Making Sense When Life Doesn'tWritten By Cecil Murphy
Publisher: Summerside Press
ISBN: 978-1609362249
Pub. Date: April 3, 2012
Pages: 208
The Litfuse Publicity Group and Summerside Press sent me a review copy of Making Sense When Life Doesn't last month free of charge for a honest review. I read the book right away, but for some reason I have been having the hardest time trying to start this review for it. As it says on the back cover, "Life is Messy. Cluttered. Disorganized." So I think my life is currently cluttered too, with all the books and papers piled up on my desk.
Best-selling author Cecil Murphy uses wisdom and humor in his newest book, where he shows the readers that when life throws you a curve, it's not the end of the world. The author has experienced many trials in his life and he shares dozens of stories about those experiences. I was pleasantly surprised that several of the stories were about how be became a writer later in life. Being a writer myself, I connected with the stories about his first rejections as his writer and then his eventual writing success. One of my favorite quotes was, "Surviving rejections and failed plans in the past assures me that I can handle them in the present."
Making Sense When Life Doesn't is an inspirational narrative that comes directly from the writer's heart and soul. If you are having a bad day, or if a crisis occurs, having this book nearby to read will lift your spirits and may even give you the advice that you need. I recommend the book to all readers.
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About the Author:
New York Times best-selling author and international speaker Cecil (Cec) Murphy has written or cowritten more than one hundred books, including the runaway best-seller 90 Minutes in Heaven (with Don Piper) and Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story (with Dr. Ben Carson). His books have sold millions of copies, been translated into more than forty languages, and brought hope and encouragement to countless people around the world.
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