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Life Talk for a Daughter: Emotional Wisdom and Practical Survival Skills on 60 of Life's Most Significant Issues

Life Talk for a Daughter: Emotional Wisdom and Practical Survival Skills on 60 of Life's Most Significant Issues

by IzabellaLittle (Author)

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    Paperback 2007

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Synopsis

This book is an essential toolkit of lessons for life; a practical, common-sense guide that offers invaluable insight into the values of self-respect and personal integrity. It encourages a healthy attitude and will give your daughters the necessary skills for surviving life's challenges with grace and humour. Buy it for your daughters to read, or use it as a basis for discussion or to help you pass on your own particular wisdom.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 210
 Publisher: Spring Hill
Published: 12 Mar 2007
ISBN 10: 1905862067
ISBN 13: 9781905862061

Media Reviews
'Life Talk covers everything of importance, including delicate subjects which are sometimes hard to talk about. It's absolutely wonderful! One part even made me cry and is helping me deal with a personal issue.' N. L., mother of teenagers 'Dads should read it too. We often don't know what to talk to our daughters about and Life Talk really helped me to open up channels of communication with my 20-year-old daughter.' D.G., single father 'I've read it from cover to cover and it's brilliant. All teenage girls will benefit from Life Talk. The content is so useful, even for me!' M. B., headmistress 'Life Talk is an amazing contribution to wellness in its broadest sense. It helps and identifies for people many pathways to health and vitality. The emotional wisdom contained in this book is a must for every young (and not so young) person. I certainly will be recommending this book to my clients and patients.' Dr Rajen Cooppan
Author Bio
Izabella Little is an accomplished businesswoman, motivational speaker, successful amateur photographer and, above all, mother to a teenage daughter.