Reviews for Law and Ethics in Coaching How to Solveand AvoidDifficult Problems in Your Practice

The average rating for Law and Ethics in Coaching How to Solveand AvoidDifficult Problems in Your Practice based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-09-30 00:00:00 Victor Manchiso Joyce Radway has had enough. Since the death of her aunt, she's living out her very own Cinderella story, where she gets the play the part of the heroine - with no prince in sight. What I loved best here, was that as vile as the family was, Joyce had a certain amount of backbone to her, and when she was treated badly, quite simply...left. Oh I love this book, mostly because I love her tiny house and how she manages so cleverly by herself. This is one of my favorite Grace Livingston Hill books, that I've read probably a half dozen times over the years. The adventure in the graveyard, the eventual romance though hero and heroine barely interact for most of the book - is all perfect, and again comes to a satisfying conclusion that leads the read to breath a happy sigh at the last page, and again feel their own resolve and faith strengthen as a result of reading such a lovely story. Maybe I'm too much a fan to be impartial at this point, but I don't care. I love these books, and wish very much that other people could come to love them as much as I do.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-12-25 00:00:00 Wendy Hunt As literature, to be honest, this is a 2 star book. As a fun, light, restful, elb0w-chair for the mind, with some fascinating details about daily life in the time period when it was written and making do, it's a five star. This is my go to kind of book when I am really sick, or in pain, or need to go to bed and pull the covers over my head and take a PTSD Is Too Much staycation, and this is one of my personal favourites of GLH- and the tiny home-making details- making mayonnaise, making shelves from old crates, making a bed from newspaper and flour sacks, I just love it all.