Ideas Worth Reading
From Playful Tales to Sharp Satire

Thoughts from Some of Those
Who Read and Enjoyed

This book is not “normal”

So, my headline is misleading as it is a play on words from inside the pages of this incredibly unique work. I found it entertaining, funny, witty, and full of satire. If you have an hour to spare and want to read something that keeps you turning the pages, I recommend this book. Great job!

Joshua T. Whaley, Amazon Reviewer

If you can’t pay $6.99 and read 70 pages, then please do not complain about the government!

My basic purpose in life is to help bring sanity to government. For many years now I have been gathering data and putting some boots on the ground towards this goal. Imagine how thrilled I was to find and read this book! Nancy’s truly a genius to have been able to (1) figure out how one could indeed bring sanity to government; and (2) to put forth these ideas in a succinct and entertaining manner. 70 pages and $7 makes it very accessible. When enough of my friends have bought and read it, I’m going to have a MPP party at which we can discuss what we can do to implement her brilliant ideas. Thank you, Nancy!!

Marcia Powell, Amazon Reviewer

Read this book, then donate it to your mayor.

Although fiction this is an honest, truthful and clever book. It is about how a country should be governed and by what kind of people/person. Imaginative yet very simple these ideas need practical application by politicians. Buy this book and send it to the politician of your choice. Help him or her get a true understanding of the meaning of duty and honorable leadership.

Jeniffer LeBaron, Amazon Reviewer

Compassions Defeats Hate

This book is useful, quintessential and easily read about our current understanding of the dangerous and indeed ugly societal hate spreading nowadays. It allows us to understand its dangerous core, how to manage, prevent and eliminate it.

Jonas H, Amazon Reviewer

An excellent guidebook

This is a sensible guidebook for anyone who is concerned about the religious choices of others.
Written out of the experience of helping thousands of concerned parents, friends, neighbors, etc., this book explains how to address the “problem” of a loved one joining a religion one doesn’t fully understand.
Logically, the first recommendation is to “calm down” so one can be effective in addressing the situation.

Jane James