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Book made me cry. I thought it was a good book, but I did have a bit of trouble keeping all the names straight.

This review contains light spoilers… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Overall opinion: 3.25 Better than the first book and I do l like that Anna works with her husband on the male, technology and military aspects as it makes for a good read. The H is..

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I would have preferred a male reader. the story itself I found boring and I lost interest. sorry

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with me. You have encouraged me to make changes in my way of thinking about reading and how I can make changes to help my student enjoy reading, not just read to take a test.

I love this book so far a real page tuner can’t get enough wow amazing.

Was a great book from start to finish. nor too long at all. informative and easy to understand.

The writing is certainly personal & engaging & Ms. Hendrix narration matches it perfectly. Ostensibly, Main Street is in a way about every Main Street in America, viewed through the lens of one character, Carol Kendicott, on one fictional town of Gopher Prairie, Minnesota. As the story begins, Carol is a college graduate, soon to..

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I have the previledge of having the one the author present in front of small group. it was both insightful and refreshing. very good read anyone in business should read this book.

This book was perfect. The best mix of romance and sarcasm I’ve ever read. Just buy it!

Relevant, practical and insightful. This book provides a framework with five building blocks to design your digital transformation journey. The book is full with examples to explain critical business concepts.