Review of More Than Just Talk

[Slayton Natasha Tillett]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "More Than Just Talk" by Patti DeNucci.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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I could remember vividly when I was in school. I was a very fun person to be with, always talking. I had this financial challenge one time, and I locked myself in my apartment, not wanting to talk to anybody. It continued until the third day, when it seemed like I was seriously sick; I couldn’t even think straight. I said to myself that I needed to go out and converse with people. As soon as I stepped out and began to converse with my neighbors, I began to get myself. Conversation is therapeutic and makes one feel alive. In this book, we are going to talk about conversation in great detail.

More Than Just Talk by Patti DeNucci is the title of this book, and it is divided into sections, but I would like to talk briefly about the first sections, which would get us set for other amazing sections of this book. The first section has to do with understanding the benefits of good conversation. First of all, we see how conversation would help stimulate our brains and lift our mood. The author gave an instance where one is yelling at a kid, suddenly meets a neighbor or someone, and begins to smile. This changes the entire mood. Continuous conversation would help stimulate our brains and put us in a happier mood. You can also get an opportunity through conversation. The benefits of a good conversation are endless. In this book, you will learn how to hold an engaging conversation and more. Grab a copy.

This book is very easy to flow with, as it is very relatable and dwells on a general concept that we face daily. Being someone who loves conversations, this book taught me a lot, and I believe from now on I will be better at conversing. The approach the author used in writing this book made it very easy for anyone who is planning to improve their mode of conversation to catch up, as it had practical follow-up sections and also motivating write-ups. This book would be beneficial to everyone, regardless of how bad or good they are at engaging in conversations. I was so happy again because I would save myself the stress of lecturing my boring friends about how to engage in conversation; this book would do the magic real quick.
The only thing I disliked about this book was its voluminous nature. Books like this would be more appealing if the volume was not large, as its audience is broad and not all of them enjoy reading voluminous books. This is my personal observation and does not affect the general nature of this book.

Following the positives above, I would rate this book five out of five stars. Conversations are not limited to a particular class, race, or group of people, so therefore, this book is a perfect suit for all adult readers.

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[Aleena Augustine]

"More Than Just Talk" by Patti DeNucci sounds like a valuable guide to the art of conversation, and your review provides an insightful glimpse into its content. It's great to hear how the book emphasizes the benefits of good conversation, from stimulating the brain to lifting one's mood. Great job on the review!

[Jessica Uchechi Azuka]

I like that this book is very practical and uses life experiences to teach. From the title, I think it shuns procrastination and talks and upholds action. I am looking forward to reading this book.

[Jane Honda]

"More Than Just Talk" is like a friendly guide to better conversations. It's relatable and practical, teaching you the art of engaging chats. The only downside is its size, but the wisdom it shares is worth the read.

[Enjani Matendeko]

I think I've been underestimating the value of conversation, despite how much it has helped me. If this book will help me get better at it, then I'd appreciate it because I like conversing with people.

[Mercy Wambui Ndungu]

Thank you for sharing your insightful review of "More Than Just Talk" by Patti DeNucci. Your personal experience at the beginning adds a relatable touch to your perspective on the importance of conversation.

Your summary of the first section, emphasizing the benefits of good conversation in stimulating the brain and lifting one's mood, gives potential readers a glimpse into the practical aspects covered in the book. The mention of gaining opportunities through conversation adds another layer to the significance of effective communication.

[Donaking]

The reviewer shares their personal experience of how conversation helped them overcome a challenging time in their life. They highly recommend the book "More Than Just Talk" by Patti DeNucci, stating that it is relatable and easy to follow. The book provides practical tips and motivation to improve conversation skills. The only downside mentioned is its voluminous nature, which may not appeal to all readers. Overall, the reviewer rates the book five out of five stars and believes it is a beneficial read for all adults.

[Kelvin Suraj]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this book. This book sounds interesting from your review. I can't wait to take a look at the book. Thanks for this engaging review.

[Ajay Rudrapati]

I am actually eagerly waiting to read this book, your review acted as a catalyst that builds my interest to make this read by me. Thank you for your review

[Mary Clarkee]

One tool or skill needed to succeed in your career is the right conversational approach. We need this book to guide us on that subject.