4/13/12

REVIEW: The Secret Me Book by Rachel Kempster and Meg Leder



Book Description


Discover what makes you, you... 

What makes you tick and hum? 
What quirks and habits are yours and yours alone? 
who do you wish you could be? 
who are you now? 

The answers make up your "secret me," your soul's fingerprint. 

Packed with creative and quirky prompts, ideas, and activities, The Secret Me Book gives you an inspiring way to get to know this core part of you. 

Scribble thoughts, make lists, paste pictures, and doodle—all tapping into the real you. 

What would you do if you won the lottery? 
Is there a movie that defines you? 
What's your secret talent? 

Here's your secret me book—it's time to celebrate what you're made of.



About the Authors


Rachel Kempster is a crafter, blogger and a book publicist who has written for The San Diego Reader and has appeared on the Today show as a corporate spokesperson.

Meg Leder is a published author and is a book editor. She has written for iVillage, Match.com, Writer's Digest, Children's Writer's and Illustrator's Market, and Cincinnati Magazine and has appeared on The Martha Stewart Show as a craft expert.


 Details

  • Paperback: 208 pages
  • Publisher: Sourcebooks (April 1, 2012)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1402265700
  • ISBN-13: 978-1402265709

SOURCE:  PUBLISHER


MY THOUGHTS
ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT

What a wonderful journal to discover your inner most thoughts and discover exactly what you want from life.  I have seen many books like this that promise to help you learn what you really want but this one delivers!  There are fun exercises that help you picture what you want to achieve and then help guide you on to the steps necessary.  You could even just take a few of these pages to use at a party to start conversations.  The questions to ask yourself range from lighthearted to downright gutsy but all in a fun atmosphere.  This would be the perfect gift to a high school graduate to help them find their direction.  




2 comments:

  1. Sounds like it would be good for *me* to help me find direction. Would make a perfect gift too. Sometimes writing really helps you organize and solidify your thoughts.

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  2. Is there a movie that defines you?
    Boy, that is an interesting question. Don't know if i can answer that without some thought.

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