People Are Talking!

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I was pulled into the story in every way. It caught me from the first page. |
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- Cheri Conrad, |
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I felt like I was the one experiencing it. |
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- Dixie Winne, |
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It made me want to go get a notebook and do the things with her (Angela). It was like the Baglady was talking to me! |
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- Rhonda Rhoades, |
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The book actually makes you think about your own life. |
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- Tina Adrian, |
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I think He (God) sent me here (to Kansas) to read your manuscript. How did you get so much wisdom? I think it was Lord ordained that I read this book. |
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- Shari Miles, |
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The night Rose sent her home to focus on God...I had a strange and really good feeling when I read that. The one question that I have struggled to answer in my life is ‘What is my purpose here?' And the answer I came up with after reading that book is to let go and let God have this life and he will lead me if I will just follow. |
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- Millie Webster, |
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I found myself unable to put it down. It spoke to my soul. |
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- Brenda Ellis, |
What did the readers think of the Baglady?
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I loved Rose. I grew very attached to her. Every chapter I worried that she wouldn't be sitting on the bench. |
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- Denise Esser, |
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Her unwavering focus on what was good and true. Underneath all that, her trust in God. |
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- Faye Ressel, |
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She led in the right direction but let the discovery be your own. |
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- Debbie Allen, |
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I thought she was either the Virgin Mary or God. |
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- Llourdes Ylagan, |
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Because of the message, I thought the Baglady was an Angel. |
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- Diana Ferguson, |
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I felt like she had to be an angel. She exemplified God in everything she did, and yet she had time to have fun and do silly things. |
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- Darlene Brown, |
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Her peace and the way she had of teaching Angela without making it seem like she was teaching. It wasn't forced. Very natural. |
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- Veronica Laliberte, |
Reader comparisons to other books
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It reminds me of the type of books that Ken Blanchard writes...Also reminds me of The Secret, but with a more Christian approach. |
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- Mari Peck, |
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It led me to the answers in a much shorter way than Mark Victor Hansens, The Power of Focus. Your's is experiential. |
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- Debbie Summers, |
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I liked how you took the scriptures and Bible background and related it to everyday life |
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- Cowanda Nisbett, |
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It was wonderful, sort of like an "Illusions" (my favorite book by the way) specifically for me, a woman around 40 starting over. |
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- Samantha Joseph, |
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Would I recommend it? Absolutely! I'd hand it out like tracks. |
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- Sheila Gunlock, |
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I want a case of them because I have so many friends I want to read it. |
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- Sally Beach, |
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Get it out there. People will buy it. I even told a perfect stranger about it and she wanted to read it. |
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- Pepper Garcia, |
What would make this book better?
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A sequel to know what she (Angela) did with the wisdom she gained. |
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- Michelle Sell, |
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A couple more visits with the Baglady. |
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- Kathy Smith, |
