Official Review: Respect by Dr Monica Young Andrews

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Re: Official Review: Respect by Dr Monica Young Andrews

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Respect! It's something we all seek and sometimes even demand. Yet, there's a school of thought that says that it should be earned. I like that there's a book touching on this subject in depth and from different perspectives also. I'd like to read this book. Also, thanks for a well written interview Saint, it's beautiful.
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This is an excellent review. I enjoyed your analysis of the book’s content. I like that it helps instruct people on how best to respect one another and to improve themselves as well. Thanks for a nicely detailed review!
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Post by tarafarah7 »

What a great review! Thanks so much! I've downloaded my copy!

Providing opportunities for reflection, self-discovery, and growth, the contents of today's BOTD focus on respect: what it means, how it's interpreted, what it feels like, and how to live your life accordingly. It's filled with informative, thought-provoking stories that help open doors to meaningful conversations and improved relationships. It's one that everyone will benefit from reading, individually or with others, specifically parents and teens. Thank you, again! :-)
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Your review alone has invited me to the book. Everyone wants to be respected and I am anxious to read in details, what the author says in the book.
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This book seems to bring some interesting and important lessons about respect. I don't know if it is for me since I'm not looking for a non-fiction book now. Congrats on BOTD to the author! Thanks for the informative review!
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This book on the meaning of respect and its subtleties take both the teenagers’ and the parents’ perspective. I like the fact that the author did not neglect to include factors such as culture into the narrative because it truly plays a huge part in understanding this word.
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It sounds like a good book for many people to read. Great review. Hopefully, more people read up on respect.
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From a sampling, this seems like an interesting book focused on the building and repairing relationships built on respect between parents and children. It might be worth a second look. Well done.
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I like that this is a short book with a relatable message. It should be recommended reading for teenagers and their parents.
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Respect by Dr Monica Young Andrews is about gaining respect. Respect is important for everyone and a book about it will always help. Thanks for the free copy. Congratulations on #BOTD.
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Respect by Dr Monica Young Andrews seems like an amazing book, and many people would understand many things with the help of the book. Respect is an essential part of our lives. Congratulations on #BOTD.
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This sounds like a very well written book that clearly conveys the importance of respect and what it means to each individual. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Great review!
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This is a wonderful review and I would love to hear more about this subject. Respect has always meant something different to Everyone. It is definitely something EVERYONE needs to learn the correct meaning of. I am anxious to read the entirety of this book and appreciate all its worth.
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Post by Kaitlyn Canedy »

This book is great so far! Honestly, even though the author is older than me, I feel that she "gets me." I am only in my early 20s, but the definition of respect has changed over the years and I am confused about it often. Thanks for this review! :)
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This is a practical book. I like it.
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