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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Trouble Aint Nothing But a Word" by Paul O Scott.]

Trouble Ain't Nothing But a Word by Paul O. Scott is a nonfiction book that talks about the life of the author, marked by personal and professional challenges, triumphs, and a profound transformation after a life-altering event.

This book talks about the life of Paul O. Scott, born into a Christian Science family in Chicago, as he goes through a series of life experiences. From his youth, marked by struggles and personal growth, to his struggles with faith, criminal activities, and eventual redemption, Scott's story is a testimony of self-discovery and resilience. The book describes a lot of activities that shaped the author’s life, encompassing relationships, career challenges, and his remarkable journey of recovery after a near-death experience. It is a story of love, loss, and the fighting spirit that propels one forward.

I like how the author’s story is told in the book. There is no bias, as the author takes full responsibility for his actions by detailing every event without trying to sugarcoat it. The author's exploration of societal expectations during his youth is something I also liked. Detailing his social life and the transformation of his personalities and attitudes over the years shows the real truth that nothing is set in stone and we are just all products of external circumstances and ingrained characteristics. Additionally, the way his familial relationships, connections with friends and women, and separations are detailed and told adds to the honesty of the book, which is something that I adore in good biographies.

There was nothing I disliked about this book. Everything about the book is a perfect fit. This is the author’s debut memoir, and all I can say is that I am very impressed. The memoir was written professionally, without negative aspects, like the author has written several books before.

There are no errors in this book. I did not find any while reading. It was exceptionally well edited. With every positive thing I have said about this book, it is probably obvious that the book gets a perfect rating from me. I am rating Trouble Ain't Nothing But a Word by Paul O. Scott 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend this book to people who love biographies and personal stories.

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A wonderful book that tells the story of the writer’s life and the extent of the challenges he faced in order to achieve his dream.... The book is wonderful and exciting, urging perseverance towards achieving the goal and not despairing.

a perfect rating from you! "Trouble Ain't Nothing But a Word" by Paul O. Scott sounds like an incredibly honest and inspiring memoir. The author's journey from struggles to redemption, and his ability to take responsibility for his actions, makes it a compelling read. It's great that you appreciated the author's exploration of societal expectations and the detailed accounts of his relationships. It's impressive how well-written and well-edited the book is, especially being a debut memoir. Your positive review definitely makes me want to read it!

It's not easy to survive life-threatening events. I commend the author for not only surviving but also finding the courage to write this book. Like you said, it does not look like there is anything to dislike about this book.

Lol. This book's title is funny? Really? Like "trouble" is nothing but a word? Well, I am just cruising. I know the title is meant to get us respond to life's challenges in a more positive, productive manner. I would like to read about the incidents Paul O Scott has shared in this book as regards his personal and professional challenges.

Sorry for the stupid question, but where are you finding this book? I'm not seeing it on Amazon, Google Books, or even on a Google search.

Scott's candid narrative takes readers through the highs and lows of his life, from struggles with faith to brushes with the law, culminating in a transformative near-death experience that reshapes his perspective. Through tales of resilience, love, and self-discovery, this book beautifully captures the indomitable human spirit, offering hope and inspiration to all who face their own challenges."

Yes, this review is helpful and sufficient. It provides a detailed overview of the book's content, praises the author's storytelling and honesty, and commends the book's professional writing and editing. It is likely to motivate readers to purchase the book, especially those interested in biographies and personal stories. The reviewer believes it would be a valuable addition to anyone's library.

This review presents Trouble Ain't Nothing But a Word by Paul O. Scott as an impressive debut memoir. The book is praised for its honest depiction of the author's life, personal growth, and redemption after facing hurdles. The reviewer appreciates the lack of bias and sugarcoating in the storytelling, as well as the exploration of societal expectations and intricate relationships. The book receives a perfect 5-star rating and is recommended to fans of biographies and personal stories.

A young man growing up as a Scientific Christian has never had a more eventful life as this one. The upbringing is as simple and filled with challenges like any other childhood. As he is one of the 6 children in his immediate family he finds comfort in being guided by his older brother and mother. No event is short of struggle for Paul O Scott.

His upbringing together with his three brothers and two sisters sounds a lot similar to any other black American family's upbringing . His father who taught him so much before he made many excuses for not being around, came home one day drunk as a camel. He saw his father take out a few dollars that wouldn't even last them a month's worth of groceries. Clearly he had lost his job. The boys succeeded his duties by taking care of the farm.

His mother encouraged deeply that they maintain going to church. Reminding them of scriptures daily to meditate upon. Their faith and belief amongst each other was the only thing that kept them optimistic.

This memoir is nothing short of teaching about obstacles and resilience. Their family's love for one another was stronger than anything. In loss and disrespect, racism and triumph they had each other and that is a great lesson you can ever teach your children while still alive. 5 out of 5 rating for this piece of perfection.

"Trouble Ain't Nothing But a Word" by Paul O. Scott delves into the author's journey from a challenging upbringing in Chicago to personal and professional trials, including a transformative event that reshaped his life. Through vivid storytelling, Scott recounts his experiences of struggle, redemption, and self-discovery, offering readers a compelling narrative of resilience and the power of overcoming adversity.

This is a biography I will probably not read myself, despite the many positives mentioned by the reviewer. I can imagine that for lovers of the genre, the honesty, the responsibility-taking, the detailed descriptions are a plus.

The review makes me want to read the whole biography given that the reviewer gave it 5-stars. I'm not normally a fan of biographies but I'd give this one a chance!

It sounds like the book offered a compelling and transparent look into the author's life, filled with personal and professional challenges and his journey towards redemption. It’s great to hear that you appreciated the author’s candidness and accountability in his storytelling, which often enhances the impact of autobiographical works.

From the review you've written, this book sounds like a great biography. The author's honest narration of his story without sugar coating it impressed me enough to give this book a chance. Moreover, his actions, good and bad, and struggles with personal growth, sheds light on the lives of many people as well. I'm pretty sure many can readers relate to this. Good job on the review.
And congrats to the author on BOTD.