Review of The Naked Truth

[Anthony__]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Naked Truth" by Bobbie Jackson.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Are you struggling with contentment and self-esteem issues? Do you find it hard to build a positive self-image or grow in self-awareness? The Naked Truth by Bobbie Jackson is an intriguing piece that answers many questions about building a sound self-positive image.

The world is riddled with several self-destructive patterns that aim to break who we are. There is so much false perfection that we consciously and unconsciously try to measure but fail miserably. This behavior stems from the deep dissatisfaction we may have with ourselves as opposed to the fantasy image we desire. In this book, Bobbie Jackson samples these negative traits in seven chapters. She highlights introspective tools for the readers to understand where their discontentment stems from and how to overcome them. Bobbie reminds readers of their self-worth and stresses the importance of accepting oneself. She draws many distinguishing differences between the various aspects of self and advocates the need to build a strong self-opinion irrespective of the world’s views. In conclusion, she encourages readers to be their biggest fans and believe greatly in themselves, as that is the antidote for a better life.

It isn’t easy to put into words the ingenuity of Bobbie Jackson. With intriguing images, exact words, and an uncomplicated writing style, she passed across a very brilliant message. She came across as passionate and very well-informed about these negative patterns that plagued man and their solutions. This book was a joy to read, as each topic discussed was not only exciting but very relatable and factual. The lessons learned from this book were very educative and thought-provoking. I’d share my favorite, which says, “The power to improve yourself lies with you.”

I love this book. There’s so much gold that needs to be unpacked in bits. I believe this book should be read slowly. One chapter a week, so the reader can savor each word, each statement, soak up its importance, and then manifest it. The discussion on self-awareness was my favorite chapter in the book. It was informative and transformative, as it dealt in-depth with self-reflection and identity building.

There is nothing I dislike about this book. It contained some capitalization errors but didn’t affect my reading flow. This is one of those books I would love to read frequently, more than once a year, to keep in touch with its lessons. For these reasons, I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.

I highly recommend this book to people out there that are struggling with a poor self-image. Individuals ready to break free of self-destructive patterns will appreciate this book. This book contains all the answers you need.

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[Amy Luman]

I believe that a positive self-image begins in childhood. I had that, but I also realize that because of circumstances outside the control of children it is not always possible.

[Micah_1]

Nice review. I'll check out this book. Books that will help one reshape her image always intrigues me.

[Summer Henrietta]

This book is really educative and I must say your review was very engaging.
Welldone!