A must-read for everyone
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Everyone has to read this book, after reading if I overcame a lot of internal obstacles and overcame my EXCUSITIS.
957913
The book was quite intriguing. It's an absolute eye-opener. Great read for everyone!
2287771
This book should be required reading for everyone. It has such a profound but simply explained message. We first read this a couple of years ago and have since given several as gifts. One most recently to our daughters Kindergarten teacher. There will be days when I will look at my daughter and say, do you think that person is filling a bucket or emptying it? It really makes you think about your words and actions and how they may affect another person, whether for the good or bad. Get the book!!!
2580287
This is a must read for everyone.  Such sensible and thought-provoking philosophical advice.  Loved the writing style, easy to read.  It comes on a 2-CD recording and I heartily recommend the recording as the narrator is one of the best I've ever listened to.
3749019
This series of books is a must-read for all people on the Earth today--NOW!  Get a copy and focus on the message and respond to the calling of Knowledge inside you.  We all have the potential to unite and defend our freedom.  Don't let this one sit on the shelf.
580603
This is life changing information that everyone should know and apply.  I recommend it for everyone.  Short and easy to read, but you may want to read it several times to absorb the meaning.
1259649
A must-read for everyone... get a copy and get educated on what is really going on here with global-warming, or at least get another take on the issue. Its our responsibility, each and everyone of us, to better understand both sides of this issue and to then make up our minds as to what we believe.
3475712
OMG - this is a must read for every person on the planet!  Not only good to understand cancer better, but to understand the global effort to transfer the wealth to the top .0005% of the population by making us sick and collecting all our accumulated wealth before we die - a brilliant business model but not good for most of us.  Learn about our traditional system as well as many positive efforts to really help you deal with illness.  Very empowering and helpful!  Ty Bollinger - Bless You and all your team for bringing this to mainstream.  Time for zombie folks to wake up and say STOP to Big Pharma.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Truth-about-Cancer-What-You-Need-to-Know-about-Cancer-s-History-Treatment-and-Prevention/dp/1401952232/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The Truth about Cancer: What You Need to Know about Cancer's History, Treatment, and Prevention</a>
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A must read for everyone!  This is not "just another book about the Holocaust."  This book is for all faiths and all people.  The author's purpose is to honor survivors and resisters using a most unique approach.  The reader is introduced to courageous individuals through a three pronged strategy:  the author's personalized insights and experiences reflected in beautiful poetry;  the use of magnificent illustrations for each poem; and the inclusion of sections giving historical background, adding perspective to the poetry.  Maps, a timeline and "Reflections," a guide for educators found on hollymandelkern.com, make this the perfect all-in-one book for teachers of poetry, composition, literature, art, and/or history.

Elaine Hall Laegeler, Educator
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This is a must-read for everyone.  The author eloquently explains how the justice system works, and how to navigate it most effectively (ask for a lawyer unambiguosly) (and really more broadly how the justice system isn't out to help you).  The system not only can misrepresent what you say, it will use what you said (even if it's true) against you. Not only that, but the laws in the US are so broad that you almost certainly have unknowingly committed a federal crime (even if the "crime" is ridiculous.  something that no person using common sense could possibly think even is a crime, like rescuing a sea turtle from a net) and so it is all the more imperative to ask for a lawyer when being questioned.
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From personal anecdotes to amazing lessons in life, this book is a must read for everyone. Chris' shows a multifaceted approach to innovation in ways that I never even fathomed. Straying away from the norm, being different, seeing things in a different perspective - all lessons taught in this amazingly easy to read book. Chris is also such an amazing individual, and he clearly elucidates his personality through his book. Highly recommended for entrepreneurs, students, and even just your casual occasional book reader.
2518031
Not only is the book relevant to today, but it tells the truth about oppression in America, and from all perspectives. This book is amazing and I recommend that EVERYONE should read it!
1477971
Should be required reading for all high school seniors and college freshmen in every country, plus every government official and CEO in the world.  Critical that someone read it to Donald Trump.  It's best book-length up-to-date summary of the human environmental predicament, covering all the issues rather than, as so many "environmental" books and articles do, just focusing on existential threat of climate disruption.  The book is a wonderful successor to Cribb's excellent "Poisoned Planet," which introduced many people to another existential problem, global toxicity, which is the great danger of synthetic chemicals, especially those that are endocrine mimics.  Even people well-informed about how the world works will find new material and connections, "Surviving the 21st Century."  Read it, and give it as a gift to smart young people you know!
3562915
You can't dismantle a bomb if the wires are invisible, and our society has far too skillfully cloaked this medical culture of abuse to the point that we can barely negotiate the massively entangled system in hopes of stopping the clock on suicide.  Before we can improve our medical culture, this suffering needs to be revealed, acknowledged, and understood.  Dr. Wible is bravely navigating this issue, pliers in hand, by lovingly bestowing the gift of speech upon the courageous souls whose words are included in these pages.  She offers truth and hope.  This is a must read for everyone--patients, physicians, faculty...human beings.
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This book is a must-read for those mandating vaccines, those supporting vaccination choice, parents of babies, parents of children in day care and school, college students, healthcare workers, pregnant women, soldiers, legislators...let's just say a must-read for everyone.

Every angle of informed consent and vaccination choice is explored, from vaccine safety, to media blackouts, to ethics, to human rights, and so much more. The ideas in this book really made me think hard about what is ethical. The pro-vaccination crowd claim they are ethical when they say everyone should have to receive mandated vaccines. But can it really be ethical if one family ends up with a disabled (or worse, dead) child due to vaccine damage? Does an ethical society mandate a medical intervention that it knows, with absolute certainty, will result in massive injury and death for some who receive it?

The variety of the chapters, written by different authors, is a perfect blend to get the full picture of the vaccination choice argument. Footnotes are provided at the end of the book, as well as write-ups on the contributors, and a section with "Tools for Vaccination Choice". The contributors/authors include scientists, doctors, nurses, lawyers, parents, soldiers, and more.

The photo inserts are eye-opening, shocking. The images will long be in my mind.

I highly recommend this book.
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I read this book thinking it would appeal just to pre-teen/early teen readers.  However, once I began reading, I couldn't put it down.  All the twists and turns in the plot were not the way I predicted and I found I couldn't put the book down.  The moral and ethical dilemmas in which Andy Smithson found himself are applicable to everyone, regardless of age.  In our present day's society where the "victim" mentality is so prevalent, this book was like a breath of fresh air, breathing new life into the fact that each and every one of us can change the way we think about things--no one has to be a victim -- it's a choice we each make.  Change is possible for each and every one of us.  For the kids today who face a barrage of situations which offer them no hope, this book is the voice of encouragement that lets them know they can turn life's events into catalysts for change -- positive change.  I would highly recommend this book to anyone and I can hardly wait for the sequel to come out.
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This book is a must-read. While it focuses on mortality and dealing with the end of life, it also illuminates what makes a life worth living. Regardless of age or health status, all humans need autonomy over their own lives and should be able to maintain that autonomy until the end. As someone with a terminally ill parent, this book made me realize that "hard conversations" need to happen in order to choose the ideal course of action and make the most of the time left together. I encourage everyone to read this book. It references many interesting studies, articles, cases and personal stories. Each of us will inevitably have to face the reality of our own mortality and the mortality of loved ones. This book gives so much insight into what is most important in the end. It will have you thinking for days and weeks to come and will hopefully change how doctors and families serve the elderly and sick.