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Friendship For Grown-Ups: What I Missed And Learned Along The Way (2000)

by Lisa Whelchel(Favorite Author)

3.61 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: The book was a brief look at Lisa's personal friendships over several years and the things she learned from her interactions with others. It also gave you a little look at her personal relationship with God and how He was/is tearing down walls in her heart to help her to trust others and to work on some personal issues she needed to address. I found it interesting and it really made me think about my own personal friendships and the way I interact with others.
review 2: I put this book on my to read list because it was recommended to me in the early fall by a speaker at our MOPS event. I thought it would have been much better then it was. I have no idea who Blair from the Facts of life was but this is more like her personal story and struggles. I did learn ... moreabout the writer but again my desire for the book was to learn new and helpful was of deeping friendships and how to make them grow. My dear friend Karen bought me this book as a mentor gift and I will always cherish the book itself. less

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