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9 reviews
John D. Macdonald

Random House Value Publishing, 1999

The great MacDonald
While I still find "Flash of Green" to be my favorite MacDonald book, there's something so appealing about the Travis McGee series that keeps me coming back to them. And "Pale Gray for Guilt" has such an engaging opening sequence of events, and such an array of fascinating characters, that you cannot put this mystery down. I just hope that MacDonald continues to gain in popularity, as I feel he ...

Degree of Guilt

42 reviews
Richard North Patterson

Ballantine Books, 1993

8 stars please !!!
Fantastic!!!!. This book is going to go into my top 100 paperback reads of my life. I mean this is a book that has a basic plot which is kind of steered in such a manner to make it really look more complicated. The beauty of the book is the mixing of the flashbacks with the present. I mean few authors given this basic plot line could have told a story which is pushed forward by such amount of ...

Escaping Toxic Guilt

4 reviews
Susan Carrell

McGraw-Hill, 2007

An extremely useful book
Susan Carrell's Escaping Toxic Guilt has helped me to make sense of tense confrontations and instances of feeling trapped in my own life and in what others have told me about theirs. It has only been about a week since I finished reading it. Nevertheless, I have referred to it in a e-mail to a friend (for the description of Forgiveness on pages 227-229) and have ordered a second copy to send to ...

Motherhood: The Guilt That Keeps On Giving

2 reviews
Julie Ann Barnhill

Harvest House Publishers, 2006

Guilty No More
I heard Julie speak on this topic at the MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Convention last year, and could hardly wait for the book. Julie, you didn't disappoint! I resonated with so much of your story--of messing up, and feeling regret, yet longing to live in freedom. I think this should be a required text for all new mothers! Thank you, Julie, for your vulnerability, your honesty, your humor, and ...

Taste of Home Guilt Free Cooking (Home-Style Cooking For healthier Lifestyles)

2 reviews

Remain Media Group, Inc., 2007

Just what I needed.
This book is an excellent help in preparing meals for those who have to watch calories, carbo's, sugars, etc. Each recipe has notations for these and other things like diabetic exchanges...starch, fat, meat, etc. I should also note the delivery was speedy and arrived intact.

Guilt Is the Teacher, Love Is the Lesson

5 reviews
Joan Borysenko

Thorsons, 1993

Anyone who suffers from obsessive guilt . .
. . should read this book. Joan Borysenko, PhD., appears to be highly versed in the knowledge of guilt, as she suffered from this disease herself. This book is rich in different forms of psychology, both past and present, but it also mixes the spiritual with that psychology. I think, with most psychologists, that is the factor that is missing. There's the physical, the mental, and the ...

Shame & Guilt: Masters of Disguise

6 reviews
Jane Middelton-Moz

HCI, 1990

I found this book very helpful
I remember having this book recommended to me years ago at the now closed "Journey's Bookstore" in Beaverton, Oregon. The woman who recommended it had actually heard the tape edition of this book first and was placing an order for the book version. She told me that it made her "cry for the child within her." I thought that any book that had such a powerful affect as this, must be a book I should ...

Please Pass The Guilt

3 reviews
Rex Stout

Bantam, 1995

The summer of 1969
"A week after the explosion of that bomb you were in distress, severe enough to take you to that clinic and then to me. Later, when I became professionally involved, the nature of your distress was of course of interest. There were various possibilities: You had yourself put the bomb in the drawer and the burden of guilt was too heavy for you. Or you hadn't, but you knew or suspected who had, and ...

White Guilt: How Blacks and Whites Together Destroyed the Promise of the Civil Rights Era

57 reviews
Shelby Steele

HarperCollins, 2006

Required Reading
Shelby Steele's "White Guilt: How Blacks and Whites Together Destroyed the Promise of the Civil Rights Era" is required reading for all adult Americans, and, indeed, anyone, worldwide, sucked into the failures of skewed approaches to diversity. Steele writes beautifully; the ride he provides is elegant and smooth. The truth is tough: race relations are infected by white guilt - primarily on ...

The Modern Jewish Girl's Guide to Guilt

23 reviews

Plume, 2006

Great book!
This book has a story for everyone. Touching, inspiring, funny, insightful. I highly recommend it to all my friends, jewish or not!

