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How to Mend a Broken Heart : Letting Go and Moving On
by Aleta Koman
from McGraw-Hill

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Close to Receiving Actual Therapy after the Broken Heart
  Well, first, I think everyone of us needs to acknowledge the heart is broken before reading anything or seeking any help. I read through this book and the points the author made are remarkable. People always say, "You get hurt. What things are you doing to make you feel better?" Well, seriously follow the guide the author tells you. I went through a painful breakup and was under the partial program. The path this book suggested is very similar to what I was told in the partial program. I did what the... more info

• Good advice that can be too harsh at times.
  I enjoyed this book, but I am writing this review to warn some of you that this probably shouldn't be the first book you read after a tough break-up or divorce. The first section of the book is sometimes harsh and negitive about the value of love and it's importance in your life. Most things said are very true, but it sometimes comes across blunt and a hard manner to absorb if you are still very emotionally tender, or rather depressed. I would recommend a more light/positive book first, such as "Mars And... more info

• This book is a must for anyone who has ever lost another
  This is an amazing book. Buy this book if you have ever had your heart brokern by a lover, husband, wife, friend or relative. It will help you find peace.

• An easy to read book , well written , good practical advice
  This is a well written book, which addresses the common problem of letting go of your pain and getting on with your life. It is especially useful in dealing with the various ways in which we can feel loss. The stated cases give insight into the depth of feeling and the ways in which we can deal effectively with loss. The most important aspect of getting on with your life is first discovering that you are important. Ms Koman states over and again the need for self worth in each of us. This is a book which... more info

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