Nice balanced perspective
583946
This is a more balanced "Christian" dating book than most I've read.  I appreciate the aspects of scripture she uses.
2933877
Reading about our movement and seeing a birds-eye view from a seasoned and well-respected Foursquare pastor was encouraging. Thought-provoking. Balanced.
2703073
While most books on the subject tend to be written by dreamers of all ages, with never a chance to manage a single other person in their lives, but rather childish ideological zeal - this book is a pleasant contrast. I have read only a chapter on sale of offices, however. That is well-based and balanced, - and, as such, unavoidably comes up with helpful observations and conclusions. Highly recommended.
3960936
This is a really good book.  Fr Gamber gives a fair and balanced look at the changes in the mass.  He makes some very good points that really get you thinking.  He gives an especially strong and convincing defense of  saying the mass "ad orientem", facing the altar (and tabernacle,  if it's up front like it's SUPPOSED to be) rather than the people.
307136
Loved the balance of emotion and logic displayed in this book. This really helped put a lot of concepts from my neuroscience class in perspective. Great read.
413465
One of the few balanced analyses of the Hindu Muslim scenario today. Without histrionics and bias. Worth a read and thought provoking.
4963325
King does a nice job of providing a good balance of relevant background, description of Brunelleschi, his inventions and construction techniques of the cupola. Not too short, not too long.
765981
Interesting perspective. Kind of views I have
1734531
An easy read with some great tips to improving your outlook on life.  A great balance between the two authors aids the insights.  Everyone experiences stress in life, and having a thoughtful approach can really make a difference.
1783503
Just the ticket. Balanced... a great work without being heavy-handed.
2346825
Joni refreshingly brings a balanced view of how to understand healing in light of the sovereignty and goodness of God.  She shares from personal experience which highlights these two pillars that she stands on!  Thank you, Joni!
2509157
Doris Kearns Goodwin always spins a good tale, and balanced view of history.  This is no TR hero worship- this is a fair evaluation of his policies, and the interpersonal relationship between him and Taft that went south.  I see Taft as a more sympathetic figure now than history would generally reflect.  The integration of the impact of the turn of the century journalists is amazing, and has many parallels to the world we live in now where power is becoming more and more concentrated.
3291999
This does a very good job of creating a forum to discuss managing introverts in a heavily extroverted culture. As a light reader of diversity and inclusion books working enough hours to make reading a luxury, this book was short and fairly to the point with analogies that can help start conversations.  I suspect that a golfing man, perhaps in generation X or boomer, might feel attacked at points. Even though I don't fall into that group, until I finished the book, I wasn't sure I would recommend it for this reason. However,  there is just enough balance and points I haven't seen represented this well that I think it's worth a look.
4917866
Multipliers painted a clear and attractive picture of the leader many of us aspire to be. At the same time it named the flip side - diminisher. That's too often what we become with some of our hard wired habits. This book helped me see what I can do today.
3055544
I thought this book was very balanced and helpful, though I thought I would, as I basically knew I would agree with its position. The author deals with this subject with great compassion and understanding, and it could be useful for any Christian struggling with any LGBT issue, or even any kind of sexual problems at all, not just transgender. I am just your ordinary gay myself, and I found it useful as a Christian and as someone trying to minister to LGBT people who wish to follow Christ according to the traditional understanding of Biblical teaching.
4512429
It offers a perspective that is not often expressed. The points of view reflected in this book are varied and appreciated.
568454
I've had a mild interest in both sides of "the depression issue", and find that many books tend to preach to the choir. You typically have "Buck up, just like previous generations did." or "Depression is so widespread, nearly 80% of all people have it and should be on medication."

Fortunately, Gary Greenberg's approach is reasonable, and relatively centrist. He points out the obvious economic benefits in diagnosing and treating depression, without turning conspiracy theorist, which is a plus right there.

All things being equal, there's nothing really fresh or groundbreaking here. However, the style, flow, and effort to remain objective make this book an enjoyable read.