can be difficult for some
353669
Hard to use husband (50's)not very good with computery' things. Price was great but maybe should have gone with something easier.
3656535
This workbook was suggested to me by a therapist.  It can be painful to do, however this is a difficult journey.  When you enter your answers you may shed many tears.  This is not to say they are all bad cries, however, this book does help get us through a very difficult and painful journey, you can go months, reread and learn where you were, and where you are.
2286545
The product is not very easy to use. I'm sure it's great once you figure it out, but didn't have the patience yet.
2100180
It's not really that "easy" like it said. I got it for my daughter and she knows music and found it to be difficult.
626303
Its tough. Not sure I love it though...but it is definitely challenging.
2846591
This is a tough subject, and the book is for more advanced dementia and Alzheimer's than the person has that I care for. Still, there are some good tips and the book is recommended for caregivers of people with advanced dementia or Alzheimer's. It takes a lot of understanding and this book deals with the nitty gritty and could make dealing with a really unpleasant job a little easier.
1752744
It is not easy to use.  It took me a while to figure out how to use it.
4837859
Harder than it looks but easy once you solve it. Someone keeps putting it back together though.
3206624
Harder than it looks to do, but this is a great product
305854
This book is often difficult and uncomfortable to read. It will likely challenge you and frustrate you. Nearly every character will infuriate you at some point with only a couple of exceptions. While it can seem a little heavy-handed at times, I think in hindsight that it was necessary for some of the lessons to sink in. This was not quite what I expected and I'm very glad I found it.
3940780
it is complex even for me and the parts are difficult to fit together in some areas. the instructions are not clear in instances where you need to see the flip side.
it was more of a relief to finish than a joy.
2950619
I liked this book because it gets some issues on the table that I think are helpful to look at in the decision whether to become a mother.  It also presents a lot of thoughtful and realistic questions and assessments of what being a parent is really like.

I was frustrated that many of these issues were not resolved, however.  I was particularly frustrated that one author was preoccupied with "God" and left her daughter to be raised by her father primarily.  This seems like a woman with understandable but not fully actualized "Daddy issues" and problems recognizing her own autonomy?  It was worrisome that she was an author of a book like this when she seemed to have her own serious problems in the way she and the father of her child were operating.

I think that these are not entirely the fault of the authors, however.  The low status of women still in our political economy and, ironically, the fact that many women have dropped out of jobs/careers to be stay-at-home mothers is actually exacerbating many of these problems and may have made it difficult for these women to write a book that resolved these issues?  It is still too difficult for many women to develop enough autonomy and concept of self to make clear-headed decisions about this.

I don't think you can make a clear decision about becoming a mother unless you have means for supporting yourself, you have a partner who does as well, and you both are fully engaged in thinking about it as well as both fully understanding what is required of you to be a good parent.  We still have too low expectations for men as parents and many women still use motherhood to try to "fix" problems from their own childhood or to seek economic support or security that they are not able to develop for themselves.
4121920
Although many pieces seem to fit, you have to pay close attention to color shades as that is the key.  A challenging scene to complete!
3887032
I have to explore it more, because it's not easy to use.
4459732
Walker's book is a challenging read, in many aspects of 'challenge.' Walker's book follows the intertwinings of a particular family throughout all of known (and unknown) history. Through this device, Walker proposes her own alternate mythology of origin, a state of grace where humans and animals lived in peace until the formation of race and gender caused a fall into arrogance and violence. We see characters of all genders, orientations, and ethnic backgrounds struggling with survival and the difficulty of relationships. This presents the first sort of challenge: it is difficult to read stories of rape, torture, enslavement, and degradation, especially as a white male person of some privilege. But the powerful pull of Walker's writing kept me reading instead of the easy fix of putting down the book and walking away. The plainly ideological bent of the book is what presents the flip side of the challenge: Walker's insistence on her agenda is so forceful at times that it overwhelms her prose and threatens the narrative, which would again make it easy to put the book down and walk away. (Hence the three-star review rather than something higher). I would still recommend this book, difficult as it is in many ways, as a portrayal of the difficulty of human relationships when they are based on hierarchy, greed, and fear - particularly if you're one of the folks on the top side of the heap for now.
50238
Emotional story and sometimes difficult to read, unless you know someone who has come thru some rugged times. The characters are made quite real and you want her to make it "into the free".
656707
Old age, senility, and assisted suicide are things we all have to think about, but hopefully not for years. Most of us prefer to think such things exist in a hazy, distant future. For the characters in this book, these tough subjects are painfully urgent, along with other problems like finding employment. Sometimes it is hard just getting by. Sometimes when everything is crumbling around you, and your home town and your mom are in decay, sometimes all you have left is your sense of humor. It's a pretty good book, especially for anyone experiencing similar problems.