Inspired by a moment with his nieces, the narrative weaves a story around a scripture verse, aiming to resonate deeply with readers. The author skillfully combines storytelling with biblical themes, creating a heartfelt experience that encourages reflection and connection to faith.
In "Out of Line," chef Barbara Lynch shares her journey from a tough South Boston upbringing to culinary success. With humor and grit, she recounts her early challenges, culinary adventures, and the vibrant culture of her neighborhood. This memoir celebrates self-invention and the power of embracing one's roots.
This is a well organized, beautifully written book about family therapy, a book created by two seasoned, sold therapists who have devoted most of their adult lives to understanding and healing family systems. I experienced a variety of families treated successfully as well as very seriously maladaptive systems that were difficult to help. This book is exceptionally well written -- a pleasure to read. It is must reading for all students of family therapy at all levels of development and experience. Joseph Zinker "In Search of Good Gestalt Therapy With Couples and Families"