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Suttipong Pechnian biglet — While the title might suggest it's a self-help book, it's actually an inspirational memoir. The author writes frankly of her emotional collapse after a series of life-changing calamities, culminating with the violent death of her daughter, and then devotes the larger part of the narrative to her slow, difficult, but amazing healing. Readers of memoir will appreciate the fast pace and surprising events of this colorful life, infused with as much romance, travel, and excitement as tragedy. People grieving can find inspiration, here, for hanging onto hope, optimism, and courage to transform pain into the peace, purpose, and joy of the title. The "recipe" for healing, enlarged in an addendum to the story, could serve as a map for healing from any kind of major loss. The testimonials on the cover allude to its easy readability and uplifting message. The author is a psychotherapist with clinical specialties in trauma and bereavement, a career she came to with exceptional and hard-earned qualifications. A book that will be greatly appreciated and enjoyed by people with an interest in this kind of triumph-over-adversity true story, with a surprisingly happy ending, given all the travail that came before. Well-written, engaging, authentic.

Eliseu Huertas afterliving — The review for this short novella gave me the impression, the story would be longer and the plot developed deeper and better. What I read today was simply to short, to bland and easily forgotten.

Chay Garcia chay13 — The life story of an anthropologist with Asberger's syndrome, but also a lovely argument in favor of compassion and effective action on behalf of the other creatures, especially primates, with whom we share this planet. Prince-Hughes is poetic, graphic and always eloquent whether describing her childhood, her relationships, Woodland Park Zoo and its various inhabitants, or the case for primate intelligence.