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Organize Your Life Recommends:- Book Reviews
Please enjoy our large selection of books Author Claire McFee has reviewed on topics such as Getting Organized, Parenting, Natural Health, Self Help, Positive Psychology and Mind Body Medicine. If you feel inspired by any of the books just click on the image to get your own copy. Claire conducts monthly Book Competitions via her Newsletter so be sure to sign up above for your chance to win.
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‘Coolmind’ by David Keefe
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Naturally Better by Kristen Morrison |
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Naturally Better by Kristen Morrison
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4 Ingredients Book Series by Rachel Birmingham and Kim McCosker
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Pink Shoe Power – What your Time Management Style means for your success by Experts Valerie McDougal and Jayne Jennings
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Bump and Grind: The A-Z Survival guide for when you’re trying to get pregnant & sick of being told to relax! By Genevieve Morton
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The Other side of Organized by Linda Samuels and Organizing Expert
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You Sexy Mother By Jodie Hedley Ward
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Organize Now by Jennifer Ford Berry
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You Sexy Mother – The Journal By Jodie Hedley Ward “You Sexy Mother – The Journal is inspiring and most importantly do-able. It impels you to take action and create that ‘shift’ you need in your life. Jodie makes you want to step up and be a better person and create a more fulfilling life and home.”
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‘YSM Body Bible’ By Jodie Hedley Ward “Jodie Hedley Ward’s You Sexy Mother Book Series are full of warmth, compassion, honesty, realism, inspiration and motivation. Her latest book YSM [Body Bible] not only informs and inspires, it transforms and transcends you to the place you know you ‘CAN’ be & shows you exactly how to get there.”
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Gold Start by Andrew Lendnal “Gold Start has countless practical, do-able money tips for parents to give their kids a solid start to their financial education. With lots of great activities and even games to play together, this is a must-have book.”
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Get Organized Get Happy – A step by step guide to clear clutter and organize success By Jane Alais |
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‘Lattes, Laughter & Lipstick’ by Clare Maxfield Image consultant, Best Selling Author & Journalist “A truly clever, engaging & heart warming story. Beautifully told with practical tips galore on how to live your best life.”
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The Accidental Organiser By Wendy Davie “This book is as real as you are going to get. Advice coming from someone who is not naturally organised but knows how much better life flows when we are better organised. Wendy really knows her stuff that you will easily be able to relate to.”
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The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine Aron “The Highly Sensitive Person is brilliant all round – for both those who are innately sensitive to explain why it is so and to the majority of the populations non HSP’s, why 20% of us are so very different to them – not wrong – just different and how this can be a very good thing. The fact that we can all then appreciate these differences in a positive light can be transformative for all. I could relate to the description of the HSP to a T and now understand myself vastly better than before and can explain to others my predisposition without worry. I have more confidence now that I know and appreciate all the benefits of having my personality type and less concern of judgement. Full of great advice and wise words.”
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Secret Women’s Business By Patsy Rowe “Countless women will vastly expand their understanding of themselves through the many stages of their lives in the knowledge they are not alone. As Patsy Rowe so clearly demonstrates – we are all connected via our collective experience as women, mothers, daughters and partners in this extremely well- researched book.”
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Cocktails at Naptime By Gillian Martin and Emma Kauffmann ““Hilarious wit flows as thick and fast as the rapidly deteriorating amount of sleep you get in the delirious early days of motherhood. A must read for any new mother who wants the warts and all version of parenting – with enough humour to make you laugh instead of cry!”
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How to Overcome Stress Naturally by Tracey Stranger ‘Author Tracey Stranger has skilfully brought together ALL the pertinent information we need to know about taking charge of our own health for optimum well being. If only I had access to a gem of a book like this when I was completely stressed out in the past. Written in a compassionate style, Tracey will make you want to start changing your behaviours little by little, importantly with noticeable results.’
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Outsmart Your Cancer by Tania Harter Pierce “This book had me enthralled from the first page. I couldn’t believe what I was reading, but it made so much sense and was obviously extremely well researched. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful information. It will surely change countless lives. No one in my family has cancer but we are so much less likely to get it and if we were to get it – so much better equipped to manage it. The information about Estrogen dominance was ‘me to a T’ until a natural therapist sorted me out – a blood test definitely did not help diagnose the problem. Many years of depression followed and now that I take NATURAL estrogen and progesterone supplements I am fantastic! I didn’t realise how wide-spread this issue was with so many other women and men though.”
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Under the Quandong Tree By Minmia “Under the Quandong Tree explains so very much. My respect for Traditional Aboriginal Culture has deepened immensely having read this powerful book. I have been experiencing the ‘awakening’ discussed in the book and understand more about where it has come from and how to develop it further to help our Mother Earth – Nungeena –tya as well as others who have been spiritually asleep for so long. Faith and respect for life will triumph. Thank you for writing this wonderfully enlightening book Minmia. It is an honour that you have shared your sacred knowledge with others.”
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Escape the Parent Trap –Unspoil your Kids by Well known Journalist Cheryl Critchley “Escape the Parent Trap – Unspoil your kids tells you exactly what you need to know, to get the rod out of your back that you inadvertently planted there long ago! This easy to follow guide clearly spells out the areas you need to look at to function more effectively as a parent and most importantly as a family. Your words of wisdom will help countless families get back to basics and regain their lives at the same time.”
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Recipes for the Mind by Julie Mac “A wonderful beginners guide to simple, yet effective meditations and affirmations produced in a delicious format.”
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‘Stepping Stones’ by Wendy Bentley “Although I expected the Stepping Stones to be good, I was surprised at the level it took me to. Whether you have read many self improvement books or you are a newbie, Stepping Stones is worth the read. Wendy writes in a very clear, yet inspiring way. No matter how much you think you already know, there is always something to learn and Wendy offers plenty of helpful insights into how to achieve health and happiness.”
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’30 Things My Dad Taught Me’ By Ian, Paul and Denis Baker “Such a poignant book with many shared experiences we can all relate to with our own Dad’s enabling us to cherish these memories more. A great influence on our own parenting journey too because as Paul, Ian and Denis attest, it really DOES make a difference.”
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‘Beyond The Baby Blues’ By Seana Smith, Catherine Knox
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‘When Happiness Is Not Enough’ By Psychologist Chris Skellett
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