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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This book sounds like a thought-provoking tool to help people. Respect for ourselves and others is the basis for great relationships. I can't wait to read it.
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This is an educational non-fiction parenting book highlighting how to earn respect, and reflecting on hat causes disrespect. The book is temporarily free on Amazon Kindle and has a well-written OnlineBookClub review. Congrats on the BOTD selection.
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I am impressed by the author for adding activities and reflective questions at the end. Adding this to my 'Want to read' shelf.Thanx for the review!
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People seem to be more and more disrespectful nowadays, maybe because society is becoming more egocentric.
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This is an interesting topic. Respect, as a concept, should be understood well.

Thank you for the great review.
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I like how you were honest about putting the work in and evaluating yourself with regard to this important topic. It’s nice to see that the format of the book is such that readers can have a format to follow for self reflection.
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Post by María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda »

I think it's very important to understand and be open to learn what respect means to different people, because it might differ across time and cultures, but we should always strive to be kind to others.
Thank you for your enthusiastic review!
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Thank you for your excellent review. What is respect? That is an excellent question. This book will be on my bookshelf for future reading. I’m sorry the Amazon review gave nothing, only chapters!
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I am glad that culture was mentioned because it is important to note that what one feels is disrespectful could be only because of cultural differences. Thanks for your review.
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Respect is an unusual theme for a book, yet it is important. It seems interesting to have a guide to discern if one is behaving properly regarding being respectful and earning the respect of others.
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Post by Stephanie Elizabeth »

I think this book would be beneficial for all readers. Respect is something we all want and should be offering one another, but sometimes, we aren't going about it in the right way. I like how the book delves into child/parent relationships as well. Thanks for the informative review.
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This is a great book that all age groups with gain knowledge from. Congrats BOTD.
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I'd like to take a look at the 'Reflection questions' and 'Activities' sections for better personal evaluation and for building a healthy relationship with the people around me. Thanks for the review.
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These days learning to respect each other (regardless of age or relationship) is so important. I really like that the author ties in a youthful perspective as well as an adult perspective. Kids don't know what it's like to be an adult but we should remember what it's like being a kid when talking to them. Sounds like a great book, thanks for the review!
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Post by Sanju Lali »

A nice insight into the things that cause disrespect and the ways to earn respect is presented in the book "Respect" by Dr Monica Young Andrews. The nice thing is that this book gives insightful dissection of what respect means. The book appears worth reading.
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