NEW REVIEW: Venesha - Mirror, Mirror

Venesha -
Mirror, Mirror -
Available Now! -
5 out of 5 books -

Mirror, Mirror: Sweet 16 Tips to A New and Improved You by Venesha is a self help and motivational book for women with an urban flair. This book is not filled with the usual "how to get and keep a man" tips. What makes Mirror, Mirror different is that it actually focuses on improving the total inner woman, spiritually and emotionally. There is a chapter for each of the sixteen tips, and the tips range from loving yourself to learning how to forgive and move on with your life. Venesha also gives personal examples and even diary entries to drive home certain points in the book. Using personal examples makes Mirror, Mirror more relatable and genuine. When reading this book, it feels like you're having a down to earth conversation with your sister friend. These tips are practical everyday things that will make you want to do a self-examination of your own life. Mirror, Mirror is a refreshing and welcome change to some of today's self help books because it's by a woman and it's specifically written for women. Precise, clear language, timely and non-preachy spiritual advice makes Mirror, Mirror a definite must read for adult women of all ages. Venesha proves with this book that she has a lot more to offer to the literary industry.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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