Chocolate for a Woman's Spirit
Review: Perhaps I was expecting too much, but I was disappointed in this book. There were definitely a few excellent stories in it, but it contained too many that seemed to be written by women who had messed up their lives and were trying to sugar -coat (or chocolate-coat) their mistakes, rather than amend them. Perhaps I was comparing it too much to an incredible book I finished recently, "Small Miracles" by Yitta Halberstam and Judith Leventhal. In that book, practically every story moved me deeply. However, much as I love chocolate, the "Chocolate" stories were a disappointment.
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Summary: Delicious as ever
Review: The "Chocolate" books continue to be a delicious way to sit back and fill up with stories that delight and fulfill. I recognize myself and the women in my life in each of these delightful stories. What a treat to invite these wonderful women into my home like a cherished group of old friends! Like their namesake indulgence, these stories might not be the most "sensible" reading a girl could do, but they are certainly some of the most satisfying . . . Adrienne Wiley, editor of the upcoming book "For This I Am Grateful" from Everyday Wisdom Press.
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Summary: Delicious as ever
Review: The "Chocolate" books continue to be a delicious way to sit back and fill up with stories that delight and fulfill. I recognize myself and the women in my life in each of these delightful stories. What a treat to invite these wonderful women into my home like a cherished group of old friends! Like their namesake indulgence, these stories might not be the most "sensible" reading a girl could do, but they are certainly some of the most satisfying . . . Adrienne Wiley, editor of the upcoming book "For This I Am Grateful" from Everyday Wisdom Press.
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Summary: Chocolate for a Woman's Spirit
Review: These are stories I savor at night, just before turning out the light. There is so much to be learned from these women about living, inspiration, listening to spirit, hearing our intuition, taking new paths, shifting perspectives to create miracle.
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