Reviews for Half the Human Experience: The Psychology of Women

The average rating for Half the Human Experience: The Psychology of Women based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-06-09 00:00:00 BArry Wagner I found this book "ok". It did give me insperation to go out there and "follow your dreams". I have improved on all of the dreams/goals I set for myself. I would recommend to anyone who is looking for an insperational push.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-11-07 00:00:00 Brian Schumacher I found this book by accident on goodreads while searching for something. when I clicked on it I didn't recall seeing much of a description except for one persons review. I decided to buy a new copy online because my favorite types of books are personal memoir especially something about overcoming obstacles in life and following your dreams. I didn't know that the author had cerebral palsy or anything all about her life. the book was well written and I believe it will keep your attention. it's not long but it's also not too short. you can compare and contrast your own life challenges over the years to someone who has her condition for example being in a wheel chair and having to go through difficult surgeries. I didn't yet get a chance to search to see if she does have any motivational speeches out there online since she wrote about wanting to get involved with that. I myself take an interest in public speaking and want to get into myself one day maybe by starting on youtube at least. Something a person can gain from reading this book who does not have a disability is by reading her account of difficulties including bullying and personal events circumstances both good and bad that have happened to her is that you the reader might feel more willing to share your own story of personal stories with the public that would have otherwise been to uncomfortable to share. perhaps you can help someone out by doing this. I like buying books that are independent or self published books that you won't see on the best sellers list or at a major bookstore sometimes not only to support the authors but because there is a different kind of quality that these books have probably because they don't have to be put there all this editing in order to be approved by the big publishers and appeal to the majority of people. that's how I feel about my own two books which I've written as well by the way.