Another enthralling historical novel artistically written by Jane Kirkpatrick. I loved A Clearing In The Wild, surely to be a classic of Pacific Northwest literature.
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This book is likely to strike a chord with anyone who is in a dysfunctional work environment. For those with a background in social services, you will definitely understand and recognize the parallels drawn between the workplace and families. For those without the social service background, it is a good explanation of the evolution of dysfunction in the workplace. You may not be able to solve the problems at work, but you will definitely understand them better--a step in the right direction. Getting the dysfunctional 'parents' (managers) at work to read and recognize it may be another story.
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Excellent. Though the admits that it was sparse on practical solutions, it helps readers develope a moral perception which is regarded as a first step toward engaging the challenges addressed.
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A Clearing in the Wild by Jane Kirkpatrick
avid reader, August 15, 2007
Another enthralling historical novel artistically written by Jane Kirkpatrick. I loved A Clearing In The Wild, surely to be a classic of Pacific Northwest literature.(2 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
Letters from a Nut by Ted L Nancy
Avid Reader, July 15, 2007
I just finished reading this book!!! A must read! I was laughing all the way through.(6 of 8 readers found this comment helpful)
The Enchanted Doorway by Kathleen Zvetkoff
Avid reader, May 2, 2007
Truly a bedside bookto whisk one away from the outside world
Really is true to it's title
Enchanting!
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Incestuous Workplace: Stress and Distress in the Organizational Family
Avid Reader, March 31, 2007
This book is likely to strike a chord with anyone who is in a dysfunctional work environment. For those with a background in social services, you will definitely understand and recognize the parallels drawn between the workplace and families. For those without the social service background, it is a good explanation of the evolution of dysfunction in the workplace. You may not be able to solve the problems at work, but you will definitely understand them better--a step in the right direction. Getting the dysfunctional 'parents' (managers) at work to read and recognize it may be another story.(2 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
Book of Rhythm by Woodrow Odom Lucas
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1-5 of 6 nextavid reader, February 14, 2007
Excellent. Though the admits that it was sparse on practical solutions, it helps readers develope a moral perception which is regarded as a first step toward engaging the challenges addressed.(2 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)