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The Be You Book
Have you ever wished that you could go back in time to tell your younger self all that you know now? Well you no longer need to wish that! The Be You! Book was created as a guide to help those who are looking for a little extra advice in all areas of life. In this book you will learn how to be more comfy and confident with yourself, unlock your creative side, kick-start the right career path and attract the type of relationship and desires you truly want!
Sprinkled with funny illustrations, wicked tips and awesome interviews from professionals in all industries, this book will put a smile on your face and new thoughts in your head.
So go get your read-on!
Sprinkled with funny illustrations, wicked tips and awesome interviews from professionals in all industries, this book will put a smile on your face and new thoughts in your head.
So go get your read-on!
311 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 26, 2018
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February 15, 2019
I just started reading this. It is a really cute, and has some great advice in it. I like the pictures, and I like all the fun interviews she does with people.
April 19, 2019
Kind of a waste of time (and paper)
June 17, 2020
I won this in a First Reads giveaway but all opinions are my own.
This is a quick read and it seems like it was geared more towards high school or college aged people. There was some good advice for me in here, like how to tell if someone is lying, and I like that Samuel uses "a person" instead of "he/she" to describe the reader's potential love interest, but a lot of it wasn't very useful to me at this stage in my life.
I like that each chapter ends with an interview (even though I didn't know who most of the people were). My favorite interview the author did was with Stefan Brogren. I love Degrassi! Getting his insight into the show and learning more about him was cool.
This is a quick read and it seems like it was geared more towards high school or college aged people. There was some good advice for me in here, like how to tell if someone is lying, and I like that Samuel uses "a person" instead of "he/she" to describe the reader's potential love interest, but a lot of it wasn't very useful to me at this stage in my life.
I like that each chapter ends with an interview (even though I didn't know who most of the people were). My favorite interview the author did was with Stefan Brogren. I love Degrassi! Getting his insight into the show and learning more about him was cool.
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