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| Original Title: | Chicken Soup for the Soul |
| ISBN: | 1558749209 (ISBN13: 9781558749207) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Jack Canfield
Paperback | Pages: 428 pages Rating: 3.96 | 35070 Users | 850 Reviews
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| Title | : | Chicken Soup for the Soul |
| Author | : | Jack Canfield |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 428 pages |
| Published | : | July 1st 2001 by HCI (first published 1993) |
| Categories | : | Nonfiction. Self Help. Inspirational. Short Stories. Personal Development. Psychology. Spirituality |
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¡REVIEW #500!one fine summer day, young mark monday - aged 4 or 5 - was tooling around the neighborhood on his Big Wheel. he was a happy lad and liked to make others around him feel happy too. this outlook soon saw its first challenge when he wheeled up to his friend Tommy - who looked miserable and had clearly been crying.
"What's the matter, Tommy?"
"Dad's going away!"
young mark monday was a military brat and so was Tommy, so mark knew exactly how he felt. he had felt the same way, many times. but he hated seeing his friend Tommy looking so upset. he thought for a moment, and as his thoughts tended to do, they moved towards his favorite shows, Sesame Street and Electric Company. what happened when kids had problems on those shows, problems that they didn't know how to solve? why, they sang about them! and then the problems just didn't seem so big anymore. and so young mark sang.
"Don't be sa-ad, Tommy!
Just be gla-ad, Tommy!
The sun is bright,
Let your heart take --"
mark was silenced when Tommy suddenly picked up a rock and smashed it right into his face. then Tommy ran off. mark sat there stunned... then slowly rode his Big Wheel home, crying and bleeding. from that day on, he knew the dangers of trying to turn a frown upside down.
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Not sure how I feel about this book, and was not inclined to read all the way through. It's the first (and only) one of this series I have looked at, and it doesn't really appeal. Perhaps it's more for American tastes, and I am just a cynical Brit. I can see that it's a good thing to have a book of inspirational stories, but I can't help thinking that they may be no more than fiction, and a clever marketing idea has made these books the best-sellers they are.However, cynicism aside, if someA must Read. Enjoyed it. Hope I read it youngerđź’—
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I don't really remember the stories anymore, but I liked it when I read it in elementary school!
REVIEW #500!one fine summer day, young mark monday - aged 4 or 5 - was tooling around the neighborhood on his Big Wheel. he was a happy lad and liked to make others around him feel happy too. this outlook soon saw its first challenge when he wheeled up to his friend Tommy - who looked miserable and had clearly been crying."What's the matter, Tommy?""Dad's going away!"young mark monday was a military brat and so was Tommy, so mark knew exactly how he felt. he had felt the same way, many times.
Two seeds lay side by side in the fertile spring soil.The first seed said, I want to grow! I want to send my roots deep into the soil beneath me, and thrust my sprouts through the earths crust above meAnd she grew.The second seed said, I am afraid. If I send my roots into the ground below, I dont know what I will encounter in the dark. If I push my way through the hard soil above me I may damage my delicate sprouts.And so she waited.MORAL OF THE STORY: Seeds cant talk, jerkoff. And having
Once, I started reading I just wanted to keep on going. Beautiful compilation of inspiring and most importantly, True stories.Mostly, I read self-help books, in which I had to follow an order in which I read the book. But, having this book was a refreshing change for once.
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