I have met Olga a couple of times this year at local book events. She is definitely a passionate person. You can't help but feel your spirits lifts when you talk to her. I like reading local authors and since it is Non-Fiction November, I decided to pick up her book from the pile (even though I'm not a mama).
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June 2017; 978-1521445099 ebook, print (121 pages); nonfiction |
Second, I liked the message in the book. While I don't personally read self-help or motivational books, I could see how this could be a great book for a woman who has lost herself in being a wife and mother. I agreed with her advice on finding what you are passionate about outside of your role in the family.
However, I fear that her message will be lost due to the poor execution. It lacked polish. It needed at least another read through by a proofreader. There were little mistakes that are often overlooked by someone that has looked at the text a million times (because your brain reads it correctly). It may have needed another run by the editor as there were some verb inconsistencies (changing tenses) and somethings just didn't sound right to an American reader. There was also a bit too much repetitiveness for my liking as well.
With a little clean-up of the manuscript, this would have been an excellent book. I absolutely love the message and think it would be a great gift for any mother.
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Donna Huber is an avid reader and natural encourager. She is the founder of Girl Who Reads and the author of how-to marketing book Secrets to a Successful Blog Tour.
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