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Chicken Soup for the Soul by Jack Canfield
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Chicken Soup for the Soul

by Jack Canfield

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I personally think is a classic. Does really warm your soul and is heart warming, even if it sounds cliche. One of the most inspirational books I have read. ( )
markdeo | Apr 2, 2009 |  
The first and by far the best of all the books. ( )
foof2you | Oct 1, 2008 |  
This first one is probably the best one. The stories are touching and can be inspiring. But too much of a good thing can be cloying. ( )
MerryMary | Sep 6, 2007 |  
I must be really pathetic. I don't like these books, yet so many people have given them to me. I swear I don't need them. Cute stories, but then what? I fail to be inspired... ( )
tloeffler | Sep 4, 2007 |  
collection of motivational and emotional stories ( )
brose72 | Feb 25, 2007 |  
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It's like homemade chicken soup that warms the chill and heals the ill. This collection of 101 stories is based on the belief that true testimonies of goodness and loving transformations can nourish us to the bone and heal the cynicism in our hearts. Indeed, most every story seeps in deeply. It's hard not to shed a tear of gratitude, feeling thrilled to have been touched and soothed so easily. Some of the authors are famous, such as Dan Millman, who writes an exquisite vignette on "Courage," and Gloria Steinem, who writes of "The Royal Knights of Harlem." Many, however, have a short, simple story to tell about an event, a person, an everyday miracle that exemplifies the best of the human spirit. --Gail Hudson

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