4th Course of Chicken Soup for the Soul
4th Course of Chicken Soup for the Soul
The fourth installment in the Chicken Soup for the Soul series promises to be even more popular than its predecessors. The perfect gift for friends, family and business associates is now available in A 4th Course.
About the Authors
Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen, are professional speakers who have dedicated their lives to enhancing the personal and professional development of others. They are joined here by Hanoch McCarty, president of Hanoch McCarty & Associates and an internationally acclaimed author and lecturer, and Meladee McCarty, a program specialist for the Sacramento County Office of Education. The McCartys are coauthors of Acts of Kindness and The daily Journal of Kindness.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars The Right Recipe!
This is the first Chicken Soup for the Soul book that I have read, having recently lost my job this past year to the economy. I can’t say enough how these stories able me to keep a positive outlook and attitude on my life and career. Broken into eight convenient chapters: Love, kindness, parent and parenting, teaching and learning, death and dying, personal perspective, overcoming obstacles and eclectic wisdom. I even shared several of the Holiday stories with my family this year since Christmas was a little bare. Needless, to say that this past Christmas will stick with us more than the more past prosperous years, due largely I think to these stories that I shared. A sheer joy to read, I look forward to more books in the series!
5 Stars You won’t be able to read it without sharing the stories…
I would sit down to read these books, I couldn’t help but to read the stories, and share them with who ever was around…they are inspirational, and uplifting. I have read them all and wait anxiously for more to come.
5 Stars An inspirational book that touched my heart.
I thought it was a really good book. All the stories about people forgeting their problems and helping others with theirs. My favorite story was “Snowed In”, it was about a three year old girl who needed a liver transplant. The day a liver was available to her ended up in the middle of winter. The snow was over two feet deep. She needed to get to Omaha within the next twelve hours. All the people in the community (tired from shoveling their own driveways) pitched in to clear a parking lot so a plane could take off to get her there. I liked this story because it was about people helping others, even when they were tired or cold. All the stories show some kind of hope, love, inspiration, compassion, or understanding to show the best in who we (the people of the world) really are.
5 Stars Uplifting Reading
This is a wonderful book with uplifting stories that often left me with wet eyes. I learnt a great deal about life, love, kindness, parenting, death and dying, perspective, overcoming obstacles and wisdom. The book really warmed my heart, strengthened my spirit and improved my outlook on life.
The stories in the book are short and crisp and very powerful. After reading a story, I would spend some time pondering and reflecting on the enormity of the lessons I would have just learnt and how I can use the lessons to be a much better person.
The book is well written, well laid out and is a pleasure to read. This is recommended for all people that are seeking wisdom so that they can live more meaningful lives.
5 Stars chicken soup
were can i buy this book at other than you store as you see I am having hard times because my wife has cancer, and not to much left to work with, I understand that it is a very good tape to listen to, as that is what she like to listen to are tapes, they seem to have arelaxing efect on her. thanks for taking the time to read this, and answer this. J Boot
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