Books by Edward T. Welch
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review 1: Shame is pervasive and crippling. Though it may not be recognized or identified as the cause of feelings of isolation, victimization, loneliness, marginalization, or even hopelessness, it is there, often at the root. The Bible addresses shame from the beginning to the end and Ch...
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review 1: I don’t review many non-fiction books. Not because I don’t like them or because I don’t read them. It is because they take me so much longer to read and ponder my thoughts before I put them on paper. Shame Interrupted took me an extra amount of time. I found myself reading a port...
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review 1: Decent book, though brief. It is written to the high school/college demographic, so adult readers may find it light in spots. Everyone has some measure of care for what others think about them, even the pretenders. Welch puts his finger on the heart of the problem and identifies ...