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This was the best non-self-help book I've ever read!: ) I found it to be insightful, practical, relatable, and very accessible to all of us humans struggling to overcome our own issues. Deborah Dove, Editor, Polgarus Studio Because these reflections on and admonitions for self-help are firmly rooted in a spiritual and social component, Blankenship is able to effectively guide readers without the pomp and fluffy promises of self-help guides that are more ethereal but lacking in practical applications. The result isn't just another self-help guide (because most of those do suck). It's a blueprint for how to choose, identify, and live a healthier, more productive lifestyle overall, and is highly recommended for those who have delved into the self-help book world before and found it sadly lacking. Diane Donovan, Editor, Donovan's Literary Services, Bookwatch Author Tony Blankenship says that his book Self-Help Sucks! is unique, and he is right. I've read many self-help books, but never one like this before. Blankenship is spot on with his belief that we cannot improve our lives by ourselves. We need the help of a higher power, whatever we think he/she/it is. Not everyone will agree with all his advice, but everyone will learn some principles to help them with whatever issues they're currently facing. The personal experiences which Blankenship relates to his audience make for easy reading and help readers identify with his points. I liked his emphasis on the practical. For example, he discusses the three questions to ask before saying anything: Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it kind? Self-Help Sucks! is filled with similar realistic advice throughout and is well worth reading. Jon Micheal Miller, Readers' Favorite Book Reviews

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