Official Review: There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!

[raqstar1]

Hopefully books like this will offer wisdom to future generations. Thanks for the review.

[rondanoh1]

This book seems like it will be an enjoyable read. The author's analogy of a marathon race and the marathon of life was very enlightening. I appreciate your thorough review. I will have to add this to my to-read list.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

It struck me that this book could serve two purposes: to be an autobiography to leave as a legacy to the author's family history; and to be an encouraging self-help book for readers in general.

What an interesting point! Honestly, I would love to have a legacy like this one from my grandma.
I usually don't go for self-help books, but your review is very compelling.
Thank you!

[jdsatosk]

Thanks for the review!
I was intrigued by the beginning of the book because it was about completing a marathon, but I see what you mean about the lack of flow from topic to topic. The second chapter was quite different and lacked a connection to bring the chapters together.

[Holly Bernier]

I like that the author, when faced with adversity like losing her job, decides to move onto something she wants to do. Most people who lose their jobs become worried about money and how they'll pay the bills. She has a lot of courage. Thanks for the great review!

[AnnOgochukwu]

Although the name of this book seems misleading to me, I still think it's a good book.
Great review.

[Iva Stoyanova]

It sounds inspiring and helpful. The idea that the author offers her own personal stories, knowledge and expertise makes the book very relatable.

[Sanju Lali]

A nice, inspirational autobiography "There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!" by Trish Ostroski, which portrays how the author had led a full life doing service to others like advertising and community development. The book appears appealing to for me to read.

[Pinning_RJ]

The first thing I noticed was the funny title of the book. I liked that author has out her vast experiences and life learning lessons in this book. But I'm really not into autobiographies so I'll pass this one. Happy BOTD!

[Twylla]

What a lovely book. I enjoyed the story about the Los Angeles marathon. "Some lessons from the marathon that also apply to the marathon of life are to dedicate yourself and prepare for the journey. Make the most of it, and ultimately it is your own journey. " The author has a lot of good stories that are attached to life lessons.

[Tablito]

When Trish is unemployed, she uses her time constructively and does what she couldn't do when she was employed.

[Dylan921]

Great review! I really enjoyed reading the Amazon review, which is the first several pages or chapters. What I liked was she only had to write 250 words for a review of a off-broadway play. How easy is that!!

[Jsovermyer]

This book is part autobiography and part self-help. The author tells of her interesting life, including time in the Peace Corp, and her desire to help others and find meaning in her life. Congratulations to the author for being chosen as BOTD. Thanks to the reviewer for your excellent and honest review.

[Abacus]

"There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!" by Trish Ostroski - The author has an upbeat style with an upbeat message which is inspiring. She uses experiences from her own life of service which turns out to be really interesting. A very good read. Thanks for informative review.

[DEEPA PUJARI]

This book is about bringing meaning to life. Nicely reviewed. Congratulations BOTD!