Ilene and All: Book Group?

[Guest guest]

Hi Irene and All:

Ahh... about the author Burns!!

I am interested in reading " Ten Days to Self Esteem " (it also

discusses depression) which is also by Burns.

Michele said she was going to look for the book and wanted to read it

too.

Are you interested?

I'm reading it THIS WEEK -- but I can discuss it later if anyone

wants to get the book and start reading!!

Let me know if you want to form a book group!

Thanks!

Barb

>

>

> My doctor and therapist both recommended the " Feeling Good

Handbook " by Dr.

> Burns. It's fairly thick!

> My therapist even offered to buy it from me when I finished it,

because he

> wanted another copy to loan out to patients.

>

> Ilene in TX

[Guest guest]

I have my copy, just let me know how you want to

schedule the reading and chat =)

--- barbtremon wrote:

> Hi Irene and All:

>

> Ahh... about the author Burns!!

>

> I am interested in reading " Ten Days to Self Esteem "

> (it also

> discusses depression) which is also by Burns.

>

> Michele said she was going to look for the book and

> wanted to read it

> too.

>

> Are you interested?

>

> I'm reading it THIS WEEK -- but I can discuss it

> later if anyone

> wants to get the book and start reading!!

>

> Let me know if you want to form a book group!

>

> Thanks!

>

> Barb

>

>

>

> >

> >

> > My doctor and therapist both recommended the

> " Feeling Good

> Handbook " by Dr.

> > Burns. It's fairly thick!

> > My therapist even offered to buy it from me when I

> finished it,

> because he

> > wanted another copy to loan out to patients.

> >

> > Ilene in TX

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Barb,

I would be interested, except right now I'm reading about 4 different

books and am behind on my summer reading. If you do decide to start

it, I will definitely jump on the bandwagon in the fall. I think the

book " Ten Days to Self Esteem " sounds really interesting. Maybe,

because we all have such self esteem issues, it could be broken down

to one step a week and then working on that chapter for a week.

Sometimes reading too fast about things I don't fully integrate

registers intellectually, but takes much longer to put into action. I

noticed that's how I am with self-help books. I like to take my time

as I sincerely want to learn and look at it like a college course or

something, dragging it out for a while to really learn what it is I'm

hoping to learn. That's just one thought though. Maybe set aside one

day a week where we meet to discuss the chapter or something?

I think this is a good idea though and I'm all for it. I love reading.

I have a veritable library at home of over a 1000 books, easily. My

husband hates moving with me now that we're married. The boxes that

have all my books are always the heaviest to move when it comes time

to changing addresses. We've done that twice since we've been married

and I think that's why we signed on for another year with this current

lease-heehee. I've already said that if we build a house next year, my

main priority is getting built in bookshelves...don't care about much

else-lol.

*hugs*

Kere

> >

> >

> > My doctor and therapist both recommended the " Feeling Good

> Handbook " by Dr.

> > Burns. It's fairly thick!

> > My therapist even offered to buy it from me when I finished it,

> because he

> > wanted another copy to loan out to patients.

> >

> > Ilene in TX