Reviews for Mycogenetics

The average rating for Mycogenetics based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-03-12 00:00:00 Sam Ghu For those times when you're not exactly sure what to say or how to say it. When you need the perfect words - but the words won't come. Just A Note To Say is an extraordinarily helpful resource that I have come to depend on. Described as "the perfect word for every occasion" it is that, and more. With this book for guidance, you will be able to compose just the right sentiment and express yourself in a way that will be valued and meaningful to the recipient. From happy occasions to difficult moments, this book will quickly become your go to resource. It will help you to organize your thoughts and feelings and put them into just the right words. Issacs helps the writer consider what to say by asking herself why she is writing the note, how she feels about the person and focusing on the occasion. Whether it’s a birthday card “How does the person feel about the birthday?” or a wedding “Reflect on the couple. Welcome the new spouse. Limit advice." or a birth “Factor in what is unique about the child” or a death “What are the circumstances? Validate the efforts of the bereaved, when appropriate. In offering help, be specific.” Issacs will help you to compose a note that you will be proud of. If you don’t generally write notes, I believe that even writing a line or two at the bottom of a card is much more meaningful than just signing your name. Issacs even offers tips for writing email notes. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ For more book reviews and recommendations follow me at #emptynestreader #instagram #facebook #Goodreads #JustANoteToSay #FlorenceIssacs #potterstyle #selfhelp #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookstagramalabama #bookstagrammichigan #bookreviews #bookreviewer #bookrecommendations #readingbringsjoy #whatimreading #booksilove #goodreadschallenge #readalittlelearnalittlelivealittle #5starread

Review # 2 was written on 2018-10-08 00:00:00 Al Burciaga I ponder this book, as I do a cup of tea with a thoughtful friend named femininity. It’s not likely I will ever read through it as a primary objective. This book is meant for savoring, reflection and bit size effort in personal development. Just a Note to Say, gives a beautiful definition to a graciousness and sensibility that is not cultivated as it should be. It developed my soul and seasons my heart towards growth within softened femininity. Elaine