Shame & Guilt

2 reviews
Ernest Kurtz

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

Most helpful
This book gives great insight to the real meaning of Shame and Guilt . Knowing the difference can mean life or death for many of us who are riddeled with these emotions. Roy R.

Guilt Trip: A Blanco County, Texas, Novel (Blanco County, Texas, Novels)

6 reviews
Ben Rehder

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006

Guilt Triip-A hoot
Ben Rehder has done it again. John Marlin and company are off on a funny mystery plot. Enjoyable reading, as usual.

Guilt

43 reviews
John Lescroart

Island Books, 1998

Keeps you reading
GUILT is one of those books that keeps pushing you to read "just one more chapter." If you read the back cover, it is about a murder, but we don't get THAT murder until page 300. The set up is worth the read. Lescroart populates his novels with plenty of interesting characters and motives. The gist if the book is a successful lawyer is indicted for murdering his wife. You know the book is ...

Hungry Girl: Recipes and Survival Strategies for Guilt-Free Eating in the Real World

148 reviews
Lisa Lillien

St. Martin's Griffin, 2008

FEED YOUR CRAVINGS
I was curious about this wildly popular cookbook, "Hungry Girl". The theme of the book seems to be "feed your every craving without piling on the calories". The book has recipes for breakfasts, lunches, dinners, appetizers, party foods, desserts, baked goods, junk foods, and cocktails. It provides low-calorie versions of frozen margaritas, fudge, ice cream freezes, burgers, French fries, ...

Presumption of Guilt (Suncoast Chronicles Series #4)

8 reviews
Terri Blackstock

Zondervan, 1997

If you haven't read a Terri Blackstock novel...
If you haven't yet read any of the consistently-superb novels by Terri Blackstock... try this one or any other of her books, and you'll likely want to read them all! Her suspenseful plots aren't surpassed by anyone I'm familiar with...not even Mary Higgins Clark, great as she is! --Ron Howe (a.k.a., Toby Martin, II)

Good-bye to guilt: Releasing fear through forgiveness

2 reviews
Gerald G Jampolsky

Bantam Books, 1985

Giving the Review is the same as Receiving the Review
Good-bye to Guilt is an esteem and image enhancer. The author comes from the heart and I personally feel it is the "truth." Giving is the same as receiving. Guilt is ego-based and destructive. His perceptions hit home: we only act out of two emotions -- love or fear. I also like the daily lessons so that one can put into practice the principles Mr. Jampolsky so eloquently shares ...

Shame and Guilt

1 review
June Price Tangney, Ronda L. Dearing

The Guilford Press, 2002

I Question their Central Message
I work on the role of the social emotions (empathy, shame, guilt, sympathy, pride, positive and negative altruism, etc.) in promoting social cooperation. In this work, my colleagues and I treat guilt as a self-evaluative emotion, not depending on whether others agree with us or know what we have done, and we treat shame as an interpersonal emotion, depending on how others think of us. As such ...

Guilt by Association

61 reviews
Susan R. Sloan

Grand Central Publishing, 1996

Awesome ending to a great book!
I read this book in one day and was astounded at the fantastic ending! I applaud Susan Sloan and wish she would write more great books!

Mommy Guilt: Learn to Worry Less, Focus on What Matters Most, and Raise Happier Kids

15 reviews
Julie Bort, Aviva Pflock, ...

AMACOM, 2005

One of the best resources in my library!
As a mom of twin preschoolers, I devour mommy books ~~ simply because there are days when it's so chaotic that I need to read to clear my head. This book ~~ highly recommended to my local chapter by the national chapter of Mothers & More ~~ is definitely a godsend. This book zeroes in exactly some of my worst guilts and these fabulous authors set the record straight! Moms are often targeted ...

Mothering Without Guilt: You and God, You and Others, You and Your Kids (Mom's Ordinary Day Bible Study ...

1 review
Sharon Hersh

Zondervan, 2003

Great for new and experienced Moms alike!
We are using this Bible study with the mothers from our Kids Day Out program at church. We have brand new moms as well as moms with teenagers attending. Everyone is learning how our value and worth is not found in how nutritious our kids' snacks are or how well behaved they are in public, but instead, our worth and value comes from God. What a great study to reaffirm your relationship with ...

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