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There’s this site I love. I’ve been kind of avoiding it lately, but that’s my stuff. It’s called Mini Book Expo for Bloggers , and they give you books. To review. If you’re a blogger. It’s cool because you get a book for free, and then you get to talk up the book to people who might fall in love with it, and everybody wins. And by everybody I mean book people — readers, authors, publishers, and, of course, those bloggers who either a. like to read or b. are stuckified about what to w

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I have had the chance to review a truly amazing book, “all the wrong people have self-esteem an appropriate book for young ladies* *or frankly, anybody else” The reason why that title is in lower case is because the author doesn’t like capital letters and doesn’t like Microsoft Word trying to correct her. This is but one of the fun, quirky things you can read about in this book. This book is a work of art and a look at life from artist and professional nonconformist Laurie Rosenwald, who ins

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Designer and illustrator Laurie Rosenwald, self proclaimed “World’s Most Commercial Artist” who spoke at our 2007 New York conference, has announced the upcoming release of her latest book. Titled All the Wrong People Have Self Esteem, its an “inappropriate book for young ladies or anyone else”. With heavy doses of collage, hyper-illustration and humour, Laurie tells tales of shoplifting getting kicked out of yoga and more. She explains more below: Rosenworld © Dan Gould for PSFK, 2008.

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I’d like to thank Steve Pavlina for granting me the opportunity as a fellow personal development bloger to read and review his new book. This article is the first of two in which I will both review Personal Development for Smart People and recount my own thoughts that occurred while reading Steve Pavlina’s fantastic book. My first thought was that surely a prerequisite for someone to write a book called Personal Development for Smart People is that they themselves must be a smart person. I k

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by Guest Contributor Restructure!, originally published at Restructure “#11 Asian girls” is the all-time most popular post of web-phenomenon Stuff White People Like, but it was written by Filipino-Canadian Myles Valentin, not White-Canadian Christian Lander. While Christian Lander received a $350,000 advance and receives royalties for his book, Stuff White People Like: the Definitive Guide to the Unique Taste of Millions, Myles Valentin is living paycheck to paycheck in East Vancouver.

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